How long is the stopover on Isola del Giglio?

You have approximately six hours on the island to hike, tour, or relax before returning.

Are meals included on the boat?

Meals are optional and can be purchased onboard; Tuscan specialties are served during the cruise.

Is the trip suitable for children?

Yes, children over 5 years old can join with discounted fares; the trip involves moderate walking that young kids should manage.

What happens if the weather worsens?

The captain may adjust or cancel the trip for safety; guests are notified and can reschedule when conditions improve.

Are there guided tours available on Giglio?

Yes, optional guided tours focusing on the island’s history and nature are offered and can be booked during the boat ride.

How do I pay the landing fee at Giglio?

This €3 per person fee is payable onboard in cash upon arrival at the island.

Tutto Giglio Day Trips with Toscana Minicrociere | Boat Tour | Sightseeing Tour

Adventure Brief

Set sail from Castiglione della Pescaia or Talamone to Isola del Giglio aboard LA FENICE. Enjoy six hours on the island, coastal panoramas, and Tuscan hospitality on this full-day maritime adventure with Toscana Minicrociere.

10–11 hours total (including 6-hour island stop)

easy

From €42.29

The Tuscan coastline offers a brilliant gateway to the Tyrrhenian Sea’s lesser-known maritime jewels, among them the rugged Isola del Giglio. Leaving from Castiglione della Pescaia or Talamone, Toscana Minicrociere S.r.l operates Tutto Giglio, a day voyage aboard the motonave LA FENICE that pulls visitors into a distinctive blend of sea, sky, and Mediterranean wilderness. This isn’t just a ferry ride—it’s a full-day immersion into coastal landscapes and island life with six hours allocated to roaming Giglio’s varied terrain and charming villages.

The journey itself presents unforgettable views: jagged cliffs plunging into sapphire waters, shifting light across Maremma National Park’s protected shoreline, and the silhouette of Monte Argentario in the distance. Passing near the ancient site of Aegylon, passengers glimpse a region dense with history layered beneath its natural drama.

At Giglio, the options span from self-guided hikes along trails through dense Mediterranean scrub peppered with wild herbs and fragrant shrubs, to optional guided tours highlighting the island’s geology and biodiversity. The volcanic origins of Giglio shape its rocky coves, turquoise bays, and stone-built settlements that trace back to Etruscan and Roman eras. Beaches, clear water, and local seafood taverns offer a sensory counterpoint to active exploration.

Dining aboard LA FENICE adds a refined aspect to the experience, featuring Tuscan flavors that complement panoramic sea views. Returning in the evening, the cruise skirts Maremma’s wildlife-rich park, offering a quiet finale as daylight fades.

Toscana Minicrociere’s Tutto Giglio stands out as an accessible, enriching maritime trip within Tuscany’s outdoor adventure landscape. It balances cultural discovery, physical activity, and maritime comfort, crafting a singular way to engage with Italy’s coastal wilderness and island heritage.

About Toscana Minicrociere S.r.l

Toscana Minicrociere S.r.l operates passenger sea excursions along the Tuscan coast, specializing in day trips to nearby islands and coastal destinations. The company offers scheduled departures aboard the motonave La Fenice, connecting ports such as Castiglione della Pescaia, Talamone and Livorno to islands including Giglio, Giannutri, Elba and Capraia. Trips combine guided landings, time for swimming, optional onboard dining and scenic navigation through the Maremma National Park and surrounding marine areas.

The fleet operation focuses on short to full-day itineraries, and each listed excursion provides clear departure ports, approximate sailing times and main highlights for passengers to plan visits. Toscana Minicrociere markets experiences that blend natural scenery, historical context and coastal exploration, drawing on local knowledge of island access and regional points of interest such as Portoferraio and Porto Azzurro on Elba.

Safety and transparency are communicated through vessel information and scheduled departures; bookings typically reference the motonave La Fenice as the operating vessel for advertised trips. The company presents travelers with options that suit day-trip formats, including shore visits, guided tours where available, and time for independent exploration or swimming.

For visitors seeking organized sea excursions from mainland Tuscany to nearby islands, Toscana Minicrociere S.r.l provides a recognizable set of routes and trip formats, with straightforward itineraries, named vessel operation and multiple embarkation ports along the Tuscan coast. Booking information is provided per trip, including departure port and approximate stop durations. Passenger amenities vary by sailing and are described on each itinerary to set expectations. Schedules are subject to change.