Join an exciting 3-hour boat tour to discover the wonderful coasts of Santa Maria di Leuca, exploring both sides, Adriatic and Ionian. Along the way, you'll see breathtaking cliffs, sea caves and hidden coves, where unspoilt nature reigns supreme. The excursion includes two stops for swimming, where you will have the opportunity to dive into the crystal clear waters and enjoy the sea in total tranquility.The Adriatic side will welcome you with its high cliffs and caves, some of which open directly to the sea, creating spectacular views. On the Ionian coast, however, you will find a gentler landscape, with quiet coves and turquoise waters that invite you to make a stop for a refreshing swim. The skipper, an expert in the area, will accompany you telling you the stories and legends of Leuca, making you discover the unique geology of this corner of paradise.

The Grotta del Soffio, located along the coast of Santa Maria di Leuca, is one of the most fascinating natural wonders of Salento. This sea cave owes its name to the suggestive effect that is created when the waves of the sea creep inside the cavity, causing the air to escape with a characteristic "breath" similar to a deep breath of the earth. The entrance to the cave is partially submerged, and sunlight, filtering through the crystal clear water, generates spectacular plays of color, with shades of deep blue and turquoise. For this reason, the Grotta del Soffio is particularly popular with snorkelers, who can swim through its entrance and admire the bright reflections and beauty of the rock walls shaped by time.

Unlike many other sea caves on the coast, the Porcinara Cave is not submerged and is also accessible by land. This cave has been used since ancient times as a place of worship and refuge, as evidenced by the engravings and inscriptions found on its walls, some in Greek and Latin. It is believed that it was dedicated to the worship of pagan gods and was a place of prayer for sailors who sailed the sea between East and West. The interior of the cave is divided into several cavities carved into the rock, giving the impression of an archaic sanctuary. The charm of the Porcinara Cave lies precisely in its mysterious and sacred atmosphere, which makes it a must-see for those who want to discover not only the natural beauty, but also the millennial history of Leuca.

The Grotta del Lago, located along the coast of Santa Maria di Leuca, is one of the most suggestive caves of the coast thanks to the presence of a small internal body of water, from which it takes its name. The entrance to the cave is accessible only by sea, and once inside you are greeted by a charming environment, where natural light filters through the main opening and is reflected in the water, creating spectacular color games between blue and turquoise. The small inland lake, separated from the open sea by a thin strip of rock, helps to make the atmosphere of the cave even more magical and surreal. This cave is an ideal destination for snorkelers and boaters, who can explore its crystal clear waters and admire the particular rock formations shaped by time. The Grotta del Lago is one of the many natural pearls that make the coast of Leuca a fascinating place full of wonders to discover.

The Cave of the Three Doors owes its name to the three large openings overlooking the sea, creating a suggestive and easily recognizable panorama along the coast of Santa Maria di Leuca. These large entrances allow the light to penetrate deeply, reflecting on the crystal clear water and creating extraordinary plays of color. Exploring the interior, you can admire rock walls shaped by time and deeper cavities that give the cave a mysterious atmosphere. In addition, the site is of historical importance, as finds dating back to prehistoric times have been found inside, a sign that the cave was frequented already in ancient times. Easily accessible by sea, it is a must-see destination for those who want to discover the charm of the caves of Leuca through a boat excursion or a snorkeling adventure.