Boat Trip to the Cyclops Islands Marine Protected Area

The Riviera of the Cyclops is a unique stretch of coastline, known for its history and legends, and named after the Homeric Odyssey. If you want to discover the incredible views and natural beauty of the coast, join us on this boat tour in the Cyclops Islands Protected Marine Area.

We depart from the port of Aci Trezza and head south. You will get a close-up view of the island of Lachea, the largest in the archipelago, and its three stacks. We continue alongside the towering Faraglioni, toward the Norman Castle of Aci Castello, built on a basaltic promontory overlooking the sea. We will then stop in front of the Ulysses Caves for a swim.

While we refresh ourselves with drinks, we reach the Prince's House. After admiring this elegant palace built facing the sea by Prince Luigi Riggio, we will return to the harbour of Aci Trezza.

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Highlights
- Admire the beautiful coast of Aci Castello with the Etna in the background
- Enjoy the clear water of the Cyclops Islands Marine Protected Area with a swim
- Take a look at historic buildings such as the Norman Castle and the Prince's house

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Departure & Return
We meet at the souvenir shop in front of the port 30 minutes before the indicated time. Please enter the store and ask for Daniele, your skipper. If you arrive by car, you can park free of charge in the car park of Via Lungomare, a few metres away from our meeting point. At the end of the boat trip, we will return to the starting point.

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Characteristics of the boat
- Number of passengers: 8
- Sun-protected area
- Only assistance dogs allowed
- No restrooms
- Accessible to foldable strollers
- Not accessible to wheelchairs

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Included services
- Skipper

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Requirements
- Not recommended for people with heart issues
- A minimum of 2 participants in total is required for the trip to take place

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Bring along
- Swimsuit and towel
- Sunglasses and hat

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Good to know
- Little kids should sit on their parents' laps
- Depending on weather and sea conditions, there might be some changes in the departure time