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Sightseeing Cruise

Genoa Port Tour by Boat

Available Thursday, 23 May

Duration: 1h 10mins
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4.1 (14)

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Françoise, France

10 May 2024

Excellent

A faire ! Très belle vue sur le port et même au delà, 10 km à l ouest. Ainsi que sur la ville et ses alentours. J ai réussi la visite car une fois arrivée au port un bel orage !

Tour of the port of Genoa by boat

Anonymous

15 May 2024

Excellent

Apprezzato uscita in barca con una spiegazione ottima molto soddisfatto della esperienza grazie

Tour of the port of Genoa by boat

Anonymous

13 May 2024

Terrible

Man muss sowieso am Kiosk vorbei um die tickets zu holen, und zwar nur am reservierten Tag und bloss nicht im Voraus. Nervig und nutzlos.

Tour of the port of Genoa by boat

About: Genoa Boat Tours

Discover the gorgeous waterways of Genoa on a boat tour! Enjoy the sights of the city from a unique perspective, with the wind in your hair and the sun on your face.

Explore the charming Italian port town, discovering its secrets and its beauty. Relax and take in the sights with a boat tour, where you can learn about the history and culture of this stunning city on the water.

Get to know Genoa from a different point of view – a boat tour is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

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