How much do cruises in Genoa cost?

Prices vary with the format and duration. Shared wildlife cruises and shorter boat trips sit in the mid-range, while private speedboat charters and full-day sailing experiences with a marine biologist are premium. Snorkeling and first-dive trips fall in between.

Which cruises in Genoa have free cancellation?

All seven nature and outdoors cruises listed here include free cancellation, so you can reserve ahead and adjust plans if the weather or your schedule changes. This applies across the range, from the cetacean-watching and whale-watching cruises to the Portofino snorkeling trip, the coasteering adventure, the private speedboat tour and the sailing.

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Nature & outdoors · Genoa

Nature & Outdoor Cruises in Genoa

Average rating4.6Median price$109

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About Genoa

Genoa's coastline is where the city's maritime character meets the open Ligurian Sea, with the protected waters of the Pelagos Sanctuary and the Portofino Marine Protected Area just offshore. Wildlife-focused trips like the Genoa Cetacean-Watching Cruise with a Marine Biologist Guide put you in the company of experts who know these waters, while the Snorkeling Boat Trip in the Portofino Marine Protected Area gets you into the water itself. Whether you want to watch whales surface beside the boat or explore the rocky shallows, these cruises are built around the sea rather than the shoreline.

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Genoa sits at the edge of the Pelagos Sanctuary, a marine protected area known for cetaceans, and close to the Portofino Marine Protected Area. That means trips here are led by marine biologists and naturalist guides rather than general sightseeing crews, and the focus is on wildlife, snorkeling, coasteering or sailing.