Top Gaeta Water Tours

We will leave from Gaeta, admiring the Aragonese Castle overlooking the sea. We will head towards the Regional Park of Monte Orlando, a place that will be able to offer surprising and enchanting sceneries. Unforgettable will be the glimpse of the cliffs, walls more than 80 meters high, which drop sheer into the sea and the imposing and evocative "Grotta del Turco". At the extreme point of the promontory, the Sanctuary of Montagna Spaccata awaits us. A small rock outcrop is capable of attracting all the attention to itself: the "ship of Serapo", so called precisely because its shape vaguely resembles a vessel. arrived in Sperlonga We will admire the medieval towers dating back to 1500 and the wonderful natural caves of limestone formation: the caves of Bazzano, Grotte di Capovento and the most suggestive, the "Blue Grotto" Immerse yourself in its crystal clear waters! We will continue along the ancient via Flacca (187BC) and the Grotto of Tiberius before returning to Gaeta.

Gaita and Sperlonga are known for their picturesque scenery, but most travelers miss admiring both towns from their prettiest vantage points—the sea. On this half-day cruise, admire pristine beaches, sea cliffs, and colorful villages as you explore the coast by boat, including the protected coastal reserve of Riviera di Ulisse Regional Park. Listen to stories about the region’s history and ecology along the way.

With its picturesque coastal scenery, Gaeta’s best views are from the sea—but many cruises stretch on for hours, and that makes it harder to slot into busy schedules. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, this easy, hour-long boat ride offers up front-row seats for local attractions such as the hilltop Sanctuary of the Holy Trinity and 13th-century Angioino Castle. Be back on shore in time for other planned activities.

Discover natural and historical highlights off of the Mediterranean's Ulysees Coast during this small-group from Gaeta. Listen to onboard commentary in English and Italian as you sail by the Regional Park of Monte Orlando, the cliffside chapel of the Montagna Spaccata, and panoramic views. Stop to swim or snorkel in Serapo beach and inlet. Equipment and drinks are included.

Escape the crowds and discover Ponza on a fully private day trip designed for comfort, flexibility, and a more authentic experience. Depart from central Rome with a private transfer, meet your guide in Anzio, or travel independently from Terracina, Formia or San Felice Circeo and meet your guide in Ponza — ferry tickets are arranged and sent in advance for seamless boarding. Once in Ponza, step aboard a private traditional gozzo boat, reserved just for you. Spend around five hours exploring the island’s coastline, swimming in crystal-clear waters, and discovering hidden coves and grottoes far from the crowds. With a dedicated guide, the pace is relaxed and personal. Lunch is enjoyed during the boat tour — we recommend purchasing a to-go meal in Ponza before departure, or we can arrange a stop at a seaside restaurant along the coast midway through the day. After the tour, enjoy free time to explore the harbor before returning in the late afternoon.

We will leave DA Gaeta, admiring the Aragonese Castle overlooking the sea. We will head to the Monte Orlando Regional Park, a place with amazing and enchanting scenery. Unforgettable will be the glimpse of the cliffs, more than 80 meters high overlooking the sea, and the suggestive "Cave of the Turk". At the extreme point of the promontory awaits us the Sanctuary of the Split Mountain. On the opposite side of the beach of Serapo from the promontory of the Sanctuary, a sort of islet-rock is clearly visible, renamed by the locals "the ship". The nickname comes from the fact that the rock as a whole recalls the shape of a boat. Arrived in Sperlonga We will admire the medieval towers dating back to 1500 and the wonderful natural caves of limestone formation: the caves of Bazzano, Caves of Capovento and the most suggestive, the "Blue Grotto". Immerse yourself in its crystal clear waters! We will continue along the ancient Via Flacca (187a.C.) and The Cave of Tiberius before returning to Gaeta.