Set out from Palau on a afternoon-day tour of La Maddalena Archipelago aboard our catamaran, comfortable and stylish catamaran. Sail along the coast and stop at uninhabited islands along the way. Sunbathe, swim, and enjoy refreshments throughout the tour.
Depart from Palau harbor in the afternoon and set sail onto the crystal clear waters of Sardinia. Admire panoramic views of the island as you travel along the coast, watching out for Porto Raphael and its famous villas along the way.
Pass by the Punta Sardinia lighthouse before arriving at the first stop of the tour, the island of Spargi. As the boat pulls into the bay of the island, marvel at your tranquil and uninhabited surroundings.
Enjoy some time to swim in the crystal clear waters at Cala Soraya, named by Princess Soraya in the 60s, or visit the bay just next to it, Cala Corsara, or maybe head to the unique Cala Connery and Cala del'Amore. After your swim, regain some energy with a refreshing drink and Sardinian aperitivo.
Later, the captain will decide on the second island to visit, depending on the weather and the tide. Arrive at either the Natural Pools of Budelli, La Maddalena, or Santo Stefano and spend some more time cooling off in the water, or relaxing on deck, with some more drinks and snacks we will wait for the Sunset together.
Snorkeling gear is included in the price so you can explore the marine wildlife of the area.
Put your adrenaline to the test with a big jump from the catamaran, or stay onboard and sunbathe if you’d rather relax.
Please note that the exact beaches change every day, as they will be decided on the moment by the captain based on the wind conditions and boat traffic. Our priority is always the safety of our passengers, so the itinerary may receive last minute changes if the captain deems it necessary. On very windy days it might not be possible to visit all the islands. Furthermore, we cannot guarantee that you will use the sails, as this depends on the wind conditions of the day. The captain is the only person who can decide if there are suitable wind conditions to sail, and what beaches can be visited on each day. Once again, this is to ensure the safety of our passengers.
