Yacht charter in Santa Maria di Leuca · Fratelli Longo — 5.5 Mt (4) (2020)

Boat Rental in Santa Maria di Leuca ?⚓ Come and enjoy a breathtaking experience in Salento by renting our fiberglass boat, a Simpaty from the Fratelli Longo shipyard. At 5.50 meters long and certified for seven people, this vessel offers comfort and fun. Equipped with a canopy and cushions both on the bow and stern, it's perfect for exploring the beautiful waters of the Adriatic coast. Rates and Schedules ⌚? Choose from our rental options: a half-day for €130, available from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM or from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, or a full-day for €220, from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Fuel costs are not included, but the boat is equipped with everything you need for an unforgettable adventure. Explore the Caves and the Adriatic Coast ?? The Santa Maria di Leuca area offers spectacular scenery, with numerous enchanting caves to explore along the Adriatic coast. Among the most popular attractions are: Verduseddha Cave: Small, characteristic caves with crystalline seabeds and naturally sculpted figures. Grotta dei Gabbiani: Stalactites and birds characterize this cave, populated by numerous seabirds. Grotta Terradico: Known as the "Indian tent," this triangular cave has historical importance in ancient Mediterranean routes. Grotta dello Spruzzo: A natural spectacle with a gust of water and air that creates a unique effect thanks to the narrow entrance on the water's surface. Grotta della Vora: A majestic cavern with a circular hole that allows sunlight to penetrate, creating enchanting plays of light. Grotta delle Mannute: An intricate labyrinth of interconnected, evocative caves characterized by circular openings in the rock face. Grotta delle Meraviglie: An extraordinary cave requiring a landing stage and a short walk to reach, offering a freshwater pool nestled between colors ranging from cobalt blue to emerald green. Grotta Mesciu Scianni: Also known as "Laghetto," this cave offers extraordinary reflections thanks to the varying colors of the rock at the entrance. In calm seas, it is possible to enter almost completely in the darkness to admire the play of light on the water. Grotta del Fiume: Characterized by a trickle of freshwater and crystalline colors, this twenty-meter-wide and thirty-meter-deep cave can be visited by boat during calm seas or by swimming. Grotta Tre Porte: Consisting of three large openings leading to a vast cavity, it can be visited both by boat and by swimming. Inside is the Grotta del Bambino, with Neanderthal artifacts, and a tunnel containing ancient animal remains. Grotta dei Giganti: Associated with legends of giants and known for its paleontological finds, this cave requires a boat trip. Grotta del Presepe: Characterized by low arches and biblical scenes, it can only be accessed when the sea is calm. Grotta degli Innamorati: Located on the Ionian coast, it can be reached by sea. Swimming is required to enter, and the water becomes shallower inside, leading to the sand. Grotta del Drago: A suggestive setting between light and shadow, it offers a glimpse of dragon-shaped rocks and stalagmites. Accessible both by boat and by swimming, it allows you to admire the colors of the rocks and the seabed. These caves represent just a few of the many wonders that the Adriatic coast and the waters of Santa Maria di Leuca have to offer.