Palermo: Boat Tour With Aperitif Snorkeling And Cave Tour
Province of Palermo, Sicily
departure from the tourist port of Palermo, navigation on the Palermo coast, swimming and snorkelling in the Mondello Bay and the Queen's Caves, aperitif based on typical products
Palermo Sea Excursion with Cultural Tour and Aperitif
This boat tour near Palermo offers a cultural itinerary and typical aperitif, suitable for groups and individual travelers seeking a sea experience.
Highlights
- View Palermo from the sea
- Aperitif featuring typical local food
- Cultural tour with landscape explanations
- Spacious boats equipped with toilets
- Open bar serving wine and water only
Description
The excursion operates on two boat types: a sailing boat and a motor boat, both following the same schedule and route. When booking, you may request your preferred boat type, but final assignment depends on the total number of participants for your selected date.
Groups of up to 6 guests will use the sailing boat. Groups of 7 or more will be placed on the motor boat. We strive to accommodate preferences but may change vessels for operational reasons.
Bring water or other beverages to stay hydrated, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and comfortable clothing suitable for a day at sea. Additional drinks can be purchased onboard.
Swimming stops depend on sea and weather conditions and maritime regulations. The captain may alter the itinerary, timing, or swimming locations for safety.
Includes
- Water and wine
- Skipper
- Snorkeling equipment
- Music
- Typical aperitif
- Stops for swimming and floating
- Insurance
- Toilet facilities
- Gasoline
- Open bar (wine and water)
Excludes
- Towel
Important Information
- The aperitif includes tasting typical products and a glass of wine; it is not a full meal. Extra aperitif drinks are available for purchase onboard.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance and bring sun protection and swimwear. Morning departures offer calmer seas and cooler temperatures.