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Spend four relaxed hours aboard BLUE DIAMOND exploring the Taormina coast from Giardini Naxos to Isola Bella. Expect a swim stop, onboard aperitif and light lunch, local history framed by volcanic geology, and attentive hosts who handle navigation and hospitality.
Spend four relaxed hours aboard BLUE DIAMOND exploring the Taormina coast from Giardini Naxos to Isola Bella. Expect a swim stop, onboard aperitif and light lunch, local history framed by volcanic geology, and attentive hosts who handle navigation and hospitality.
You step onto BLUE DIAMOND at Altare Olimpico in Giardini Naxos; the harbor smells of salt and lemon trees, and the crew—Saro and Graziella—gives a quick tour of the deck before casting off.
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Operated by Blue Diamond Escursioni · Giardini Naxos, Sicily
You step onto BLUE DIAMOND at Altare Olimpico in Giardini Naxos; the harbor smells of salt and lemon trees, and the crew—Saro and Graziella—gives a quick tour of the deck before casting off.
The boat eases out past low cliffs and coffee-colored rock where waves have slowly shaped sea caves and tiny bays. The captain angles toward Isola Bella and Mazzarò, skirted by the steep terraces of Taormina. The water dares you to dive in; a scheduled stop invites a cool swim and snorkeling among rocky outcrops while the crew prepares aperitif and light lunch on board.
This stretch of coast carries millennia of history: Giardini Naxos began as Sicily’s first Greek colony, and the shoreline bears the fingerprints of Mount Etna’s eruptions—black and red lava alternating with limestone headlands. Local culture still orients around sea and citrus; fishermen’s huts and seaside cafes remain common sights.
Practical guidance: the private four‑hour tour typically follows Giardini Naxos → Taormina Cape → Isola Bella → Mazzarò → Mermaid’s Cave → Spisone → Letojanni, with one swim stop and an onboard aperitif/lunch. Towels, masks and snorkels are provided and there’s a restroom on board. Public transport reaches the meeting point; arrive early to check luggage and any dietary notes.
For comfort, plan for sun and reflected light—bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light layer for wind, and footwear that grips wet decks. If you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions before boarding. Time your trip for late afternoon light if you want the coastline to glow without the midday heat.
Meeting is at Altare Olimpico in front of Restaurant Da Angelina, Via Calcide Eubea, Giardini Naxos—arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Yes—snacks and drinks, plus an aperitif, are included; check for dietary restrictions when booking.
Children are welcome but infants must sit on an adult's lap; the tour is suitable for all fitness levels.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
Blue Diamond Escursioni operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto BLUE DIAMOND at Altare Olimpico in Giardini Naxos; the harbor smells of salt and lemon trees, and the crew—Saro and Graziella—gives a quick tour of the deck before casting off.
You step onto BLUE DIAMOND at Altare Olimpico in Giardini Naxos; the harbor smells of salt and lemon trees, and the crew—Saro and Graziella—gives a quick tour of the deck before casting off.
The boat eases out past low cliffs and coffee-colored rock where waves have slowly shaped sea caves and tiny bays. The captain angles toward Isola Bella and Mazzarò, skirted by the steep terraces of Taormina. The water dares you to dive in; a scheduled stop invites a cool swim and snorkeling among rocky outcrops while the crew prepares aperitif and light lunch on board.
This stretch of coast carries millennia of history: Giardini Naxos began as Sicily’s first Greek colony, and the shoreline bears the fingerprints of Mount Etna’s eruptions—black and red lava alternating with limestone headlands. Local culture still orients around sea and citrus; fishermen’s huts and seaside cafes remain common sights.
Practical guidance: the private four‑hour tour typically follows Giardini Naxos → Taormina Cape → Isola Bella → Mazzarò → Mermaid’s Cave → Spisone → Letojanni, with one swim stop and an onboard aperitif/lunch. Towels, masks and snorkels are provided and there’s a restroom on board. Public transport reaches the meeting point; arrive early to check luggage and any dietary notes.
For comfort, plan for sun and reflected light—bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light layer for wind, and footwear that grips wet decks. If you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions before boarding. Time your trip for late afternoon light if you want the coastline to glow without the midday heat.