- Genoa
Aquarium of Genoa
Dive into the sea and meet over 12,000 marine creatures in Italy's largest aquarium
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Snorkeling Genoa
Swim among underwater cliffs and hear stories of sea creatures from a biologist
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Duration: 1h
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Max group size: 10
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Live guide: English, Italian
Plunge into the serene, azure waters of the Ligurian Sea and uncover the aquatic wonders of Genoa. Just a few steps off the beach, submerged cliffs and verdant marine meadows teeming with vibrant fish await explorers. The thrill of gazing into the abyss through a snorkel and mask is a sensation like no other.
A knowledgeable biologist-turned-guide is your companion for this thrilling marine adventure, sharing captivating tales of the sea's inhabitants.
The Bagni Liggia facility is at your disposal for changing and showering. While access to the facility is included for the duration of the experience and any necessary post-adventure freshening up, extended stays for beach lounging and use of Bagni Liggia's amenities are available for an additional fee.
Even during winter, the experience remains an exhilarating adventure, thanks to the complimentary wetsuits provided by the dedicated staff. This aquatic journey is ideal for anyone with swimming abilities. So, why wait? Dive in and book this awe-inspiring experience now!
Swim in the waters of the Ligurian Sea to see the underwater world of Genoa. Just a few steps into the sea, find submerged cliffs and meadows with colorful fish. Use a mask and snorkel to observe the depths. Listen to a biologist explain the sea creatures you encounter.
Use shared changing rooms and showers at Bagni Liggia. Your free stay includes the time for the activity and to shower or change. Pay an entrance fee if you wish to stay longer on the beach and use more of Bagni Liggia's facilities.
This activity is available in winter, with wetsuits provided at no extra cost. Only suitable for those who can swim.
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