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Bring your swimsuit if taking a boat tour or simply exploring the island by foot, as the beaches are prime for sunbathing and taking a dip.
Don't forget a hat, sunblock, and plenty of water to stave off the heat if hiking on the island.
Passengers must be agile enough to board and disembark on boat tours, so travelers with limited mobility should confirm accessibility before booking.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Isola Bella. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
It’s free to access the beach and nature reserve area that surrounds Isola Bella in Taormina. If you wish to take a boat tour, there’s a variety of options, such as coastal snorkeling tours and other excursions starting at about US$50. Expect a higher price range for full-day outings.
Yes, Isola Bella is worth visiting. It's a great way to complete a trip to Taormina—the nature reserve is connected to the mainland by a tidal path. One of the most popular ways to see the island is by exploring the nearby coastline; choose between kayaking, snorkeling, and boating tours to see more of the coast in less time.
Per one customer who booked the Boat Tour Giardini Naxos Taormina Isola Bella Blue Grotto, "We had so much fun on the Kristal! The captain knew a lot about the area and very skillfully drove our boat into grottoes and caves. We opted to snorkel and had a blast seeing the fish and swimming in the sea. We would definitely recommend this experience to others!"
To reach Isola Bella from Taormina town, take the cable car. Connecting the charming village of Taormina up on the hill to the beaches at the seaside below, this cable car offers a scenic journey worthy of a ride whether or not you want to spend time at the beach.
Isola Bella is surrounded by beaches where locals and tourists go to relax. This is a scenic place to soak up the sun, go for a swim, or read a book. Other things to do include grabbing an ice cream, taking photographs of the scenic landscapes, and riding the cable car to Taormina.
The cable car that connects Taormina and Isola Bella costs €3 for an adult one-way ticket. Day and weekly tickets are also available for visitors who may be using the cable car service several times per day or over a week. It runs about every 15 minutes.
Each visitor will have their own favorite time of day at Isola Bella. Some people prefer the quiet morning hours for its peaceful atmosphere and gentle sun, while others love the intense sun and buzzing atmosphere of the afternoon hours. It’s possible to spend an entire day at the beaches of Isola Bella.
Yes, the beaches at Isola Bella near Taormina have bathrooms. The beaches here are free and open to the public for sunbathing and swimming and offer the convenience of bathrooms. After a day on the beach at Isola Bella, many people ride the scenic cable car back up to Taormina.
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