The best locations for boat trip near Torre Chianca are Porto Cesareo, Gallipoli and Santa Maria di Leuca. In the area of Torre Chianca you can find even more boat trip locations. Porto Cesareo is the closest boat trip location and is 43 km away from Torre Chianca. You can reach it in about 46 min by car.
"Sails were even hoisted briefly although there was actually no wind; service was very good, snack, prosecco and sunset as well"Friedrich, July 22, 2025
"Everything was perfect. Our guide, Andrea, was thoughtful, attentive, and available to tell us about and explain the beauty of the caves and the sea. Highly recommended."Chiara, July 11, 2025
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Discover all the wonders of the "heel of Italy" with our boat trip to the caves of Santa Maria di Leuca. We will see all the grottos of this wonderful coastline, navigating both the Ionian and the Adriatic Sea. We will first head east and reach the exact point where the two seas meet. Here we will
Our catamaran trip with snorkeling allows you to see the Marine Protected Area of Porto Cesareo in comfort, sunbathing and swimming while enjoying the amazing sea of Salento. And to round off the tour in the best possible way, a typical Apulian apéritif awaits you after one of our snorkeling stops!
Make your holiday unforgettable with our boat trip to the Adriatic caves. We will admire the most famous caves of this stretch of coast, and even snorkel inside one of the most amazing grottos in the area! We will set off from Santa Maria di Leuca and head towards Punta Meliso, where the Ionian and