How much do cruises in Syracuse cost?

Prices vary by duration and inclusions, but you'll find options to fit any budget. Short one-hour tours are great value, while longer experiences with extras like prosecco or snorkeling gear are mid-range. All listed cruises offer free cancellation, so you can book with confidence.

Which cruises in Syracuse have free cancellation?

All cruises featured on this page come with free cancellation, giving you flexibility if your plans change. Whether you choose a 1-hour sightseeing tour or a 2-hour snorkeling adventure, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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Water Activities · Syracuse

Syracuse Water Cruises

Average rating4.3Median price$46

Syracuse's ancient sea walls and the limestone cliffs of Ortigia create a dramatic backdrop for a boat cruise, where you can glide into hidden sea caves and swim in crystal-clear waters. A top pick is the Syracuse: Ortigia Island and Sea Caves Boat Tour, a one-hour voyage that earns rave reviews for its knowledgeable guides and stunning scenery. For a longer escape, the Syracuse: 2-Hour Boat Tour with Prosecco and Snorkeling adds a splash of adventure with time to dive in and explore the marine life.

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Syracuse: Ortigia Island and Sea Caves Boat Tour

Rating 4.8, 2,304 reviewsCruiseDuration 1 h

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Syracuse's cruises take you along the Ionian coast, past the historic island of Ortigia and into dramatic sea caves carved by the sea. Many tours include stops for swimming or snorkeling in turquoise waters, offering a unique perspective on ancient Greek and Baroque architecture from the water.