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Spend a day on the Tyrrhenian around Palermo: snorkel clear coves, sip an Aperol at Mondello, photograph Capogallo reserve and close with a cannolo in the Grotta della Regina. A relaxed, all‑ages boat tour with local food and snorkeling gear included.
Spend a day on the Tyrrhenian around Palermo: snorkel clear coves, sip an Aperol at Mondello, photograph Capogallo reserve and close with a cannolo in the Grotta della Regina. A relaxed, all‑ages boat tour with local food and snorkeling gear included.
The boat slips from Marina Yachting and the city falls away — sun hitting the stonework of the harbor, the Tyrrhenian Sea already teasing with glassy blues.
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Operated by Palermo in Boat · Palermo, Sicily
The boat slips from Marina Yachting and the city falls away — sun hitting the stonework of the harbor, the Tyrrhenian Sea already teasing with glassy blues.
On this full-day run out of Palermo, the day is paced by sea, salt, and short shore pauses: a first float at Vergine Maria for clear-water snorkeling, a longer stop at Mondello for beachside bites and an Aperol spritz, a photo-ready circumnavigation of the Capogallo reserve, then a final dip in the Grotta della Regina where a captain‑filled cannolo closes the cruise.
Palermo’s coast is shaped by limestone and recent alluvial shelves; cliffs and coves record both marine erosion and centuries of human harboring. Mondello’s broad sand and Art Nouveau buildings reflect a turn‑of‑the‑century seaside culture, while Capogallo remains a pocket of scrub and Posidonia meadows that support local marine life.
Expect calm to moderate sea conditions; captains adjust stops for safety. Snorkeling equipment and light food are included, with lunch of baked pasta served on board and an aperitivo service mid‑day. Vegan and gluten‑free requests are possible with 24‑hour notice.
Practical guidance: arrive at the meeting point with photo ID, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a light wind layer for the open bay. Bring a towel, swimwear, and a waterproof phone pouch for photos. If you’re prone to seasickness, take prevention before boarding; the vessel schedules a return to port by mid‑afternoon, giving a full 6–7 hours of sea time without a rushed itinerary.
The meeting point is at the Cala in front of the canceled Adorno entrance at Marina Yachting; boarding starts around 09:30 with return by approximately 16:00.
Yes, masks and basic snorkel equipment (and extras like noodles/scuba scooters depending on availability) are included in the price.
Vegan and gluten‑free options are available if requested at least 24 hours before the trip; notify the operator during booking.
Yes, the tour is family‑friendly with soft food options for kids and calm stops, but supervision during swimming is required and life vests are recommended for non‑swimmers.
Palermo in Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips from Marina Yachting and the city falls away — sun hitting the stonework of the harbor, the Tyrrhenian Sea already teasing with glassy blues.
The boat slips from Marina Yachting and the city falls away — sun hitting the stonework of the harbor, the Tyrrhenian Sea already teasing with glassy blues.
On this full-day run out of Palermo, the day is paced by sea, salt, and short shore pauses: a first float at Vergine Maria for clear-water snorkeling, a longer stop at Mondello for beachside bites and an Aperol spritz, a photo-ready circumnavigation of the Capogallo reserve, then a final dip in the Grotta della Regina where a captain‑filled cannolo closes the cruise.
Palermo’s coast is shaped by limestone and recent alluvial shelves; cliffs and coves record both marine erosion and centuries of human harboring. Mondello’s broad sand and Art Nouveau buildings reflect a turn‑of‑the‑century seaside culture, while Capogallo remains a pocket of scrub and Posidonia meadows that support local marine life.
Expect calm to moderate sea conditions; captains adjust stops for safety. Snorkeling equipment and light food are included, with lunch of baked pasta served on board and an aperitivo service mid‑day. Vegan and gluten‑free requests are possible with 24‑hour notice.
Practical guidance: arrive at the meeting point with photo ID, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a light wind layer for the open bay. Bring a towel, swimwear, and a waterproof phone pouch for photos. If you’re prone to seasickness, take prevention before boarding; the vessel schedules a return to port by mid‑afternoon, giving a full 6–7 hours of sea time without a rushed itinerary.