• Castello di Solanto - Perched between Casteldaccia and Porticello, the Castle of Solanto majestically overlooks the Sicilian coast from a cliff top. Originating in Norman times, this historic stronghold narrates centuries of maritime heritage and noble grandeur. With stunning vistas, tales of fishermen, and aristocratic echoes, it is an essential visit for those eager to explore the true essence of coastal Sicily.

• Scoglio di Formica - The Formica Rock, a captivating islet near Porticello, rises from the pristine waters like a natural jewel. Once a sailor’s dread due to its protruding rocks, it is now a haven for sea enthusiasts and snorkelers, thanks to its vibrant and life-filled seabed. Rich in local sailor stories and legends, it provides a charming spot where nature and tradition blend seamlessly.

• Capo Zafferano - Capo Zafferano, a grand promontory descending into the Tyrrhenian Sea, defines one of the most enchanting stretches of the Palermo coast. Its towering cliffs, sculpted by wind and sea, conceal hidden coves and offer breathtaking views of the entire gulf. Cherished by fishermen and travelers alike, it promises unforgettable sunsets and an authentic ambiance, where natural beauty meets maritime tradition.

• Tre Piscine Cala Del Cuore - The Three Pools of Mongerbino, nestled among volcanic rocks and a turquoise sea, are a slice of paradise along the coast between Porticello and Aspra. These three natural coves, shaped by time and waves, provide clear and serene waters, perfect for swimming and diving in the sun’s reflections. Favored by those seeking relaxation and untouched beauty, they deliver a genuine experience in one of Sicily’s most scenic stretches.

• Arco Azzurro - The Arco Azzurro, a stunning rock formation in Mongerbino, serves as a natural window to the sea, captivating with its colors and harmony. Carved over centuries by wind and waves, this stone arch frames a breathtaking view, especially at sunset when the sun paints the water in golden and blue hues. A favored spot for photographers and romantics, it stands as one of the most iconic symbols of the Palermo coast.

• Caletta Sant’Elia - The Caletta di Sant’Elia, a secluded cove nestled among the homes of a fishing village, is a sanctuary of tranquility and beauty. Its crystal-clear waters, sheltered by cliffs, provide an ideal setting for swimming and sunbathing in peace. Surrounded by the authentic charm of pastel-colored houses and the scent of the sea, this cove offers picturesque views reminiscent of a Mediterranean postcard.

• USB charging
• Mineral water
• Changing room
• Fresh Fruit
• Prosecco
• Insurance
• Bathroom on board
• Tastings of local products
• Hand shower
• Fuel
• Area covered
• Safety equipment
• Music

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Sun protection
• Beach Towel, Towels.
• DA sunglasses

A brand new boat offering plenty of space for movement and enjoyment, complete with an onboard bath and shower. Guests can indulge in a delightful tasting of local specialties and have the opportunity to stop for swims along the coast in the pristine waters. The tour includes visits to the Solanto Castle, the Ant Shoal, the three swimming pools of Mongerbino, and the renowned Blue Arch featured in the Perugia Kisses advertisement. This adventure is perfect for families and large groups of friends! Departure is guaranteed with a minimum of 5 people.

• The train station is about a 17-minute walk away.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.