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Sail the Italian Ionian Sea: Unravel the Enchanting Beauty and Rich Culture on Your Yacht Charter Adventure

Set sail on a captivating adventure in the Italian Ionian Sea, an alluring destination renowned for its crystal-clear waters, picturesque landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. As a premier choice for yacht charters, the Italian Ionian Sea offers a vast selection of sailboats, catamarans, motorboats, and other types of boats to cater to your sailing desires.

Discover the pristine beaches, hidden coves, and charming coastal towns that adorn the Italian Ionian coastline. Explore the bewitching beauty of the Salento Peninsula, where you can wander through the historic streets of Gallipoli, or visit the stunning baroque city of Lecce, known as the "Florence of the South.

The Italian Ionian Sea is a sailor's paradise, with ideal sailing conditions and an abundance of thrilling water sports activities, such as snorkeling, diving, and windsurfing. Savor the region's delectable cuisine, which boasts fresh seafood, mouthwatering pasta dishes, and fine wines, as you indulge in the local gastronomy.

Catering to sailors of all skill levels, the Italian Ionian Sea offers an unforgettable sailing experience for both seasoned veterans and newcomers to yacht charters. With its enchanting landscapes, fascinating history, and warm Mediterranean hospitality, the Italian Ionian Sea is the perfect backdrop for creating cherished memories.

Embark on an extraordinary sailing journey through the Italian Ionian Sea and immerse yourself in the magic of this captivating destination. Book your yacht charter today and let the wonders of the Italian Ionian Sea create a lasting impression.

Very characteristic dialect of the Italian language
Provinces of Lecce, Brindisi, Taranto

Currency

€ euro

Language

Different dialect of the Italian

Airport

Bari airport, Mottola Bivio

Best time for sailing

April to October

Boat base

Santa Maria de Leuca, Taranto

 

What to do and visit:

  • Visiting the ancient city of Lecce, known as the "Florence of the South," with its baroque architecture and historical landmarks.
  • Exploring the charming coastal towns of Gallipoli and Otranto, with their narrow streets, charming squares, and beautiful beaches.
  • Taking a boat trip to the Tremiti Islands, a group of small islands located off the coast of the region, known for their crystal clear waters and Mediterranean vegetation.
  • Visiting the Salento Peninsula, a beautiful area located at the southernmost tip of the Italian Ionian region, known for its rugged coastline, charming fishing villages, and stunning beaches.
  • Visiting the city of Taranto, known for its ancient history and cultural attractions, including the Aragonese Castle and the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto.

 

  

Sailing conditions:

  • The sailing conditions in the Italian Ionian region can vary depending on the time of year and the specific location.
  • In general, the Ionian Sea is known for its moderate to light winds, making it a good destination for sailors of all skill levels. During the summer months, the prevailing winds are usually light and variable, coming from the north or northwest. In the spring and fall, the winds can be slightly stronger and more gusty, coming from the east or southeast.
  • The Ionian Sea is also known for its mild temperatures and clear, calm waters, making it a good destination for swimming and diving. However, it is important to be aware of the weather and sea conditions at all times, as storms and strong winds can occur, especially in the winter months.
  • Overall, the sailing conditions in the Italian Ionian region are generally good and suitable for sailors of all skill levels. It is important to be prepared and take the necessary precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable sailing experience

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Suggested sailing route Italian Ionian

Day 1
Start your sailing journey in the city of Lecce, located in the province of Lecce. Spend the day exploring the city's historical landmarks and cultural attractions, such as the Roman amphitheater and the Lecce Cathedral.
Day 2
Sail to the charming coastal town of Gallipoli, located on the Salento Peninsula. Spend the day exploring the town's narrow streets, charming squares, and beautiful beaches.
Day 3
Sail to the island of Leuca, located at the southernmost tip of the Salento Peninsula. Spend the day exploring the island's rugged coastline and charming fishing villages..
Day 4
Sail to the island of Paxos, located off the coast of the mainland. Spend the day exploring the island's crystal clear waters and beautiful beaches.
Day 5
Sail to the island of Corfu, located off the coast of Albania. Spend the day exploring the island's charming villages, beautiful beaches, and historical landmarks, such as the Old Fortress of Corfu.
Day 6
Sail to the island of Kefalonia, located off the west coast of the mainland. Spend the day exploring the island's stunning beaches and charming villages.
Day 7

Sail back to the mainland and spend the day exploring the city of Taranto, located in the province of Taranto. Visit the city's historical landmarks and cultural attractions, such as the Aragonese Castle and the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto.

Overall, this sailing itinerary offers a mix of cultural exploration, beach relaxation, and island hopping, giving you the opportunity to experience the beauty and diversity of the Italian Ionian region.

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