A pleasant cruise on a sailing boat to discover southern Sardinia, where you will admire the many shades of blue of its crystal clear sea that are distinguished by the vegetation of its coasts. Treat yourself to walks among the most beautiful beaches of Sardinia letting yourself be carried away by the music of their kiosks, but above all let yourself be overwhelmed by the madness of this magical place with a midnight swim under the stars. To make you feel like you are in your boat, the skipper may want a hand to hoist the sails, do not miss this great opportunity! Without neglecting the possibility of participating in sailing lessons that the skipper will have the pleasure of holding during navigation for those who wish.
| DEPARTURE BASE | Marina di Capitana, Sardinia |
| TIME OF DEPARTURE | Check-in at 18:00 pm on Sunday - Check-out at 08.00 am on the following Sunday |
Included services
Double cabin spot
Italian Skipper
Deckhand
Bed linen
Dinghy with outboard engine
Snorkeling equipment
SUP (Stand Up Paddle)
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| PRICES |
Prices per person for accommodation in double cabin with private bathroom. |
Additional information
| Language | Italian and english. |
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| Class | Premium Plus |
| How to come | AIRPLANE: Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG) |
| Product ID | 442 |
Southern Sardinia from Cagliari - ID 442 View More
Day 1: Check-In
Embarkation is scheduled for Sunday, in the late afternoon, at the Marina di Capitana. Once you get aboard (you will already find stowed the galley ordered by you online by coordinating in the days prior to departure with the crew) we will enjoy a welcome drink and dinner in one of the restaurants in the area or in the center of Cagliari.
Day 2
Once settled in the boat and familiarized with the space, in the morning, full of energy to begin this exciting experience, we set off for our first destination: the beach of Nora at Capo Pula. We will sail lulled by the waves of the sea and propelled by the force of the sail, until we are greeted by two promontories surmounted by ancient watchtowers; it is then that we will realize we have arrived at our destination. It is this panorama that will provide the backdrop for our first apéritif on the boat, cheers to this adventure that begins!
Day 3
After a nice breakfast, we set the bow for the next stop: Chia, undoubtedly one of Sardinia's most beautiful beaches. During the sailing trip, those who want to try it can give the skipper a hand in hoisting and adjusting the sails - definitely an experience not to be missed! Once we arrive at our destination, mask and snorkel in hand, we are ready to dive into these crystal-clear waters and then enjoy a walk on the beach with its numerous kiosks. In the afternoon, we set off towards the Gulf of Teulada, enjoying the last dives of the day and preparing for the night at the roadstead.
Day 4
What better way to wake up than with a nice dip in these pristine waters? And after a nice breakfast, we set sail towards the island of San Pietro, more precisely in the direction of Carloforte. Before entering the harbour we will stop in the inevitable bay to refresh ourselves from the day's sailing: for those who wish, the skipper also gives sailing lessons (he really cares about this, better to indulge him). In the late afternoon we arrive at our destination, a stroll around the shops, and then a nice fish dinner in a small restaurant serving typical cuisine. We will then spend the night in the harbour.
Day 5
In the morning we are ready to sail along the coast of the island of Sant’Antioco until we reach the dunes of Porto Pino beach: a boundless desert of soft and fine white sand, shaped by the wind. The Mistral, dominant in this stretch of sea, will allow us a fun sailing with a stern wind and we will be able to cross the Gulf of Palmas. We drop anchor on these beautiful turquoise beaches and reach the shore by swimming or for those who want to stay completely relaxed, with the tender. Here at night the calm and transparent water invites you to a midnight swim under the stars.
Day 6
We wake up surrounded by this celestial sea that invites us to a last dive, after breakfast we set sail, and with a short sail we reach Capo Teulada, the southernmost point of Sardinia. We stop more precisely at Cala Galera for a nice dive, its waters are full of colourful fish, a spectacle for the eyes. We set off again for Capo Malfatano and drop anchor in front of Tuaredda beach, an oasis of calm, protected waters, which we enjoy between dives. Perhaps for lunch we can stop at the local bar/restaurant, with its distinctive thatched roof.
Day 7
With a beautiful crossing, in which we enjoy manoeuvring the boat as novice skippers, we head towards Cagliari for the last dives of the holiday! More precisely, we set course for the Marina di Capitana, where we return for a last dinner in the company to spend the last night on board.
Day 8: Check-out
Last breakfast on board and embarkation scheduled for 8 a.m.
NOTES: In the event of a particularly strong north-westerly mistral, the cruise may be rescheduled with an eastbound route towards Villasimius instead of westbound.
The itinerary may be subject to change depending on weather and safety conditions and the technical assessment of the boat captain. This programme is intended as indicative and not binding.
AVAILABLE BOAT CLASSES
SUN ODYSSEY 49i (2009) View More
| Model | SUN ODYSSEY 49i (2009) |
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| Type | Sailing boat - Premium plus |
| Year | 2009 (refit 2023) |
| Length | 15.07 m |
| Width | 4.49 m |
| Sail area | 112.00 mq |
| Cabins | 4 double + dinette |
| Beds | 8 + 1 crew |
| WC/Shower | 4 |
| Details | Solar panels, two refrigerators, 600w inverter, 4 electric toilets, TV |
Boat models, technical specifications and optional may be subject to change. BeBlue reserves the right to make free upgrades to higher classes when necessity arises and to replace the boat presented in the catalog, or out of the catalog, with another of similar class and quality. All boats are selected with care and experience.
