From Stintino, an excursion by inflatable boat through some of the clearest waters in Sardinia, exploring the coast of Stintino and the Asinara National Park.
An experience designed for those seeking crystal-clear seas, nature and relaxation, in small groups of up to 12 people, aboard a comfortable 28-foot inflatable boat.
The excursion is available both in the morning, departing at 9:30 am and returning at 12:30 pm, and in the afternoon, departing at 2:30 pm and returning at 5:30 pm.
After departing from the harbor of Stintino, the first stop will be in front of the famous La Pelosa Beach, one of Sardinia's most iconic spots. The first swimming stop is scheduled here, immersed in its crystal-clear waters with a view of the distinctive Torre della Pelosa.
Cliffs of Capo Falcone
After the first swim, the cruise will continue towards Capo Falcone. If the weather and sea conditions allow, we will sail along the spectacular cliffs on the western side to admire one of the wildest and most stunning stretches of coastline from the water.
Natural Pools of Isola Piana
We will then continue toward Isola Piana and the Torre della Finanza, where we will stop for another swim break in the famous Natural Pools: a sheltered stretch of sea with incredible shades of turquoise, perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Fornelli – Aperitif on Asinara
We will then continue sailing towards Fornelli, in the southern part of Asinara Island. We will disembark at the small harbor, where we will stop for an aperitif at the kiosk, enjoying a moment of relaxation on the island.
After the aperitif, we will return to the boat for the cruise to Stintino and the drop-off at the harbor.
A 3-hour excursion between La Pelosa, Capo Falcone, Piana Island and Asinara, alternating sailing, swimming stops in crystal-clear waters and a pleasant aperitif on the island.
⚓ Departure: Stintino
Morning: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Afternoon: 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Small groups: maximum 12 participants
Appetizer in Fornelli
The itinerary and the passage through the cliffs of Capo Falcone are subject to weather and sea conditions.
