About this experience
Discover the islands of Corsica Archipelago and Bonifacio on a boat tour from Santa Teresa Gallura. Visit the city of Bonifacio, swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Piana island, and more.
Highlights
- Stop on the beach of Lavezzi island and admire the variety of fish
- Admire the stunning views of the French coast from the boat
- Discover the hidden gems of the city with a little train ride
- Swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Piana island
- Visit the city of Bonifacio and explore its port and artisan boutiques
What's included
- Skipper
- Fuel
- Stop in the city of Bonifacio
- Swim break at Piana island
- Stop on the beach at the island of Lavezzi
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Discover the islands of Corsica Archipelago and Bonifacio on a full-day boat trip from Santa Teresa Gallura. Admire the white cliffs of Corsica, swim in the crystal-clear waters of Piana Island, and explore the beaches of Lavezzi Island.
Depart from the port of Santa Teresa Gallura at 9:00 AM. After about 25 minutes of navigation, reach the French coast, where a panoramic visit to the Saint Antoine caves and the Sdragonato cave awaits you.
Head towards the city of Bonifacio for a 2.5-hour stop. The town located in the south of the island is characterized by numerous attractions: the port, various artisan boutiques, and a little train which with a few euros not only allows you to discover the most hidden places but also to admire the view from above the island.
Set off again and go along the south of Corsica, characterized by white cliffs and specifically cliffs that fall sheer into the sea. Reach the Piana island, characterized by a sort of sand spit, where you take a swim break of about 50 minutes.
Set off again towards the island of Lavezzi, whose characteristic is the great variety of fish, where you can stop on the beach for about an hour and a half. Return to port at 5:00 PM.
Things to note
- Swimwear
- Hat
- Camera
- Sunscreen
- Snacks
- Water
Terms & conditions
Stops can be inverted due to weather conditions