Are you an old salt? Or do you just love feeling the sea breeze on you face and experience the discovering of new places on boat? Try the thrill of sailing in the Cinque Terre and La Spezia sea, you will just love the experience. In high peak seasons, hiring a boat or joining a boat tour can be the best way to avoid the crowded transport hubs in La Spezia and the streets packed with tourists in the Cinque Terre villages: just anchor your boat at their docks or offshore, swim in the most secluded beaches and beautiful coves.
My sailing Week has many opportunities to enjoy private or group sailing in the Cinque Terre and La Spezia, ranging from short cruises to longer terms boat rental.
For the Cinque Terre Tour or the Gulf of Poets tour, you are welcomed on the comfortable powerboat ”Cranchi CSL 27” which accommodates up to 7 people and skipper to take you out for a unique experience at sea, also with the chance to take the steer and feel the emotion of leading the boat. Great fun speed emotions are guaranteed or, if you prefer, the opportunity of chilling, sunbathing, and swimming from the boat.
The Cinque Terre Boat Tour itinerary passes the amazing Portovenere and continues along the beautiful rocky Ligurian coastline on the way to the Cinque Terre. With this cruise you will be able to see Portovenere, Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso villages from the sea and visit some of them.
The Gulf of Poets cruise takes you to the untouched Palmaria and Tino islands and to the picturesque villages of Portovenere, Lerici, Tellaro and Le Grazie, and allows you to step off in one of these for a walk and an ice cream.
The tours departure from the Porto Mirabello, in the city center of La Spezia, and you can choose between the morning tour (9.30 am – 1.30 pm), the afternoon tour (2.00 pm – 6.00 pm) and the full day one (10.00 am – 5.30 pm).
Find more tours and cinque terre boat rental offers on My Sailing Week!
sailing in la Spezia, sponsored
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november, 2016
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