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Sardinia enjoys typical Mediterranean weather, which makes the conditions ideal for a sailing holiday from May through to October. Winds from the north-north-west average Force 4. Stronger mistral winds can blow in August, lasting 1-2 days. Summer temperatures average 26-30ºC.
We have rated this destination a 'Level 2' (levels info) and you will need RYA Day Skipper or ICC qualification for bareboat charters in Sardinia.
You can see all of the bases we offer in Italy along with the level ratings here so that you can find the most suitable destination for you. If you are at all unsure about a destination then please get in touch and our sales team will be more than happy to make their recommendations for you.
Flights to olbia.
EasyJet operates flights from Gatwick, Luton and Bristol to Olbia.
The transfer time to Portisco marina is approximately 20 minutes.
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This was my first time sailing in Italy and I was beyond impressed with not only the fantastic sailing winds but also the variety of jaw-dropping scenery. As a crew, we were pleasantly surprised by the manageable sailing distances between a range of daytime and overnight anchorages and ports, which easily allows for itineraries taking in multiple stops or covering some longer passages.
While it is a more expensive destination compared with Greece, for example, it is definitely rewarding for those looking for a challenge and a change. A week is never enough to explore everything on offer in this region but the amount you can sail and see in that time makes this a perfect destination to combine a week’s charter with a week onshore relaxing, biking, or kitesurfing, all popular options for twin-centre holidays in Sardinia.
The taxi from Olbia airport to Marina di Portisco was about €55 for two people with luggage and took 20 minutes. There is provisioning in the marina minimarket, this is small but has a reasonable selection to stock up including speciality items for BBQ and a fantastic deli (as to be expected in Italy). The fresh fruit & veg selection was not great but this may be due to arriving late on a Saturday afternoon. It is also quite expensive as there is no other option nearby and there are no niche items eg. gluten-free, vegan etc. There is no delivery service but you can easily push the trolley back to the boat. I would probably recommend pre-provisioning for a large crew or late arrival.
After a busy day, there are two restaurants in the marina plus some snack bars/cafes. Food is reasonably priced and you can always just have a pizza for the cheap option!
Heading South! The full and thorough area briefing by Sergio on Sunday morning is not to be missed. Full of great local information about procedures, safe harbours, and hazards. Due to the strong winds north of the harbour on our first day, we decided to head south and take it easy. Moresca (lunch stop)
This was a pretty little bay but a bit too close to a fish farm and also busy with local “day boats” from Olbia because of the weekend.
Tavolara (overnight)
A great anchorage with lots of space, a nice sandy beach and impressive scenery. There are mooring buoys but these are for the stylish Italian speed boats so are expensive and unnecessary, holding is good for anchoring and free-swinging. I would suggest avoiding the weekends as you get a lot of day trip boats from Olbia, but they usually leave between 5-7 pm so it is very relaxing overnight. Two restaurants in the bay (one casual, one upmarket), most of their trade comes from the day trip people at lunchtime so they are not always open for dinner in the low season but if there are enough yachts they will.
Exploring La Maddalena
Setting off early we navigated around the eastern end of Tavolara to keep a clear heading north towards La Maddalena National Park. The permit for which is easily purchased in advance online. We perused many of the potential stops on route to our final destination for the evening.
Porto Cevro – Pop in
This is a very tight and exclusive marina for upmarket superyachts and elegant classic vessels. There wasn’t much going on in the early season but I am sure the atmosphere in July & August is great if you are looking for a night out in the Monaco of Italy. You can also moor on the quay or floating pontoon in nearby Porto Vecchio for a quieter (and cheaper) night.
Caprera, Porto Palma
This is a very "nice" bay, nothing overly special but the approach is easy without too many hazards, the water is good for swimming and there is lots of space and it is well protected from nearly all wind directions. You can take a buoy or anchor.
Cala di Villa marina, San Stefano
This is a tricky rocky little bay but it offers great shelter and scenery if you can get a space, it is suitable for lunch or overnight. The sculpture of Garibaldi in the rockface on the cliff is not to be missed!
