BARI
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A reader's shortlist of 5 sailing tours, ordered by how many travellers have actually booked and rated each one. Every entry below shows price, operator and the line that sums up the day.
Small-group catamaran from Polignano a Mare with Lama Monachile sea views, swimming, paddle boarding, and an Apulian aperitif.
“We enjoyed the 2 1/2 hour catamaran guided tour in Polignano a Mare. The boat was clean and spacious. Magda was very friendly and helpful. The snacks provided on board were good. Our two kids enjoyed taking a swim and using the paddle boards.”
Private 9-hour sail from Bari along Apulia’s coast with Polignano a Mare and Monopoli stops, tastings, and time to swim.
“We had a group of seven friends and family and had an amazing sailing experience. A beautiful boat and an experienced skipper an amazing picturesque coastline, warm water, good food, great wind- a fantastic overall experience that we wish we could repeat every day. !!”
3-hour sail from Bari to search for dolphins, steering tips with Captain Vito, swims when conditions allow, and focaccia with wine.
“Highlight unserer Reise: Sonnenuntergang, schwimmen im Meer, relaxen, guter Wein und Essen. Empfehlenswert.”
Sail for 3.5 hours from Bari, cruise past San Nicola, search for dolphins in the Adriatic, and swim if conditions allow.
“Captain spoke little English so very difficult to communicate to include lack of safety advisements. Water was very choppy and several people got sick. Which also made it very scary since we had no idea where the life vests were. Also an hour late leaving as we had to wait for what I believed were…”
Private 3.5-hour catamaran from Bari to Polignano and Monopoli. Swim, cliff views, and guided stops with a friendly crew.
“Fantastic 3.5 hour catamaran tour from Polignano marina. Tour was rescheduled due to weather, but did not disappoint. The crew were excellent - informative but not intrusive, and the catamaran was very well appointed and maintained. One of the highlights of our Puglian holiday.”
