Boat trips · BOAT TRIPS WITH SWIMMING IN ITALY
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 5 boat trips with swimming in Italy worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you board.
Review of Cagliari’s 3-hour RIB tour to Devil’s Saddle, with four swim stops, snorkeling gear, Prosecco, skipper tips, and practical advice.
“Great guide, very flexible with regards to stops, friendly and professional!”
Cruise Polignano a Mare’s sea caves, swim in clear Adriatic water, and enjoy prosecco and taralli on this small-group boat tour.
“this was one of the highlights of our trip. Everybody at Torino boats was professional and helpful. We really enjoyed the tour and our guide. Chris was awesome. The scenery is unbelievably beautiful. I love swimming in the cool beautiful waters of the Adriatic sea. Would highly recommend this and I thought the price was super reasonable.”
Review of the Capri boat tour from Sorrento, with grottos, swimming, lunch, free island time, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“You get charged an extra 10 Euros when you report to Sorento port. This was not communicated to us when we booked and paid.”
Review of Capri’s small-group boat ride, with grottoes, Faraglioni views, swimming, snacks, limoncello, and practical booking tips.
“Relaxing cruise around the island with friendly informative guide and opportunity to go swimming beneath towering cliffs”
Review of Cagliari’s 195-minute speedboat tour with four swim stops, snorkeling, coastal stories, dolphins, and a complimentary drink.
“That was an amazing tour with lots of adventures and emotions. We are very grateful to our skipper Francesca, who was very professional and friendly. The weather was windy and the sea was quite wavy and it was scary for me, but everything went more than amazing.”
River hour, cave run, whale ground or a deck with lunch on it.
