How much do food and drink tours on the water in Sicily cost?

Most of these experiences sit in the upper mid-range, reflecting the boat, crew and food and drink included. Shorter aperitivo cruises and paddleboarding outings tend to be the lighter options, while full-day fishing tourism and premium sunset tours with a richer spread sit higher. Prices are shown on each listing in your chosen currency.

Which water food and drink tours in Sicily offer free cancellation?

Every experience on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a sunset aperitivo or a full boat day and adjust plans if the weather or your itinerary changes. Check the individual listing for the cancellation deadline that applies before you book.

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Water activities · Sicily

Sicily Water Food & Drink Tours

Average rating4.0Median price$113

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About Sicily

Sicily rewards travellers who take to the sea, where aperitivo hour arrives on deck rather than at a table. The Sunset dolphin-watching boat tour with aperitif pairs open water with a relaxed spread and has earned a near-perfect rating across hundreds of reviews, while the Syracuse: Exclusive Aperitivo on a Sailboat along Ortigia's Coast keeps things intimate along the island's most photogenic shoreline. These are experiences built around swimming stops, coastal light and local food and drink served on board.

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The food and drink are served on the water itself, so the setting does the work: sunset light over the sea, a swim stop before the aperitif, or a sail along a coastline such as Ortigia. Expect boat and sailing formats, paddleboarding, and fishing tourism days where tastings happen on board rather than in a restaurant.