Giglio and Giannutri

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday + additional departures on Thursday, August 15 and Thursday, August 22, 2024.

NB: The dual time indications refer to the schedules of the two ships, which are slightly staggered. Reservations will be directed based on availability; the times are always approximate and subject to minor changes due to port traffic, currents, winds, and weather conditions in general.

NB: In case of adverse sea conditions, the trip may be modified or suspended at the Captain's discretion, particularly regarding the docking at Giannutri.

Why choose our ships: Not only the islands, but the entire coast and archipelago deserve our interest and admiration: for this reason, we are accompanied by Guides, Biologists, Historians, and Geologists who will provide numerous insights into the landscape and the Cetaceans that often delight our crossings. We value the entire territory, pampering our passengers because we know how curious they are about what we visit!

Online or telephone bookings: Tel. 0586 1981410

NB: Phone reservations are valid if boarding occurs BY 8:10 AM. After this time, we cannot guarantee the availability of the reserved spots.


Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday. + Thursday, 15th and Thursday, 22nd August		Tuesday* *(only in the month of August)
Coastal line Talamone and Maremma		Direct fast line (with Formiche and Argentario): We arrive at Giglio in just 1 hour and 30 minutes.
From Castiglione d.P. Around 8:30 AM. Return around 7:30 PM.	From Talamone. Around 9:50 AM. Return around 6:30 PM.	From Castiglione d.P. Around 8:30 AM. Return around 7:00 PM.
We will sail along the beautiful Maremma Coast, stopping at the small port of the fortified village of Talamone, before heading to the island of Giglio and the tiny Giannutri. During the stops, you can explore on your own or join the Toscana Trekking Guides, who will be on board for bookings and to describe the coastal itinerary. For just an additional 10€/20€, it will be possible to have lunch on board. Stop of 3 hours at Giglio – 1 hour and 30 minutes at Giannutri.		Thanks to the direct route, we will sail close to the Formiche di Grosseto towards the ancient Aegylon and the tiny Dianum (Giannutri), before cruising along the Argentario and the coasts of the Maremma Park on the way back, all while enjoying the commentary from the Toscana Trekking guides. For just an additional 10€/20€, you can have lunch on board. Stop of 3 hours and 30 minutes at Giglio – 1 hour and 30 minutes at Giannutri. Note: This route is operated by both motorboats depending on the days of the week: reservations will be managed based on availability.
How the day unfolds: Boarding starts at 8:00; departure at 8:30! (check by 8:10 on the page) Sailing along the coast of Maremma and the Uccellina Park up to Talamone, and then along the northern coast of Argentario. Shortly before 11:00 AM, disembarkation at Giglio. You can explore on your own or join guided tours with Toscana Trekking by booking with them during the cruise. Lunch will be served on board starting at 1:00 PM (or 2:00 PM), continuing during the crossing to Giannutri. At around 2:00 PM, the boat sets sail for Giannutri. Around 2:45 PM, we arrive at Giannutri, where you can either join additional guided tours or enjoy some swimming. At 4:00 PM, we set sail from Giannutri to return to Talamone (6:30 PM) and Castiglione (7:30 PM), with a brief technical stop at Giglio along the way.		How the day unfolds: Boarding starts at 8:00 AM; we set sail at around 8:30 AM! (check by 8:10 on the page) We’ll sail near some of the most remote islets of the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Formiche di Grosseto, which the onboard guides will introduce and explain. They’ll also be available to provide information about the Archipelago, the coastline, the Maremma Park, and the whales and dolphins we often spot along the way. At 10:30 AM, disembark at Giglio. You can explore on your own or join one of the guided tours with Toscana Trekking by booking in advance. Lunch will be served on board starting at 1:00 PM, continuing during the crossing to Giannutri. At 2:00 PM, departure for Giannutri. Around 2:45 PM, arrival at Giannutri, where you can join additional guided tours or enjoy some swimming. At 4:15 PM, we will depart from Giannutri for the return journey to Castiglione, arriving around 7:00 PM, with a brief stop at Giglio and sailing along the coast of Argentario and the Uccellina Park.

Prices

*In addition to the Municipal Landing Fee for Giglio Island of €3.00 per person (ages 4 and up) and the entrance ticket to Giannutri Island of €2.50 per person (ages 12 and up).

Optional services to book at ticketing.

Lunch on board – €24.00 per person:

"1-course" lunch - €12 per person:

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Toscana Trekking offers: Optional guided tours that can be booked during the cruise directly with the guides.

VISIT TO GIGLIO CASTELLO - A walking tour through the narrow streets of the charming medieval village surrounded by strong walls, immersing yourself in the evocative atmosphere of a history shaped by pirate raids and mining activities – duration 1h30′ – cost: adults €9 – children 5-10 years €5 (plus the cost of the minibus/bus to reach the Castle, €2-3 per person each way).

BETWEEN HISTORY AND NATURE IN GIANNUTRI - A easy trail will take us to the enchanting Cala Spalmatoio for a swim, through the Macchia with the exclusive Euphorbia of Giannutri. You will also have the chance to admire the structures of the Cistern and the two Roman ports. (Walk in the free corridor of the Reserve) – duration 50′ – cost: adults €7, children 5-10 years €4.

GUIDED SNORKELING - In the sea with mask and snorkel, from one of the access points to the cliffs of the islands, we will observe the pristine seabeds and the numerous curious inhabitants of the coastal habitats, while discussing marine biology – duration 1h15′ – cost €15 per person.

The navigation schedule may vary depending on maritime and port conditions. The company reserves the right to modify the arrival and departure times. The carrier declines any responsibility for damages caused to passengers due to delays or non-fulfillment of transport if the event arises from force majeure, adverse weather and sea conditions, strikes, technical failures constituting force majeure, or other causes not attributable to the carrier, and in any case, in compliance with the provisions of articles 402, 403, 404, and 408 of the Navigation Code and EU Regulation no. 1177/2010.

Giglio and Giannutri