Maddalena Town, Maddalena Island
This looked very large and busy so we avoided it as we were already fully stocked with food and water so there was no need for a pit-stop yet. It would be great if you need shelter as there are lots of harbour options with 4-5 different marinas/quays!
Palau, Sardinia – this looks cute from a distance, not as large as Maddalena town but still with a good number of berths and is very close/accessible for an overnight if you are struggling to get in elsewhere.
Cala Corsara, Spargi Island
At the South end of the island, this is a great lunch stop or overnight anchorage with a great beach and some fantastic scenery. All of the “day boats” and motor yachts leave around 5-6 pm when it becomes very peaceful and the local pigs frolic on the beach!
Fantastic sailing to Bonifacio, Corsica The journey from La Maddalena park area to the southern tip of Corsica is a sailor’s blue moon with the right angle and amount of wind for a perfect passage. We set off first thing and arrived by lunch to enjoy the afternoon sightseeing.
Bonifacio is incredible and definitely worth a visit. You should definitely pre-book a mooring online in advance (a few days should be sufficient) as we nearly struggled to get a space in May. The cost with power and water was approximately €70 for a 38ft monohull.
There is plenty to do, see, eat and drink in town. You can stock up on French pastries and wine but you will need to break out your French! When it's warm I recommend catching the tourist train up the hill into town and then walking back down later. There are several walking trails around the down with fantastic views so if you prefer exercise then definitely take a stroll out of town.
Lavezzi Island, France We left Bonifacio late and full of croissants so opted for an easy afternoon and overnight anchorage in nearby Lavezzi island en route back to Italian waters. While from a distance this island does not appear to offer enough shelter overnight, once inside the bay we were well-protected and comfortable. Navigation around the many rocks is a little hair-raising but quite manageable with a good look-out and there is plenty of space and good holding. As usual, the day boats disappear before sunset leaving just sailors and seagulls.
Cala Coticcio & Cala Portese Fantastic sailing again across the straits of Bonifacio, downwind this time, as we watched on in awe as a regatta of high-performance and classic sailing vessels steamed past us with ease. Stopping at Cala Coticcio for lunch is one of the most popular beaches in the Maddalena Archipelago. It is a gorgeous spot but does get quite busy and is not great for an overnight anchorage as the hills create some interesting wind gusts throughout the evening and overnight as the temperature changes. Heading just south to Cala Portese is the popular option recommended.
Cala do Volpe & Portisco Marina We spent a lazy final day ambling down the Sardinian coastline and anchoring for lunch in Cala di Volpe, a huge bay with long beaches and a perfect pit-stop before returning to Portisco marina for check-out and departure.
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What better way to mark a special birthday than sailing with a group of your closest friends. We could not have chosen a more stunning, glamorous destination. Sailing from Sardinia with Boomerang Charter over to Corsica and back.
This heady mix of uniquely Sardinian & Corsican cultur e , language, wine and food delivered a celebration beyond our expectations.
Incredibly, in eight years of sailing this was the most amount of time we have spent under sail covering 149 miles and broke 8.8 knots!
A short 20 mins transfer from Olbia airport to the base at Portisco and straight onboard our Sun Odyssey 490 ‘Aurora’.
It is for good reason that the Boomerang team are consistently one of our top rated fleets in mediterranean.
‘Aurora’, as we would expect, was in immaculate condition. Boomerang maintain and clean their yachts to the highest standards but it is the thoughtful touches they provide that sets them apart especially for a special occasion. The abundant fruit basket and sparkling wine were very much appreciated.
A friendly and thorough show around the yacht and a briefing of the area was given by Sergio; useful tips, highlights and hazards all pointed out.
Our pre-provisioning was delivered by Gusto Cambusa. As a largish crew it was a good idea to have the heavier items brought straight to the yacht. A top up shop was then required in the adequate supermarket within the marina to top up with fresh fruits, salads, deli meats and cheeses.
