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Explore the Conero Riviera by canoe on a guided 3‑hour sunrise or sunset excursion from Numana. Paddle past white-pebble coves to the iconic Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle, with breakfast at dawn or a local aperitif at dusk.
Explore the Conero Riviera by canoe on a guided 3‑hour sunrise or sunset excursion from Numana. Paddle past white-pebble coves to the iconic Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle, with breakfast at dawn or a local aperitif at dusk.
The paddles cut glassy Adriatic at first light, each stroke pulling you along cliffs that rise like an old wall of limestone, and the Promontorio del Conero watches from the shore. On a sunrise run the sea cools the air and breakfast waits on return; at sunset a local sparkling wine punctuates the hush at Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle. The route launches from the free beach before the Port of Numana and follows the white-sand and pebble coves of the Conero Riviera—Spiaggiola, Frate, Urbani and San Michele—before delivering you to the twin rock stacks offshore.
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Operated by Restyling Numana - Conero in canoa e Sup · Numana, Marche
The paddles cut glassy Adriatic at first light, each stroke pulling you along cliffs that rise like an old wall of limestone, and the Promontorio del Conero watches from the shore. On a sunrise run the sea cools the air and breakfast waits on return; at sunset a local sparkling wine punctuates the hush at Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle. The route launches from the free beach before the Port of Numana and follows the white-sand and pebble coves of the Conero Riviera—Spiaggiola, Frate, Urbani and San Michele—before delivering you to the twin rock stacks offshore.
Geology here is visible in the rise of Monte Conero: fractured limestone cliffs, fossil-rich benches and pebbled beaches formed by winter storms. The area sits inside Parco Regionale del Conero, a coastal protected zone with fishing villages dating to the Roman period; Numana and Sirolo retain that small-harbor culture, with seafood and simple portside life. Local guides emphasize low-impact access—many coves are reachable only by sea, so paddlers are literally guests of the shoreline.
Practical guidance: tours are 3 hours and suitable for beginners, but expect up to an hour of open-water paddling and some wind exposure. Wear quick-dry layers, sun protection and water shoes; bring a small dry bag for essentials. Morning trips include breakfast on return; sunset trips add an aperitif at Due Sorelle. Guides may group participants into doubles for stability; bring ID (original), and be prepared for weather-dependent cancellations. Timing your visit in calm conditions gives the clearest water and easiest paddling.
The meeting point is the free beach before the Port of Numana; guides check everyone in and brief on safety before launching.
Not always—staff reserve the right to pair participants into double canoes for safety and better group management.
Tours may be canceled for rough seas or high winds; the operator offers full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours before departure or for unsafe conditions.
It’s suitable for most ages and fitness levels, but non-swimmers should wear life jackets and notify guides; the operator may decline participation for serious medical issues, pregnancy or cardiovascular concerns.
Restyling Numana - Conero in canoa e Sup operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The paddles cut glassy Adriatic at first light, each stroke pulling you along cliffs that rise like an old wall of limestone, and the Promontorio del Conero watches from the shore. On a sunrise run the sea cools the air and breakfast waits on return; at sunset a local sparkling wine punctuates the hush at Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle. The route launches from the free beach before the Port of Numana and follows the white-sand and pebble coves of the Conero Riviera—Spiaggiola, Frate, Urbani and San Michele—before delivering you to the twin rock stacks offshore.
The paddles cut glassy Adriatic at first light, each stroke pulling you along cliffs that rise like an old wall of limestone, and the Promontorio del Conero watches from the shore. On a sunrise run the sea cools the air and breakfast waits on return; at sunset a local sparkling wine punctuates the hush at Spiaggia delle Due Sorelle. The route launches from the free beach before the Port of Numana and follows the white-sand and pebble coves of the Conero Riviera—Spiaggiola, Frate, Urbani and San Michele—before delivering you to the twin rock stacks offshore.
Geology here is visible in the rise of Monte Conero: fractured limestone cliffs, fossil-rich benches and pebbled beaches formed by winter storms. The area sits inside Parco Regionale del Conero, a coastal protected zone with fishing villages dating to the Roman period; Numana and Sirolo retain that small-harbor culture, with seafood and simple portside life. Local guides emphasize low-impact access—many coves are reachable only by sea, so paddlers are literally guests of the shoreline.
Practical guidance: tours are 3 hours and suitable for beginners, but expect up to an hour of open-water paddling and some wind exposure. Wear quick-dry layers, sun protection and water shoes; bring a small dry bag for essentials. Morning trips include breakfast on return; sunset trips add an aperitif at Due Sorelle. Guides may group participants into doubles for stability; bring ID (original), and be prepared for weather-dependent cancellations. Timing your visit in calm conditions gives the clearest water and easiest paddling.