Hen and stag parties in Tellaro and Portovenere

Take Tour Time! To make your day unforgettable, our tours are all-inclusive, with a skipper, a light breakfast, an open bar of soft drinks (water, fruit juices, Coke, etc.), Prosecco, Spritz, beer, coffee, and a Ligurian aperitif featuring focaccia, cured meats, snacks, fresh fruit, and seasonal dishes. A hostess and beach towels are also included in the price (200 liters of diesel to be paid on site).

Departure at 10:00 am from the mouth of the Magra River, where you can immediately admire the splendid landscape of the Montemarcello Natural Park with its beautiful coves, until reaching the ancient fishing village of Tellaro, listed among the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy!

After a succession of enchanting coves such as Fiascherino, Maralunga, and Eco del Mare, we will arrive in the picturesque bay of Lerici with its castle and beaches. Our first stop will be in one of these bays for a refreshing swim and an aperitif with a tasting of typical products.

Our tour will continue to the pearl of the Gulf: charming PORTOVENERE! This ancient fishing village will leave you breathless: Admiring the "Palazzata a Mare" from the sea—a collection of tightly packed buildings that, rising high, face the horizon—is undoubtedly a truly evocative sight; the varying widths of the facades, as well as the uneven heights and alternating pastel colors, create a spectacle unlike any other region in northern Italy. The Doria Castle, the ancient church of San Pietro, and Byron's Cave, nestled in a charming cove, will conclude this first part of your tour. Anchored in the Portovenere harbor, you can choose between a restaurant on Palmaria Island or in Porto Venere, or, upon request, lunch on board for €18 per person with a buffet.

Behind Palmaria Island lie two smaller islands, called Tino Island and Tinetto Island. Tino Island is effectively a nature reserve because a military zone was established on its territory, preventing it from being used for construction, allowing access to people, or allowing boats to dock. Tinetto Island is the smallest of the three and the furthest from the mainland; On its rock, the ruins of a sixth-century oratory and those of a larger, two-nave church are still visible. Construction continued until the eleventh century. The latter, however, was destroyed in a Saracen raid.

A stop in a bay where, of course, there will be plenty of stops for a swim in the most picturesque corners of these places.

The trip lasts 5.5 hours.