How much do cruises cost in Polignano a Mare?

Boat cruises here sit in the mid-range bracket for Apulia: expect to pay for a guided couple of hours on the water with an aperitif or prosecco included, rather than a full-day charter. Longer tours departing from Monopoli or trips with extra food and swim stops tend to sit at the higher end. Check each listing for what is included before you book.

Which cruises in Polignano a Mare offer free cancellation?

Every cruise listed on this page comes with free cancellation, so you can reserve a spot ahead of a busy summer day and change your plans if the weather turns. Just check the cancellation deadline on the individual activity page, as the notice period can differ between operators and departure times.

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First-timers · Polignano a Mare

First-Timer Cruises in Polignano a Mare

Average rating4.0Median price$47

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About Polignano a Mare

Polignano a Mare is built on a limestone cliff that drops straight into the Adriatic, and the only way to see what happens beneath those balconies is from the water. First-timers get the full picture on a short coastal cruise: sea caves carved into the rock, the famous beach tucked between the cliffs, and a swim stop with an Apulian aperitif on board. Popular choices include the Polignano a Mare: Speedboat Cruise to the Caves with Aperitif for a fast, focused look at the caves, or the Polignano Coast and Caves Cruise with Drinks, Swimming and Music if you want a livelier couple of hours with

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The town's old centre sits on a cliff, so the caves, arches and hidden coves below are invisible from land. A short cruise shows you the coastline from the sea, usually with a stop for a swim and a drink on board, which gives you a clear sense of the place before you explore the streets on foot.