Some obligatory bunting strung around the cockpit for the birthday boy ! and then we were lucky to be able to take advantage of our early embarkation a nd set sail .
All in all an early morning flight and a long day so we moored up not far away from Portisco and cooked a lovely meal onboard. Let’s get the party started.
Early morning and the weather looks to be fair for our first dip in the ocean followed by a hearty breakfast
The plan had been to sail to the north side of the Maddalena National Park however a squall mid passage caused us to double back.
These things happen and we found shelter in ‘Arzachena Bay’ with its impressive Neptune sculpture where we were quickly joined by dolphins to lift our spirits
There is a nice restaurant here which looked to be p opular despite the weather but we decided to cook onboard and make our own fun.
A beautiful sunny day to wake up in the wonderful Maddalena National Park is nestled between Sardinia and Corsica.
We made a brief stop at Gavetti Marina to enjoy a wander around the so pretty, venetian style streets with pastel coloured buildings. We enjoyed b outique style shopping and there were some wonderful bars and restaurants. There is also an excellent fish market right in the marina and a whopping supermarket just on the outskirts of the town.
Skipper Tim was happy that we finally managed to secure a basil plant for the cockpit.
Back on track we had a fun afternoon at Cala G Marino, a beautiful bay between Isola Razelli and Budelli. Paddleboarding, diving competitions, water hammocks and a friendly visiting Seagull.
While it is necessary to obtain a permit to visit the Madalenas in mid and high season. During our visit in early June it was not possible to advance purchase one and the authorities, although visible, did not charge us.
Like many people we had been under the impression that this exclusive area, playground of the rich & famous , would be pricey and this is undoubtedly true in the high season. However, by eating onboard (not every night !) and choosing our moorings carefully we managed to avoid costly marina fees and permits.
It was so lovely here we decided to stay overnight. More great food and hilarity and a stunning full moon.
And we head to Corsica !
Up and coming captain Gus was put through his skipper skills today! Sailed to Cala di Zeri on Ile Cavello for lunch and afternoon anchorage. An equally stunning location with fabulous holiday homes discreetly nestled amongst the rock face.
Lots of relaxing and swimming. As the afternoon progressed a flotilla of jet skis came through to dramatic effect.
Our overnight anchorage at Baie de Rondinara. There is a restaurant here that is open until around 6 o’clock. In the mornings they also provide french pastries for breakfast - mouth watering pain au chocolat, pain almond and croissant; all at such reasonable prices it would be rude not to!
Bonifacio! has to be high up the bucket list of destinations for any sailor and a place I have been longing to visit for many years.
An epic sail along the rugged coastline escorted by pods of dolphins, to the jaw dropping cut in the cliffs where the old town teeters above and leads to the historic town of Bonafacio. The entrance only visible when you are right on top of it winds it way i nto this charming, bustling harbour.
Here you will find yourself neighbours with some of the world's largest superyachts. Watching ‘‘Cocoa Bean’ mooring at the far end of the harbour with her crew of around 25 was a sight to behold.
Being early June we paid 85€ for our 49 footer which was pretty reasonable whilst this is likely to be more in the high season i s worth every euro and d efinitely not to be missed.
Climb the steep steps up to the old town to experience incredible views where you will find} plenty o f restaurants and bistro’s offering delicious french cuisine; corsican mussels, wild boar (sanglier) followed by an icecream down at the harbour to finish off the evening nicely.
The next morning some of the crew walked up to the cliff top again to take one of the nature trails - the left hand fork this time away from the town rewards you with unbelievable views of the ocean.
A good day sailing to Isola Spargi, Cala d’Alga; a relaxing lunch onboard and then an afternoon swim ashore. We were surprised and delighted to see a wild boar frollicking on the sands.
We then headed back to La Maddelena to explore this delightful town and have the obligatory team pizza night. It’s worth booking Gavatta Marina ahead of your visit as it is understandably popular, we hadn’t but found a new ish marina ‘di Punta Nera’ just a short walk over the hill into the main town.
