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Day 1
We meet in the marina of Olbia, home to one of Sardinia’s four airports. Check-in on the yacht from 18:00, we stock up on food and have dinner in town.
Day 2
Passage Olbia — Porto Rotondo. Porto Rotondo (the “Round Port”) is a resort founded by Venetians, and the town’s architecture is reminiscent of Venice. No wonder: the central square here is called “Little St Mark’s Square”, and we’ll be sure to take a stroll around it! Then we head to Capriccioli, where beaches of velvety sand await. Have you ever lain on velvety sand? Not yet? Then today is the day!
Day 3
Today our route runs along the north-east coast of Sardinia. We arrive in Porto Cervo — in summer this spot becomes almost the VIP capital of Italy, where celebrities from all over Europe, and beyond, come to relax and sail.
The town’s harbour is shaped like a deer’s antlers (deer in Italian is cervo, hence the name) and is famous as one of the finest yachting harbours in Europe. It hosts the renowned Rolex Swan Cup and Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup regattas and is home to the prestigious Yacht Club Costa Smeralda. We won’t linger long in town — we’ll sail along the coast with a stop for a swim. By evening we’ll reach Palau (a popular diving spot), where we’ll spend the night.
Day 4
Today’s plan is to sail to the Maddalena Islands, where we’ll explore snow-white beaches. The archipelago is a national park and nature reserve, famous for its picturesque spots. Dolphins and even whales swim here, so there’s a chance (and we really hope so) to see them!
Day 5
In the morning we set off for Corsica, to Bonifacio — the town greets travellers with massive cliffs, on the edge of which it stands. Legend has it that Odysseus also visited Bonifacio during his famous voyage. We too will feel what the hero felt as he approached Corsica’s southern coast. The town itself is fascinating for its history (the island was ruled by Pisa, Genoa and France), its narrow streets, unique architecture and delicious traditional dishes. We explore the town and stay here for the night.
Day 6
Today we’ll see Cavallo Island and enjoy its extraordinarily beautiful nature, cliffs and beaches. Then, via the islands of Razzoli and Cala Santa Maria, we make our way unhurriedly back to Sardinia.
Day 7
We return to Olbia. On the way we’ll stop for a swim, buy souvenirs and enjoy the last moments of our vivid journey.
Day 8
We hand over the yacht and head home.
Skipper
Day 1
We meet in the marina of Olbia, home to one of Sardinia’s four airports. Check-in on the yacht from 18:00, we stock up on food and have dinner in town.
Day 2
Passage Olbia — Porto Rotondo. Porto Rotondo (the “Round Port”) is a resort founded by Venetians, and the town’s architecture is reminiscent of Venice. No wonder: the central square here is called “Little St Mark’s Square”, and we’ll be sure to take a stroll around it! Then we head to Capriccioli, where beaches of velvety sand await. Have you ever lain on velvety sand? Not yet? Then today is the day!
Day 3
Today our route runs along the north-east coast of Sardinia. We arrive in Porto Cervo — in summer this spot becomes almost the VIP capital of Italy, where celebrities from all over Europe, and beyond, come to relax and sail.
The town’s harbour is shaped like a deer’s antlers (deer in Italian is cervo, hence the name) and is famous as one of the finest yachting harbours in Europe. It hosts the renowned Rolex Swan Cup and Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup regattas and is home to the prestigious Yacht Club Costa Smeralda. We won’t linger long in town — we’ll sail along the coast with a stop for a swim. By evening we’ll reach Palau (a popular diving spot), where we’ll spend the night.
Day 4
Today’s plan is to sail to the Maddalena Islands, where we’ll explore snow-white beaches. The archipelago is a national park and nature reserve, famous for its picturesque spots. Dolphins and even whales swim here, so there’s a chance (and we really hope so) to see them!
Day 5
In the morning we set off for Corsica, to Bonifacio — the town greets travellers with massive cliffs, on the edge of which it stands. Legend has it that Odysseus also visited Bonifacio during his famous voyage. We too will feel what the hero felt as he approached Corsica’s southern coast. The town itself is fascinating for its history (the island was ruled by Pisa, Genoa and France), its narrow streets, unique architecture and delicious traditional dishes. We explore the town and stay here for the night.
Day 6
Today we’ll see Cavallo Island and enjoy its extraordinarily beautiful nature, cliffs and beaches. Then, via the islands of Razzoli and Cala Santa Maria, we make our way unhurriedly back to Sardinia.
Day 7
We return to Olbia. On the way we’ll stop for a swim, buy souvenirs and enjoy the last moments of our vivid journey.
Day 8
We hand over the yacht and head home.
A large yacht for comfortable travel — the Beneteau Oceanis 51.1. It is the new model from the famous French shipyard Beneteau. It stands out for its exceptionally large cabins, not only in the stern but also in the bow. The saloon and cabins are finished in light oak, and the deck and cockpit in teak. The yacht has 5 double cabins, 3 heads and a skipper’s cabin.