How much do food and wine cruises in Lecce cost?

Prices sit mostly in the upper mid-range, with a few premium private options and at least one budget-friendly sunset party. Longer full-day sails with lunch and a skipper cost more than short aperitivo cruises, and private yacht charters are the top of the range. Check each listing for the current rate in your currency before booking.

Which food and wine cruises in Lecce offer free cancellation?

Most cruises on this page include free cancellation, including the Otranto aperitif tour, the Leuca caves and sunset tour, the Salento sunset boat party, the Gallipoli and Sant'Andrea Island sailing excursion, the private Gallipoli yacht tour, the sailing-maneuvers tour and the Ionian sunset sailboat aperitif.

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Food & wine · Lecce

Food & Wine Cruises in Lecce, Salento Coast

Average rating4.9Median price$138

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About Lecce

Lecce is the baroque heart of Salento, and its food and wine culture is best understood from the water — with a glass of Negroamaro in hand and the Ionian or Adriatic coast sliding past. A sailing day like the Sailing Boat Tour with Lunch and Swimming Stops along the Salento Coast pairs a proper meal on board with swim stops, while the Tritone Tours Otranto: Exclusive Boat Tour with Aperitif and Sea Dives keeps things aperitivo-led with local bites and dives off Otranto.

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The focus is on eating and drinking well while you sail, not just sightseeing. Expect Salento wines such as Negroamaro and Primitivo, plus local food served on board — a full lunch on the longer sailing days, or an aperitivo spread on the shorter evening departures. The coastline, caves and swim stops are the setting rather than the whole point.