Discover hidden coves, ancient estates, a waterfall, citrus groves and the island of Capri as you cruise along the picturesque coastline. Stop for a swim in the clear waters and use the provided snorkeling equipment for the full experience. Then, your captain will offer you a limoncello tasting and commentary on the history and legends of the region. Choose to admire the breathtaking view from the stern seats or relax and shelter from the sun under the boat's awning. Start your tour by admiring Bagni della Regina Giovanna, one of the most enchanting spots on the beautiful and famous Sorrento coast. The landscape consists of a huge cliff enclosing a charming natural pool, accessed from the sea through a rock arch. You will then reach the bay of Puolo with its crystal-clear water. The beach, overlooking Vesuvius, has a surface composed mainly of pebbles and sand and its characteristic village consists mainly of fishermen's houses. Stretching out towards the island of Capri and surrounded by about 20 km of coastline bathed by the two gulfs of Naples and Salerno, you will find Massa Lubrense with its enchanting panorama. Stop in Puolo for a swim break of about 20 minutes for a pleasant dip in our crystalline waters. Cradled by the rocking of the sea you will be led to the discovery of a true paradise.
Sorrento Coast boat tour with limoncello tasting
- Explore the coast by boat on a 2-hour cruise from Sorrento
- Reach locations like Puolo Bay, Massa Lubrense and Fiordo delle Sirene
- Relax, swim in crystal clear waters and indulge in a limoncello tasting
Drikkevarer
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Sejltur
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Smagning af alkoholiske drikke
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Snorkling
Drikkevarer
Antonino Esposito - Ristorante e Pizzeria, Piazza Marinai D'Italia, Sorrento, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy
Know in advance:
- the tour operates with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 12 participants
- the experience includes limoncello tasting and 2 drinks (Italian beer, soft drinks, water, or tea)
- please arrive at the meeting point 20 minutes before the boarding at Marina Piccola Sorrento
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Guider
5/5
Værdi for pengene
5/5
Sikkerhed
5/5
Service
5/5
Anonym
Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2022God
Samlet bedømmelse4/5
LM
Fra Irland - juli 2022Rejste som et par
18 - 24 År gammel
Meget god
Samlet bedømmelse5/5
I’ve booked with TUI twice now & both experiences have been fantastic. I love the peace of mind you have when booking with TUI. The guide comes to the ...
Tracy
Fra Det Forenede Kongerige - maj 2022Rejste som et par
25 - 34 År gammel
Meget god
Samlet bedømmelse5/5
Thus is a fantastic way to see the coast with a few hidden gems
Anonym
Fra Det Forenede Kongerige - oktober 2021Middel
Samlet bedømmelse3/5
None of the free drinks or limoncello offered, only on the boat for 1hr15 mins. Boat driver lit up cigarettes during the experience.
Anonym
Fra Belgien - september 2021God
Samlet bedømmelse4/5
Anonym
Fra Tyskland - september 2021Meget god
Samlet bedømmelse5/5
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