Giardini Naxos: Half-Day Boat Trip to Taormina

Giardini Naxos: Half-Day Boat Trip to Taormina

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Discover the Bay of Spisone, the Bay of Mazzarò, and the beautiful Isola Bella on this half-day boat trip from Giardini Naxos to Taormina, learning the basics of sailing and the history of the land along this special journey.

Highlights

Swim and snorkel in the Bay of Spisone
Admire the beauty of the Bay of Mazzarò
Discover the stunning Isola Bella Bay
Enjoy a delicious aperitif in the Bay of Villagonia

Description

Your tour will begin when you meet your captain and board your boat at the Port of Giardini Naxos before setting sail on an unforgettable adventure. Your first stop will be at the Bay of Spisone, where you’ll have the chance to take your first swim of the day and to snorkel independently. You’ll marvel at the stunning stone islets that emerge from the waters and the Atlantis Bay hotel built in Gaudi style. Next, you’ll set sail to Mazzarò Bay, widely considered one of the true treasures of the Sicilian and Taormina coasts. You’ll then stop off at Isola Bella, a historical pearl of Taormina, where you’ll have the chance to explore the Blue Grotto and to discover its gorgeous reflections of light. Against the breathtaking backdrop of Taormina, you'll then be served a tasty selection of local cold cuts, cheeses, and seasonal fruit, all washed down with a fine local white wine. Finally, you’ll have the chance to take another swim before beginning your journey back to the Port of Naxos Gardens.

Includes

Boat ride with captain A tasty aperitif on board (i.e. bread, cured meats, cheeses, and fruits) White wine and water Snorkeling equipment

Important Information

If you're prone to seasickness it's recommended that you take appropriate medication prior to the tour Please consider that the itinerary may be subjected to variations and/or cancellation in case of bad weather conditions for safety and operational reasons