You’ll get to swim in warm evening waters, sip Italian wine on deck, wander Portofino’s square at dusk, and watch sunset by San Fruttuoso Abbey—all at your own pace.
The first thing that hit me was the salty breeze—warm, but not sticky—when we stepped onto the boat just as the sun started to dip. Our skipper, Marco, handed us glasses of crisp local white wine and a wooden tray with focaccia and olives from a bakery in Santa Margherita. I could hear laughter from another boat nearby, but ours felt like our own little world.
We drifted past Portofino’s famous square, where couples strolled and kids chased pigeons near the pastel buildings. Marco slowed down so we could snap a few photos—he even pointed out a tiny gelato shop tucked behind the church, saying it’s where locals go after dinner. The water was glassy, almost mirror-like at this hour.
When we reached San Fruttuoso, the Abbey looked almost golden in the low light. We dropped anchor for a swim—the sea was still warm from the day, and you could smell pine trees from the shore. Snorkeling gear was ready for anyone who wanted it; I just floated for a while, listening to distant cicadas and watching the sky change color.
The last stop? Just off a quiet cove where Marco poured another round and let us linger as long as we wanted. The sunset wasn’t loud or flashy—just slow and soft, with everyone quietly watching until it slipped away behind the hills. If you want to tweak your route or add something special (like music or more time swimming), they’ll sort it out for you—no fuss.
Yes! Infants can ride in a pram or stroller or sit on an adult’s lap. It’s family-friendly.
Absolutely—there’s soda and bottled water available along with snacks.
No problem at all. Just let us know what you’d like to see or how long you want to sail—we’ll make it work.
Yes, service animals are welcome on board.
Your cruise includes an aperitif with local products (think focaccia and olives), Italian wine, soft drinks, bottled water, snorkeling gear if you fancy a swim—and plenty of flexibility for your plans.
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