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Portofino & Santa Margherita: Boat Tour, Pesto Class & LunchYou’ll board a ferry from Santa Margherita to Portofino with a local guide, taste fresh focaccia, learn how to make pesto in a hands-on class, and enjoy trofie al pesto for lunch overlooking the harbor. With round-trip ferry tickets included and time to explore at your own pace, you’ll feel part of daily life on the Italian Riviera.
Portofino: Small-Group Boat Tour San Fruttuoso & CamogliYou’ll sail from Portofino along dramatic Ligurian coastline with a small group, stopping by San Fruttuoso’s hidden abbey beach and lively Camogli harbor. Swim or relax onboard with local snacks and drinks—including limoncello served by your crew—and soak up stories from your skipper before returning to Portofino as afternoon light fades.
Portofino and San Fruttuoso Boat Tour with SnorkelingA small group boat tour along the Ligurian Riviera departs from Portofino and visits Santa Margherita Ligure, Paraggi, and San Fruttuoso, with an hour ashore in Portofino village and snorkeling access to the Christ of the Abyss. The tour includes a qualified skipper, snorkeling equipment, fresh water, and music on board; inflatables are deployed for swimming and sunbathing at protected bays.Is it for me?Your skipper navigates the Ligurian coast while you relax—stopping at Portofino and San Fruttuoso to snorkel at the Christ of the Abyss with gear provided.
Portofino boat tour: San Fruttuoso Abbey & coastal villagesA private boat tour from Portofino along the Ligurian coast, with stops at San Fruttuoso Abbey, Santa Margherita and smaller villages for walking, swimming and snorkeling. The boat holds up to seven people, includes snorkel equipment and bottled water, and runs between three and seven hours depending on which stops and how long you linger at each one. A live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French, and timing at each village is flexible—you decide how long to stay.Is it for me?Pick the half-day if you want the main villages and a swim in one morning; the full-day if you'd rather explore multiple coves and linger at each; or the sunset tour if golden-hour light and a smaller shared group matter most to you.
Portofino: Kayak & Snorkel Tour with Lighthouse SwimYou’ll paddle from Paraggi Bay along Portofino’s dramatic coast with a local guide, passing landmarks like San Giorgio Church and the lighthouse. Swim or snorkel in clear water, then unwind on the beach with organic Ligurian wine and traditional food. This kayak tour is relaxed but full of small surprises—perfect if you want to see Portofino from a different angle.
Private Boat Tour Portofino: Golfo Paradiso & TigullioA private boat tour along the coast near Portofino takes you to San Fruttuoso Abbey, Camogli, and secluded bays where you can swim and snorkel. The boat holds your group alone, your captain narrates the coast's history and fishing traditions, and the day includes snorkeling equipment, local wine, water and snacks. You choose between a half-day (4 hours) or a full day (7 hours) on the water.Is it for me?Book the half-day tour if you want the main sights — Portofino, San Fruttuoso and Camogli — without a full commitment to the water. The full-day version suits anyone who wants to linger in the bays, swim longer and reach the quieter villages that take extra time to reach by boat.
Sunset Boat Tour with Aperitif in Portofino: swim in crystal clear watersA 90-minute boat tour departing from Portofino takes you past Santa Margherita Ligure and into Paraggi bay, where you can swim in clear water before anchoring near Portofino's harbor for an aperitif of local wine and appetizers as the sun sets. The captain navigates hidden coves and chooses the anchorage away from boat traffic so the moment stays quiet. A live guide in English or Italian is on board; safety equipment, music, and a sunbathing solarium are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon or evening and want to sit still on the water instead of rushing between landmarks—the 90 minutes is short enough to squeeze into a packed day, but long enough that you're not watching the clock. Small groups work best here; the boat holds space for friends to stay together without feeling crowded, and the quiet anchorage near Portofino is built for conversation and the moment itself, not for narration.
Portofino snorkeling: private sunset boat tour with aperitifA private boat tour of the Portofino Marine Reserve that departs from Portofino, Paraggi or nearby towns and takes you to three stops — Paraggi, Portofino village and the bay of San Fruttuoso — where you swim and snorkel as the sun sets. The tour runs two hours, includes snorkeling gear and towels, and ends with an Italian aperitivo platter and champagne or cocktails served onboard. A skipper fluent in English and Italian guides the route.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the Portofino coastline without a crowd — the boat is private, so the pace and the stops are yours, and the aperitivo timing means you're on the water as the light changes instead of watching it from a restaurant table on shore.
