Catamaran Lagoon 450
4 cabines -
Sardinia - cabin cruise
Discover Sardinia on a cabin cruise from Olbia
Sardinia is one of our Swiss clients' favourite destinations for a cabin cruise from Olbia. Discover the wonders of the Costa Smeralda on board a comfortable catamaran with 6 air-conditioned double cabins and a crew at your service.
Itinerary Sardinia
Here are the details of the itinerary taken by your yacht and its crew from Olbia:
DAY 1 - Saturday - Olbia, Tavolara, Punta Spalmatore
After boarding your catamaran at our Dream Yacht Charter base in Olbia, your Captain will set sail for 9 nautical miles to the protected marine area of Tavolara Island in Punta Spalmatore. With its two beaches facing each other, it offers a perfect shelter from the main prevailing winds. Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 2 – Sunday - San Teodoro
After breakfast and a swim in the sea, a short 9-mile sail will take you to San Teodoro to reach "La Cinta", a long, fine stretch of golden sand between the sea and the lagoon renamed "Tahiti", thanks to its waters similar to those of a tropical paradise.
In the afternoon, sail to Porto Rotondo (about 11 miles) to anchor in the Gulf of Marinella for dinner and overnight. From here, with the dinghy, in a few minutes you can reach the port and one of the most important tourist spots in Gallura, such as Porto Cervo. Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 3 – Monday - Baia Sardinia – Cala Bitta – Cannigione – Capo d’Orso
A magnificent 14-mile sail along the Costa Smeralda to the Gulf of Arzachena, where you can choose from numerous anchorages and small bays to spend the day in peace. Sail between Baia Sardinia, Cala Bitta and Canniggione, or enjoy the Gulf of Saline. Dominated by the typical colours of Capo d'Orso, this coast is also known for Roccia dell'Orso, a rock that, due to erosion by the Mistral, looks like a crouching bear. Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 4 – Tuesday - Palau – La Maddalena
After spending the evening in the harbour, you can discover the beaches and bays between the small islands of "Porco", Santo Stefano and Palau, crossing one of the most picturesque natural channels of the Mediterranean where the wind and the sea have shaped every rock. In the afternoon you will arrive at the small port of Mangiavolpe, in the centre of the inhabited area of the island of "La Maddalena". Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 5 – Wednesday - Sud de la Corse
We will leave the port and head south through the wonderful islands of Spargi and Spargiotto and the "Bouches de Bonifacio" to the spectacular fjord of the town of the same name. With a magnificent port built at the end of the 19th century, it was later colonised by the Genoese who, in order to protect themselves, made structural changes, including the construction of the Bonifacio citadel as we know it today. Enjoy a pleasant medieval walk through the heart of the fortification, and discover the 187-step staircase that King Alfonso of Aragon had carved into the rock. Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 6 – Thursday - Capo Pertusato – Budelli - Razzoli – Santa Maria – Gulf of Pevero
Leave Corsica and enjoy a swim stop at Capo Pertusato where there is an impressive rock which, both for its shape and position, is nicknamed "The Rudder of Corsica". We then sail 12 miles to the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria in the extreme north of the Maddalena archipelago, which is still protected by the National Park regulations.
The "Rosa" beach on the island of Budelli is often referred to as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It owes its name to the colour of the sand, rich in tiny fragments of coral, granite, shells and mollusc shells. A red shoreline and, behind it, Mediterranean vegetation, give the colours and scents of paradise. From here you will sail around the island of La Maddalena and Caprera to the Gulf of Pevero, 14 miles away, where you will spend the night. Near Porto Cervo, with the dinghy you can reach the marina in a few minutes, for those who wish to spend a lively evening, the pedestrian area offers many shops and bars. Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 7 – Friday - Pevero – Romazzino – Principe – Cala di Volpe - Olbia
On the morning of the last day you can enjoy a beautiful sunrise at the spectacular beach of Grande Pevero. This is one of the most popular beaches for tourists visiting the Costa Smeralda. It is shaped like a half moon and at night it reflects its own light.
You will continue to the beaches of Romazzino and Principe (named after the Arab prince Aga Khan, founder of the Costa Smeralda) and Li Ittricceddi 6 km away. After 3 miles of sailing away from the promontory of "smeraldino", you will discover four charming beaches: Cala di Volpe, Liscia Ruja, Petra Bianca and Petra Niedda, with their very fine and clear sand, protected by yellow, pink and red granite. Here you can dive into the bright blue sea before continuing your journey to our base in Olbia for the last 16 miles. Dinner and overnight on board.
Day 8 - Saturday
Disembarkation at 9am.
Please note: the itinerary may be modified due to technical and weather conditions.
NB: Itinerary subject to change without notice, depending on weather conditions and/or technical reasons. The sailing times indicated above are based on an average cruising speed of 6 knots. They may vary according to sea state, wind speed and weather conditions. Our partner reserves the right to allocate another type of catamaran to this cruise, offering the same level of comfort and service.
Itinerary 7 days from Olbia
Olbia - Tavolara - Punta Spalmatore - San Teodoro - Baia Sardinia – Cala Bitta – Cannigione – Capo d’Orso - Palau – La Maddalena - Sud de la Corse - Capo Pertusato – Budelli - Razzoli – Santa Maria – Gulf of Pevero - Pevero – Romazzino – Principe – Cala di Volpe - Olbia
Your catamaran
Catamaran Lagoon 77
4 cabines -