Explore the stunning Gulf of the Poets on a luxurious small-group cruise from La Spezia to Portovenere. This exclusive journey takes you to the picturesque village of Portovenere, known for its colorful houses and the historic Church of San Pietro. Enjoy a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters and savor local delicacies, including Ligurian wine and homemade pesto, as you soak in the beauty of the surrounding archipelago. With a maximum of six guests, this intimate experience blends sea, nature, and history for an unforgettable evening on the water.
- Small-group cruise for a personalized experience with up to 6 guests
- Visit the charming village of Portovenere and its iconic sights
- Swim in crystal-clear waters while enjoying relaxing music
- Taste local Ligurian delicacies and wines on board
Our hostess will meet you at the entrance gate to the Assonautica
If you'd like, you are welcome to get off the boat an explore the charming village of Portovenere by foot. We will give you suggestions and hints of what to see and do as you explore on your own.
Located just across from Portovenere, Palmaria is the largest island in the Ligurian region and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its rugged coastline, hidden caves, and crystal-clear waters, it offers a striking natural contrast to the nearby villages. From the sea, you’ll enjoy views of steep cliffs, old quarries, and lush Mediterranean vegetation — a peaceful and scenic spot along the Gulf of Poets.
Tino is a small, rugged island located just beyond Palmaria, at the entrance to the Gulf of La Spezia. Steeped in history, it’s home to the ruins of a 7th-century monastery dedicated to San Venerio, the patron saint of Gulf sailors. Though access is restricted due to its status as a naval zone, from the boat you’ll enjoy stunning views of its wild cliffs, dense vegetation, and the historic lighthouse that still guides ships today.
Tinetto is the smallest of the three islands off the coast of Portovenere, but it holds great historical and natural value. This tiny rocky islet is home to the remains of an ancient monastic settlement dating back to the 6th century and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site along with Palmaria and Tino. From the boat, you’ll see its dramatic rocks emerging from the sea, often surrounded by seabirds and bathed in clear, turquoise waters — a peaceful and striking final point along the Gulf of Poets.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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