How much do city tours by boat in Polignano a Mare cost?

Prices depend on group size, duration and whether the departure is private or shared. Shorter shared cave tours sit at the more accessible end, while private charters with a skipper, aperitif or breakfast are premium. Because the site shows live prices in your own currency, check each listing for the exact rate before booking.

Which boat tours in Polignano a Mare offer free cancellation?

All of the water city tours listed on this page include free cancellation, so you can reserve a place and change your plans if the weather or your itinerary shifts. Confirm the cancellation window shown on the individual tour page, since the notice period can differ between shared and private departures.

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Water activities · Polignano a Mare

Polignano a Mare Water City Tours by Boat

Average rating4.7Median price$367

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About Polignano a Mare

Polignano a Mare is built on a limestone cliff that drops straight into the Adriatic, so the town's famous balconies, sea caves and hidden coves only make full sense from the water. A boat tour here means gliding into grottoes carved by the sea and seeing the old town rise above you, as on the Private Cave Tour of Polignano a Mare on a Brand-New Boat, or combining the coastline with an aperitif on the Monopoli & Polignano Boat Tour of the Caves with Aperitif.

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The town sits on a sheer limestone cliff, so its caves, arches and coves are only visible from the sea. By boat you enter grottoes, pass beneath the balconies of the old town and reach stretches of coast that no road serves. Several tours pair the caves with a swim stop or an aperitif on board, which turns the ride into the main event rather.