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Set sail from Marzamemi on Sicily Boats’ private trip to witness Italy’s southern shores where history meets the sea, topped by a breathtaking sunset at the meeting point of two seas.
3–4 hours
easy
From €671.48
Family Friendly
Set sail from Marzamemi on Sicily Boats’ private trip to witness Italy’s southern shores where history meets the sea, topped by a breathtaking sunset at the meeting point of two seas.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels with limited physical exertion aside from light swimming and snorkeling.
Wildlife
History
The submerged Roman columns point to ancient port structures dating back to Sicily’s Roman era, offering a rare glimpse into maritime history.
Conservation
Sicily Boats emphasizes sustainable boating practices, including limits on group size to reduce environmental impact and advocating for reef-safe sunscreens.
Sicily Boats
Set sail from Marzamemi on Sicily Boats’ private trip to witness Italy’s southern shores where history meets the sea, topped by a breathtaking sunset at the meeting point of two seas.
Sicily Boats specializes in private and group boat experiences along the southeastern coast of Sicily. Operating departures from Siracusa and Avola, the company offers a range of private tours, group excursions, and boat rentals with professional skippers as well as license-free 7‑seat options. Trips include visits to natural reserves like Vendicari and Plemmirio, coastal highlights such as the white cliffs of Gallina, historic sites including abandoned tuna fisheries and the Grotte di Siracusa, and scenic villages like Marzamemi.
The fleet includes models named in trip listings: the Joker 950 Wide, Gommone 798 (8 m), Red Sea Medusa 190 (5.7 m), Motonautica Vesuviana MV 740 Touring, and a VIP Yacht 10 m. Rental durations range from half‑day to full‑day and extended 8–10 hour options, with capacity varying from small groups up to 16 guests on larger boats.
Sicily Boats presents curated itineraries such as “Perle del Sud,” “Grotte e Plemmirio,” “Estremo Sud,” and sunset cruises including Capopassero departures. Activities commonly offered across trips are swimming, snorkeling near ancient Roman columns, sunbathing, and tasting a Sicilian aperitif on board. Many experiences emphasize coastal exploration, natural reserves, and maritime heritage.
Featured on The Adventure Collective, Sicily Boats lists multiple private and group tours and various rental formats. Customers can choose boat type, duration, and route to match group size and interests.
Booking options cover short half-day trips, multi-stop private routes, and customizable full-day itineraries; detailed trip summaries list starting ports, durations, and notable stops to help guests plan their ideal Sicilian boating day.
Tours Offered
30 listed
Private, group and rental options
Fleet Highlights
Joker 950 & Gommone 8 m
Multiple boat models available
Skipper Service
Skipper options
Many rentals include a skipper
License-Free
7-seat rentals
Intera giornata and ½ giornata options
Choose a private tour, group cruise, or rental with skipper — check available dates and book the perfect route from Siracusa or Avola.
Book in advance
This private boat tour is popular and seats are limited, so reserving early is essential to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin and Sicily’s delicate marine environment by using eco-friendly, reef-safe sunscreen during snorkeling and swimming.
Water shoes recommended
Rocky shorelines at Capopassero and entry points can be sharp; water shoes ensure safe footing both on boat landings and in the water.
Arrive hydrated
Bring water to stay hydrated, especially during summer evenings when heat lingers despite cooling sea breezes.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects your skin and the fragile marine ecosystem during prolonged sun exposure.
summer
Water shoes
Provides safe footing on rocky shores and when entering the water.
Light windbreaker
Keeps you comfortable during cooler breezes on the water.
spring
Snorkeling gear
Allows close-up viewing of the underwater Roman columns and marine life.
summer