We meet at our boat on the beach of Torre Faro (Via Palazzo, 98164 Torre Faro ME)
• Boat tour from Torre Faro across the Strait of Messina and along Calabria’s stunning coastline
• Views of Capo Pacì, Costone Tre Croci, Ruffo Castle, Scoglio di Ulisse, and the fishing village of Chianalea
• Refreshing swim stop in the crystal-clear waters of Favazzina
• Departure from Torre Faro
• Capo Pacì
• Costone Tre Croci
• Marina Grande
• Scoglio di Ulisse
• Borgo di Chianalea
• Oliveto Beach
• Favazzina (swimming stop)
• Return to Torre Faro
Depart from Torre Faro and cross the legendary Strait of Messina on a boat tour that takes you along Calabria’s stunning coastline. As you leave behind the harbour, you will soon arrive at Capo Pacì, where you can admire the charming villas overlooking the strait. The journey continues as you cruise past the Costone Tre Croci, a remarkable sight that adds character to this picturesque landscape.
The tour proceeds to Marina Grande, the main beach of Scilla, known for its golden sands and vibrant atmosphere. As you glide by the iconic Scoglio di Ulisse, the legendary rock steeped in myth, you will also catch a glimpse of the ancient Ruffo Castle. The picturesque Borgo di Chianalea, a quaint fishing district, is another highlight, offering a snapshot of traditional coastal life. The tour reaches the serene Oliveto Beach before heading towards Favazzina. Here, you will pause for a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters, a perfect end to your exploration before returning to Torre Faro.
We meet at Torre Faro, 15 minutes before departure. If you come by car, you will find free and paid parking nearby.
Motorboat
Number of passengers: 19
Sun-protected area
No restrooms
Suitable for children of all ages, pregnant women and the elderly
Swimsuit
Towel
Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
Not accessible to wheelchairs and strollers
You are allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks
Please note that the activity only takes place with a minimum of 4 participants
Small pets allowed (keep in mind that reaching the beach requires swimming)
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