Milazzo: Promontory Boat Tour with Snorkelling & Guide

By Discover Messina Sicily Travel

Free cancellation available

Features

Feel the thrill of exploring the Milazzo Marine Protected Area by inflatable dinghy
Snorkel in crystal-clear waters and discover an underwater world of life
Enjoy many stops to swim in the best spots with a marine biologist as your guide
Feel the magic of sailing off-the-beaten paths in a pristine marine reserve
Walk the scenic ridge path for bird's-eye views of the coast and Venus Pool

Dates

Travellers

Language options: English

Starting time

Price details

£178.70 x 1 Adult£178.70

Total

Until Sat, 5 Sept

- Not allowed: Littering, Touching marine life
- Not suitable for: Non-swimmers, People prone to seasickness, People with mobility impairments, Wheelchair users
- In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.
- This activity is provided by a professional trader (a party acting within their trade, business or profession).

Meet your guide in Messina and take a 45-minute drive to reach the town of Milazzo. Here we will board a inflatable dinghy at Blunauta Diving Centre, and cruise into the heart of the Milazzo Marine Protected Area. With a passionate marine biologist as your guide, discover an underwater world teeming with life—a true paradise for snorkelling enthusiasts. They are the only ones licensed by the Coast Guard to sail inside the borders of the Marine Protected area: it will be just us sailing around the Cape and no crowds around!

Enjoy several stops at the best spots to swim that only a local guide can show you, and have fun navigating inside unique rock formations hiding crystal water ponds at the very tip of the Cape. During the boat ride, enjoy a break with some snacks and a prosecco.

After having explored the wonders of the rocky coast of the Cape, set off on a scenic walk along the ridge path of the Milazzo promontory. We will reach a jaw-dropping viewpoint to admire bird's-eye views of the coast and the Aeolian Islands before heading out onto the water. If you are blessed by a clear sky, you you will be able to see Mt Etna far in the distance.