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Cruise Giardini Naxos Taormina, Isola Bella

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Duration: 2h
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Taormina: Sunset Dolphin Tour + Aperitif

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Duration: 2h 30mins
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Anonymous

12 Jul 2024

Excellent

Piacevole tour in barca con vista di Taormina dal mare e le principali grotte, bagno al largo dell'isola Bella e per concludere prosecco e paste di mandorla. Ottima guida e simpatico capitano.

Cruise Giardini Naxos Taormina, Isola Bella

Susann, Germany

21 Oct 2024

Excellent

Es großen Spaß gemacht, mit dem Guide diese Tour zu machen.

Cruise Giardini Naxos Taormina, Isola Bella

Francesca, Italy

29 Jun 2024

Excellent

Bella esperienza e personale simpatico!! Consiglio vivamente di fare questa esperienza.

Taormina: Sunset Dolphin Tour + Aperitif

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Sail away on a perfect day, made extra cool by a breezy cruise. Let the sights of Taormina charm you as you relax, unwind and soak up the sun on these top Taormina cruises.

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