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.
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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.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and casual fitness; expect light continuous paddling and short shore approaches.
Wildlife
History
Numana and Sirolo are traditional fishing villages with Roman-era roots; the Conero promontory became a regional park to protect its cliffs and maritime habitats.
Conservation
The Conero Regional Park regulates anchoring and access to sensitive coves—minimize disturbance, avoid stepping on seagrass beds and pack out all waste.
Reserve your spot on the 3 Hour Sunrise and Sunset Excursions to the Conero by Canoe today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Expect group doubles
Guides may pair paddlers into double canoes for stability—be ready to share a boat if you booked a single.
Bring original ID
A valid paper identity document is mandatory for boarding; digital copies are not accepted.
Protect electronics
Use a waterproof bag for phones and cameras—some are available but supply is limited.
Time your swim
If you plan to snorkel at Due Sorelle, pick the calmest hours; currents can strengthen in late afternoon.
Waterproof dry bag
Keeps phone, wallet and layers dry while paddling.
Water shoes or neoprene sandals
Protect feet on pebbly beaches and rocky landings.
summer
Sun hat & sunglasses
Open coastal exposure makes sun protection essential, especially at dawn and dusk.
summer
Light wind shell or fleece
Even summer mornings can be cool on the water; a thin layer blocks spray and wind.
spring