Boat Tour of the 3 Islands & Portovenere

You will arrive in this picturesque fishing village, which still maintains its original identity. It houses a small port and is characterized by the colorful houses typical of the area.

You will discover from the sea one of the largest of the Borgate Marinare, the colorful villages of the Gulf of Poets. It houses an ancient Roman villa and an important base of the Italian Navy, headquarters of the Italian special forces.

You will be amazed by the remains of a tower in the middle of the sea dating back to the Maritime Republics, then used for strategic military purposes over the following centuries.

You will admire the wild nature of Palmaria Island, with its rocky beaches, majestic cliffs and hidden caves.

You will be fascinated by the mysterious Tino lighthouse, by the remains of the Second World War anti-aircraft tunnels dug into the rock and by the ruins of an ancient medieval abbey.

On this tiny island the remains of an ancient Etruscan temple are preserved and guests will be able to see the statue of Stella Maris up close, used to signal the Secca del Diavolo to sailors.

You will enter this incredible natural architecture by sea where legend has it that Byron used to dive to swim to Shelley, in nearby Lerici.

The most incredible town in Liguria. If you wish, you can spend some free time here or among its narrow streets full of shops or on its beaches, or stay on board to take a dip in the crystalline waters. You can go shopping in the shops of the Caruggio, a typical Ligurian alley, visit the romantic church of San Pietro, a small Gothic church built overlooking the sea on the tip of a promontory, enjoy an excellent lunch in one of the famous restaurants in the area without rushing.