Oristano’s Sinis Coast offers a unique opportunity to explore its crystal-clear waters up close. Aboard a private dinghy, adventurous travelers can discover this picturesque stretch of coastline, guided by a skilled skipper. With the boat’s impressive size and power, guests can swim in the pristine waters and even visit the ancient ruins of Tharros. While the tour may not be suitable for all, those seeking an intimate and unforgettable experience along the Sinis Coast won’t want to miss this chance to enjoy the region’s natural beauty.
Key Points
- A 4-hour private dinghy tour along the Sinis Coast, allowing participants to swim in crystal clear waters.
- The tour is conducted aboard an inflatable boat BSC 70, built in 2005, measuring 7.14 m long and 2.80 m wide, powered by a 175 hp engine.
- The boat can accommodate up to 6 participants and 2 crew members, and is equipped with a shower, radio, climbing ladder, awning, and safety equipment.
- The tour includes a skilled skipper, necessary fuel, and one small bottle of water for each participant.
- The tour is not suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility impairments, and pets are not permitted.
Tour Overview
The half-day private dinghy tour along the Sinis Coast lets travelers explore the stunning Sinis peninsula and the ancient ruins of Tharros.
The tour lasts 4 hours and allows participants to swim in the crystal clear waters.
The tour is conducted aboard an inflatable boat BSC 70 that was built in 2005. Measuring 7.14 m long and 2.80 m wide, the boat is powered by a 175 hp engine and can accommodate up to 6 participants plus 2 crew members.
The boat is equipped with a shower, radio, climbing ladder, awning, and safety equipment, ensuring a comfortable and safe experience for all.
Boat Details
The inflatable boat BSC 70, of 2005 vintage, measures 7.14 m in length and 2.80 m in width, and is powered by a 175 hp engine.
This vessel can accommodate up to 6 participants, plus 2 crew members, and is equipped with essential amenities such as a shower, radio, climbing ladder, awning, and safety equipment.
The boat’s design and features ensure a comfortable and secure experience for the tour participants.
The boat’s key features include:
- Ample capacity for 6 participants and 2 crew members.
- Equipped with modern amenities for enhancing the tour experience.
- Adherence to safety standards for a worry-free excursion.
Tour Inclusions
This private dinghy excursion along the Sinis Coast includes a skilled skipper to guide the tour, as well as the necessary fuel to power the vessel. Participants also receive one small bottle of water each, providing some refreshment during the outing.
The inflatable boat, built in 2005, measures 7.14 meters in length and 2.80 meters in width, with a 175 hp engine that can accommodate up to 6 participants plus 2 crew members.
The boat is equipped with a shower, radio, climbing ladder, awning, and essential safety equipment, ensuring a comfortable and secure journey along the picturesque Sinis peninsula.
Tour Exclusions
Certain individuals may not be able to participate in this tour. Specifically, the excursion isn’t suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility impairments. Plus, pets aren’t permitted on the dinghy.
Safety is the top priority, and the boat’s small size and limited capacity may pose challenges for those with special needs.
Pregnant women and those with mobility issues could have difficulty boarding, moving around, or disembarking the vessel.
Pets may create distractions or safety concerns for the other passengers and crew.
While these restrictions may disappoint some, they’re necessary to ensure a smooth and secure experience for all participants.
Meeting Point
Located at the Polo Termica fueling station, the meeting point for this tour provides ample free parking at the port.
This convenient location makes it easy for participants to access the dinghy and begin their adventure.
The meeting point is well-marked and easy to find, ensuring a smooth start to the tour.
Once gathered, the group will receive a brief safety briefing before setting off to explore the stunning Sinis Coast.
With the meeting point logistics taken care of, participants can focus on the exciting journey ahead and the opportunity to discover the natural beauty of this picturesque region.
Exploring the Sinis Coast
Aboard the inflatable dinghy, participants embark on a half-day private tour to explore the stunning Sinis Coast. The boat navigates the crystal-clear waters, offering breathtaking views of the rugged peninsula and the ancient ruins of Tharros. Guests have the opportunity to swim in the inviting Mediterranean sea, seeing the natural beauty of the region.
The Sinis Coast offers a unique experience for visitors:
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Discover the well-preserved ruins of Tharros, a Phoenician-Roman archaeological site dating back to the 8th century BC.
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Observe the diverse marine life and stunning rock formations that characterize the peninsula.
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Enjoy the refreshing swim in the turquoise waters, surrounded by the serene Mediterranean atmosphere.
Swimming in Crystal Waters
Guests can enjoy the inviting, crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean during the tour, taking a refreshing swim amidst the serene coastal scenery.
The turquoise hues and pristine quality of the water offer a perfect opportunity to cool off and relax after exploring the Sinis peninsula.
Swimmers can marvel at the rich marine life and underwater visibility as they drift along the shoreline. With the boat anchored nearby, guests can easily access the water and climb back aboard using the convenient ladder.
This swim break provides a rejuvenating respite, allowing participants to fully appreciate the natural beauty of the Sinis Coast.
Visiting Tharros Ruins
After cooling off in the crystal-clear waters, the tour explores the ancient ruins of Tharros, a Phoenician and Roman settlement with a rich archaeological legacy.
The site offers a glimpse into the region’s captivating history, with visitors able to wander amid the remains of temples, baths, and other structures that once populated this thriving coastal town.
The ruins provide insights into:
- The architectural styles and building techniques of the Phoenician and Roman eras.
- The daily lives and customs of the ancient inhabitants through artifacts and excavated remnants.
- The strategic importance of Tharros as a trading port and cultural crossroads in the Mediterranean.
Exploring these well-preserved ruins allows travelers to step back in time and enjoy the fascinating history of the Sinis Peninsula.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can We Bring Our Own Food and Drinks?
According to the provided information, while a small bottle of water per participant is included, outside food and drinks are not mentioned as being allowed. Guests would need to check with the tour operator about bringing their own provisions.
What Is the Cancellation Policy?
The cancellation policy allows for full refunds up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Cancellations within 24 hours are subject to a 50% fee. No-shows forfeit the full tour cost.
Do We Need to Bring Any Special Equipment?
No special equipment is needed. The boat is equipped with a shower, radio, climbing ladder, awning, and safety equipment. Participants only need to bring themselves and one small bottle of water.
Is There an Age Limit for Participants?
The tour does not specify an age limit for participants. However, it may not be suitable for very young children due to the nature of the boating activity. Parental discretion is advised when booking the tour.
Can We Extend the Tour Duration if Desired?
Yes, the tour duration can be extended if desired. Participants can discuss extending the tour with the skipper at the meeting point. Additional fees may apply for extending the tour beyond the standard 4-hour duration.
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Recap
Set out on a captivating half-day dinghy tour along the Sinis Coast. Glide through the crystal-clear waters, savor the pristine beauty, and explore the historical ruins of Tharros.
This intimate excursion offers a unique opportunity to learn about the natural splendor of the region, though it’s not suitable for all due to the boat’s size and capacity constraints.