Private Conero Riviera Sailboat Tour: Tailored Authentic Experience

Highlights

• Tailored Experience
• Comfort & Tradition
• Local Flavors

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Numana Beach Alta

   Pass by

   The two nicest and smaller beaches underneath the town of Numana are La Spiaggiola and the Spiaggia del Frate. We'll sail past them immediately after leaving the Numana port.

2. 2

   Spiaggia Urbani

   Pass by

   Sirolo's most popular beach

3. 3

   Spiaggia di San Michele

   Pass by

   Sirolo's Largest beach, immediately before the rugged coastline of the Monte Conero

4. 4

   Spiaggia dei Sassi Neri

   Pass by

   The best beach in Sirolo, with white pebbles and crystalline water.

5. 5

   Spiaggia Delle Due Sorelle

   Pass by

   The most famous wild beach in Le Marche, easily recognizable thanks to the two triangular sea stacks (the titular "Two Sisters") that raise from the water, this small pebble beach just under the Monte Conero is only accessible by boat.

6. 6

   Stop 6

   Pass by

   Probably the most beautiful, secluded cove of the Conero Riviera

7. 7

   Portonovo

   Pass by

   The most popular destination north of the Monte Conero, this bay has been a mooring point for sailors for centuries. We will stop next to the Il Trave reef, and you'll have the occasion to jump in the water and explore it with snorkelling equipment.

8. 8

   Spiaggia Mezzavalle

   30min

   The Conero Riviera's largest public beach, free from beach clubs and big crowds, it's the destination for those who want to spend the day on a wild beach, between the sea and the Mediterranean brushes that overlook it. At the end of the Mezzavalle beach, closing the bay of Portonovo, there's a long reef called Il Trave (the Beam). This 800-meters long rock formation closes the bay and creates a quiet area which will be perfect to stop and have a refreshing swim. Swimming next to il Trave is also the best option if you desire to do some snorkelling, as you'll have the chance to see some marine life in the nooks and crannies of this huge underwater rock formation.

Before you go

Location