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Sardinia
Sardinia, centre of the most famous Mediterranen routes, offers wide opportunities for amazing itineraries. Open the door to unexpected views and marvellous sea and land experiences, between nature and traditions.
Every itinerary we propose will make your stay in Sardinia absolutely unforgettable. Our continuous consultancy, suggestions and follow up on your cruise will assure that no detail will be left to chance.
We have prepared different possible itineraries that you will find in each area of the website. Each itinerary touches different areas of the island and will allow the cruiser to discover the most special and unique spots of this fantastic and unspoilt land.
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6-day Itineray in South Sardinia. No Foot on the Ground
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6-day Itineray in South Sardinia. No Foot on the Ground
“This land resembles no other place. Sardinia is something else. Enchanting spaces and distances to travel, nothing finished, nothing definitive. It is like freedom itself.” David Herbert Lawrence, Sea and Sardinia, 1921
South Sardinia is an unspoiled remote destination where a yacht itinerary can be completed without stepping ashore one single time, and most importantly, without losing the sparkle of our land's beauty.
Here below our best suggestions for a 6-day itinerary starting from Sardinian East Coast.
DAY 1 – from Santa Maria Navarrese to Villasimius
DAY 2 – Villasimius to Cagliari
DAY 3 – Cagliari to Porto PinoDAY 4 – Carloforte
DAY 5 – Masua
DAY 6 – Piscinas to Oristano
Please find its full version on the attached PDF.
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South Sardinia in 10 days
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South Sardinia in 10 days
SOUTH SARDINIA IN 10 DAYS
DAY 1. Morning: Anchor in Santa Maria Navarrese (39°59′21.4″N 09°41′32.7″E).
Stop for lunch at Lanthia Resort or Nascar Restaurant.
This area is perfect to be discovered riding the Anglo-arabic Sardinian horse between sea and mountain with stops in the countryside.
Trekking on horseback, along paths and bridleways that wind through the most suggestive areas of the mountain territory and lead to the sea.
The tour offers some paths immersed in nature in the company of docile donkeys, from simple walks of a few hours to the treed treks that retrace the ancient mule tracks, along routes of historical and naturalistic interest. You can pick a casual dining experience in the woods at the end of the tour or rather opt for some fine dining at La Bitta (Arbatax) or relax on board. Santa Maria Navarrese to Arbatax 20 minutes, 3NM / Arbatax to Cea 3NM, 20’
DAY 2. Cruise to Cea bay and anchor(39°53′59.1″N 09°41′12.3″E).
Here we can propose a fantastic speleological visit to Su Marmuri Cave in Ulassai. Among the most impressive in Europe for its length (about 1 km) and the average height of 35m with points that almost reach 50m. As alternative we propose free climbing in Ulassai. Beautiful sea view of the Red rock between Arbatax and Bari’s tower. Another alternative: a visit to Jerzu vineyard.
For the kids we have a curious spectacular alternative for the night, a visit to the Astronomical Observatory of Monte Armidda between Gairo and Lanusei. The observatory is open only for two days per week, on Mondays and Fridays for visits of 2 hours from 9pm. The way to the place is quite long though.
Recommended restaurants: Shardana, Barisardo. From Cea to Torre di Barì 3NM/20’
DAY 3. Morning: Passing by Su Sirboni beach (39°44′45.5″N 09°40′42.5″E), head to Porto Corallo (39°26′06.3″N 09°38′18.5″E), or Cala Sinzias (39°11'46"N 9°33'49"E).
Head towards S to Costa Rei area, enjoy a swim at the beautiful beaches of Scoglio di Peppino, Piscina Rei and Marina Rei white beaches.
For the night: Stop in Villasimius (39°07′14.3″N 09°31′53.2″E).
Recommended restaurants: Cabo’, S’Amada, Il Miraggio, Mesa de Janas, Le Anfore.
From Torre Barì to Villasimius 30NM approx 3hrs
Eastern Sardinia - from Villasimius to Cagliari
DAY 4. Morning: Head towards S to Cagliari area. Dive in Capo Carbonara, Marine Park: visit the Virgin of the Depth (39°07′29.2″N 09°27′05.6″E).
A stop can be done in front of Porto Giunco (39°06′53.5″N 09°31′20.1″E), Cala Caterina (39°06′16.3″N 09°30′27.6″E), Capo Boi (39°07′29.2″N 09°27′05.6″E), Torre delle stelle (39°08′32.4″N 09°24′17.4″E) and Mari Pintau (39°10′24.7″N 09°21′51.9″E), during the day, according to the National Marine Park restrictions.
Day tours in quad or jeep to see the breathtaking views of the surrounding area are available.
Activities: Jeep, quad or e-bike tours.
For the night: Berth in Cagliari
Recommended restaurants: (see attached list) Pomata, I Sarti del Gusto, La Paillote, Da Martino al St Remy
From Villasimius to Cagliari 19NM, approx 1,5hrs
DAY 5. Wake up in Cagliari (39°10′14.8″N 09°09'43.5″E). If you’d like to experience a bit of typical daily life and its flavours, visit one of the biggest covered food markets in Europe, “Mercato di San Benedetto”.
