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Tour with medium seabed or rod fishing.

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Overview

A unique experience for fans of the sea and fishing! During this adventure, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of our sea, exploring the crystal clear waters and discovering the rich marine biodiversity. Under the guidance of experienced local fishermen, you will learn traditional and modern fishing techniques. The day begins with a brief introduction on fishing equipment and techniques, followed by a sea trip on board a comfortable boat. Here, you can test your mid-seabed or rod fishing skills, trying to catch a variety of fish species that inhabit these waters. Whether you're an experienced angler or a beginner eager to learn, this tour offers a perfect opportunity to relax, have fun and connect with nature. At the end of the fishing trip, there will also be the opportunity to buy fresh fish just caught.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

In front of the beach of Villetta Aretusa . Recognizable by an infopoint

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

Italian-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Maniace Castle

We will skirt the maniac castle admiring it from the pungent view of the sea We will skirt the Maniace castle, observing it from the point of view of the sea.

2. Isola di Ortigia

We will skirt the island of Ortigia admiring the Duomo, the church of Santa Lucia , Palazzo Veneziano, Ponte Umberto I, small port, former Bourbon prison, Spanish Walls, Lungomare di Levante, Forte Vigliera, Castello Maniace, Fonte Aretusa, Lungomare Alfeo and Porta Marina.

3. Plemmirio

We will first visit the northern side of Syracuse made known by the presence of sea caves and the particular rocks that resemble various forms of animals and then move to the Plemmirio nature reserve with its renowned Gulf of Pillirina.