How much do cruises in Polignano a Mare cost?

Prices sit in the upper mid-range for the region, which reflects the small-group boats, licensed skippers and included drinks and snacks. Shorter one-and-a-half-hour cave cruises are the most affordable, while longer catamaran and swimming tours with a fuller aperitif cost more.

Which cruises in Polignano a Mare offer free cancellation?

All cruises listed on this page come with free cancellation, so you can reserve a place now and change your plans if the weather or your itinerary shifts. This matters on the Adriatic, where sea conditions can alter departure times. Book ahead for popular departures, then cancel within the stated window at no cost if you need to.

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Water activities · Polignano a Mare

Water Cruises in Polignano a Mare

Average rating4.4Median price$93

Top experiences in Polignano a Mare

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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 only way to see its sea caves, hidden coves and the famous Lama Monachile from below is from the water. A short cruise out of the harbour takes you into grottoes carved by the sea and past beaches you cannot reach on foot, often with a swim stop and an Apulian aperitif on board. Travellers rate the Speedboat Cruise to the Caves with Aperitif and the Cruise Trip, Swim & Cave Exploration with Aperitif especially highly, and both show how much of the coastline fits into a single outing.

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The town sits on a sheer limestone cliff, so its caves, arches and coves are only visible from the sea. A boat cruise takes you inside grottoes, past beaches with no road access and under the Lama Monachile bridge, with swim stops in clear water.