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15 €
At the port, in front of the "Guardia di Finanza" (Via Porto Canale, Castiglione della Pescaia).
At the port of Talamone, in front of the gas station (Piazza del Porto, Talamone)
FREE cancellation with full refund up to 24 hours before the start of the activity
Discover two beautiful islands of the Tuscan Archipelago with our boat trip to Giglio and Giannutri. We will depart from Castiglione and pass through the Formiche di Grosseto (the ants of Grosseto), a group of uninhabited islets. In case we stop in Talamone to board other customers, we will instead navigate along the coast and admire the Argentario and the Maremma Park.
Our guides will explain what we see on the way, but don't hesitate to ask questions! Once we arrive in Giglio, you can visit the island on your own for about 3 hours. We recommend you visit its beautiful beaches and take some time to reach Giglio Castello, a medieval village with delightful narrow streets and an old surrounding wall. Regarding lunch, you can choose to bring it from home, eat in a restaurant on Giglio or have lunch with us on the boat. In the early afternoon, we make our way to Giannutri, and during the 45-minute navigation our guides will keep you company with explanations about the area, trivia and historical facts. You then have 1.5 hours to visit Giannutri, walking its nature trails, visiting the Roman villa or swimming in the cove near the port.
Once the island tour is over, we return to our ports of departure, accompanied by the wonderful views of the Argentario and the Uccellina Park.
The island of Giglio is definitely worth a trip, but to see both islands, it is not necessarily advisable to continue the journey with a child. If the starting point is Castiglione, it is actually completely sufficient to stay on Giglio and maybe go for a swim in the crystal clear water or hang out in one of the bars in the harbor. Very friendly staff on the ship. Always happy to go back
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Maybe because it was high season, the boat was very full, lots of people. The cost was high and all the extra activities were paid. That said, the on-board staff was very kind and welcoming, the trip went very well in the end. I recommend doing it out of season.
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I recommend the boat trip, which left Talamone on time, it's a shame we didn't go to the island of Gianutri due to rough seas.
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