Ortigia and Sea Caves: Boat excursion with underwater viewing

Sicily



Cruise around the island of Ortigia, discover its sea caves and admire its crystal-clear seabed thanks to a special boat with Acquavision submarine vision.

Highlights

  • Guided boat ride
  • View of the seabed through large windows
  • Photo stops at the caves and Maniace Castle
  • Ladder to climb down and up during the swim stop

Description

Climb aboard our panoramic Acquavision boat and get ready for a unique experience along the coast of Syracuse, discovering the city from a spectacular perspective: both above and below the surface of the sea! The tour begins with a circumnavigation of the island of Ortygia, the ancient heart of Syracuse. From the sea, you can admire the most famous monuments from a prime location, including the majestic fortress of Maniace Castle, the ancient Spanish walls overlooking the water, and the legendary Aretusa Fountain. The trip continues towards the north coast to explore the fascinating sea caves. We will enter the karst cavities of the cliff to show you the unique spectacle of the rock formations, the corals, and the reflections of light on the rock. The real magic begins when you look down: thanks to the hull with large underwater windows, you can admire the rich marine life of the Ionian Sea, the schools of fish, and the wonderful rocky seabed in total comfort and safety. A complete, relaxing, and exciting excursion designed to give you unforgettable memories of the sea around Syracuse!

Includes

Fuel, skipper, guide or audio guide, water noodles, life jacket, ladder to board and to get into the water, snorkeling masks

Excludes

Drinks and food

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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