Cruise the Agrigento coast from San Leone to the luminous Scala dei Turchi on a 3.5‑hour boat tour with multiple swim stops. Expect close-up views of marl cliffs, a Saracen tower, a lighthouse headland and panoramas of the Valle dei Templi from the sea.
Cruise the Agrigento coast from San Leone to the luminous Scala dei Turchi on a 3.5‑hour boat tour with multiple swim stops. Expect close-up views of marl cliffs, a Saracen tower, a lighthouse headland and panoramas of the Valle dei Templi from the sea.
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Operated by Forte Mare di Forte Salvatore · Agrigento, Sicily
The boat slips from San Leone and the coastline unfolds: white marl cliffs catch the sun, waves whisper against a low-profile Saracen tower, and the skipper eases the dinghy into a quiet cove so the group can dive into water that suddenly feels colder and clearer. For 3.5 hours you travel a strip of Agrigento’s southern shore that’s readable at sea — chalky steps, a lighthouse crest, and the distant silhouette of classical temples framed against the horizon.
easy.
3–4 hours.
Suitable for most travelers with basic swimming ability; you should be comfortable entering and exiting from a low boat.
Departure and return are from the small port of San Leone near Agrigento; staff will confirm the exact meeting point when you book.
The itinerary includes several short stops — typically three 20–30 minute swims — anchored close to cliffs, a lighthouse headland and a tower cove.
The tour is labeled physically easy and allows infants (who must sit on laps); non‑swimmers can remain aboard but should notify staff since the boat will anchor for swimming.
The operator cancels if weather is unsafe; full refund is usually provided if canceled at least 24 hours in advance or by the operator for weather.
The Scala dei Turchi cliffs are soft marl formations formed over millennia; nearby Agrigento was the Greek city Agrigentum, whose temple ridge is visible from the sea.
The cliffs are fragile and eroding; avoid climbing on them, use reef‑safe products and take all trash back to port to reduce impact.
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