Tour its ancient buildings, churches and fortifications. Starting from the Centre of Cagliari, the tour will take you through its medieval areas, the boroughs of Castello, Stampace and Marina, and continue on to the landmarks of the Elephant Tower, S. Efisio and S. Saturnino. The area harbours a number of boutiques, bars and cafes popular with visitors. (This tour can be done with ebike, ape calessino, little train, segway or walking)
Stop to relax and enjoy the view with an aperitif at Libarium Nostrum and have lunch in one of our recommended restaurants.
DAY 6. Enjoy a naturalistic tour. Visiting Molentargius Regional Park represents a unique experience that combines the pleasure of historical knowledge,
Relax back on board sailing towards new sceneries to Pula (38°55′44.2″N 08°56′12.3″E) and Chia (38°52'49.2"N 8°52'02.1"E).
Cagliari to Pula 15NM, approx 1,5 hrs
DAY 7. Wake up in Nora (38°59'20"N 9°0'50"E), join a tour to Nora’s Lagoon and its turtles sanctuary.
Enjoy an afternoon between the beaches of Chia (38°52'49.2"N 8°52'02.1"E), Cala Cipolla (38°52′38″N 08°51′10.3″E), Cala Zafferano (38°53′41.6″N 08°39′17.7″E), Tuerredda (8°53′39.1″N 08°48′51.8″E) and Santa Margherita (38°55′44.2″N 08°56′12.3″E), never exposed to strong winds and never stiflingly hot, it is blessed with a mild, almost tropical microclimate that keeps the water temperature a good two degrees warmer than the rest of the island.
Stop by at Forte Village Spa for a massage before dinner at one of its Michelin Star Restaurants.
DAY 8. Morning: Head towards W, to Porto Pino ( 38°56′51.9″N 08°36′50.1″E). Amazing anchorage for swimming overlooking the white dunes on the beach. Spend few hours in the morning to relax and enjoy the sun & sea.
Move on to Sant’Antioco (39°03′58.4″N 08°27′33.8″E):
Cruise to Carloforte (39°08′42.8″N 08°19′10.1″E). The island can be circumnavigated in 20 NM. Stop on the W side of the island.
Enjoy the sunset and have a typical fish dinner in the old Genoese town.
For the night: Anchor off Carloforte (39°08′42.8″N 08°19′10.1″E)
Recommended restaurants: L’Osteria della Tonnara, Il Tonno di Corsa, La Caletta
Forte Village to Porto Pino 10NM, 1hr - Porto Pino to Carloforte 30/40NM approx 3hrs
DAY 9. Wake up at Pan di Zucchero and enjoy the view of Porto Flavia (39°19′57″N 08°25′07.3″E), UNESCO World Heritage mining area.
Stop in Cala Domestica (39°22′29.6″N 08°22′42.2″E) and anchor for lunch. The seabed is low and sandy, with a few rocks out to sea near the promontories. You won't hesitate to pull on a mask and dive in to admire the extraordinary submarine world, with a huge variety of fish swimming in the crystalline water. It is no coincidence that it is particularly popular with underwater fishing enthusiasts.
Head towards Buggerru to enjoy a tour to the old mines, Henry‘s Gallery with its traditional train.
For the night: Anchor in Scivu (39°30′10.7″N 08°24′57.1″E)
Carloforte to Masua 12NM approx 1,15hrs - From Buggerru to Scivu 5NM, approx 30’
DAY 10. Sail towards Piscinas (39°32′34.8″N 08°26′37.2″E). Considered one of the wonders of the Mediterranean,the beach of Piscinas consists of kilometres of high, sinuous sand dunes, among the highest in Europe.
Whether you are a wind or a kite surfer or even if you simply use a surfboard, you will nevertheless be enthusiastic.
Reach Tharros (39°52′16.1″N 08°26′27.2″E) a Nuragic village, Phoenician commercial hub, Carthaginian fortress,
urbs romana (Roman town). In Tharros, you will travel back in time to discover two thousand years of Sardinian history.
Restaurants in the area: Su Carduleu, Cibum.
From Scivu to Piscinas 3NM approx 20’ - From Piscinas to Tharros 20NM, Approx 2hrs
From Tharros to S’Archittu 21NM, approx 2hrs -
Flamingo's Land
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Flamingo's Land
Flamingo’s land. South Sardinia
(guest landing in Cagliari airport)
For a detailed description of the tour please download the document attached in this page
DAY 1. Cagliari (port). Jeep tour to Molentargius park- Flamingos’s birdwatching//Evening in Cagliari city. Dinner alfresco. Alternative: Archeological Tour to Barumini during the day. Night in Cagliari
DAY 2. Capo Pula- Nora’s archeological tour. Cala Verde. Dinner in Forte Village. Anchor. Night.
DAY 3. Baia Su Giudeu - Cala Cipolla. Windsurf and kitesurf. Capo Spartivento: Lunch on board.
DAY 4. Cala Perda Longa. Cala Tuarredda. Cala Piscinni are beautiful anchorages for the day. Water sports. Night in Cala Zafferano. Day tour in quad or jeep to see the breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
DAY 5. Porto Pino. Amazing anchorage. Sand dune on the protected beach. Spend few hours there in the morning there to relax sun & sea. Very rustic and typical lunch by Basilio restaurant. Sant’antioco: visit Byssus Museum, unique in the world.
DAY 6. Back to Cagliari. Guest departure.