The marina crew were very friendly and charged just €60 and the small bar serving sundowners and snacks was our perfect pre supper Sundowner spot. For a group meal we can highly recommend the rustic pizzas and jugs of very good house red wine at Il Curciareddhi - simple but delicious and well set up for larger groups.
A good day under sail back to Portisco excellent winds - 8.8 knots made it good fun for all of us . Just a couple of yachts ahead of us on the fuel pontoon then a guide was sent to bring us back to the Boomerang jetty.
Our return flight was mid afternoon. The lovely Boomerang staff were happy for luggage to be left and we were given directions to the nearest beach, a short stroll over a hill. We whiled away a few hours at the f a bulous beach bar enjoying a leisurely brunch before heading back to say farewell to o ur great f riends at the base and jump in our minibus transfer back to Olbia Airport.
Arrivederci ( and A u Revoir! )
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Mega and superyachts for rent in sardinia.
Giving wings to your fanaticized sailing itinerary around Sardinia can be best achieved by renting a crewed motorboat for a luxury yacht charter in Sardinia . With a combination of lavishness, speed, and safety, realize your chartering adventures through the crystal clear water. Delight in exceptional treatments and services of refined luxury with our crewed motor yachts. Veteran skippers, chefs proficient in Mediterranean cuisine, and a trained crew at their disposal make for the best accompaniment while on this sailing itinerary.
We select and provide customized motorboats for traversing around Sardinia. Our crew members and skippers come with years of professional voyaging through uneven shores. Let them guide you to the secret beauties of Sardinia and South Italy. Or cruise the Sardinian seascape at your whim with the wind through your hair.
Catamarans turn out to be the first choice for yacht charters in Sardinia for their exceptional stability with dual-hulled support. Besides, catamarans are also designed and created for experiencing magnificence with their expansive decks and huge masts. Thanks to its barely-moving waters, the Mediterranean climate is ideal, while faring in the sea can be hugely satisfying for peace-seeking souls. Go for a bareboat catamaran if you enjoy sailing in privacy.
But pay attention, the coastline around Sardinia is also rocky and uneven at places. Hence, our suggestion for a relaxing voyage in this part of the Mediterranean is to hire a crewed catamaran. It will ensure you do not have to worry about navigating, sailing, or maintaining direction. On the other hand, you can also experience the best of Sardinian food with our seasoned chefs while onboard the yacht, along with a host of luxury assistance from the accompanying crew on your boat in Sardinia .
Sailboats give you a tremendous languid maritime experience. Take the sailing wheel and cut through the northwestern winds with our bareboat services. Our hired bareboat sailboat services can be your perfect cruising reverie. At the same time, this is true for the adventurous kind; a traveler looking for privy relaxation will find our luxury crewed services right up their alley.
We offer customized sailboats that can fit perfectly with your fancy imagination. Opt for a skippered or crewed yacht in Sardinia if you want to cherish the waves and the frivolities on-shore, only to return and find a sumptuous dinner served with the concierge. For the more privy-minded, we also have the best bareboat services waiting.
The Maddalena Archipelago is an exquisite destination for your charter Sardinia. Starting in Portisco, explore the coast of Sardinia up the way to Bonifacio in Corsica, cruising the Emerald Coast , and seeing lots of the Maddalena Islands.
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Day 1st Portisco Day 2nd La Maddalena Day 3rd Bonifacio Day 4th Santa Teresa di Gallura Day 5th Palau, Santo Stefano Day 6th Caprera Day 7th Olbia
Day 1st Portisco Day 2nd Tavolara Island Day 3rd Caprera Island Day 4th Bonifacio (Corsica) Day 5th Budelli Island Day 6th La Maddalena Day 7th Olbia
Day 1st Pula/Nora - Day 2nd Capo Spartivento - Day 3rd Capo Malfatano, Capo Teluada, Porto Pino - Day 4th Golfo di Palmas, Capo Sperone, Carloforte - Day 5th San Pietro Island - Day 6th Sant’Antioco Island
Start this much-awaited seafaring sojourn from Marina di Portisco on Sardinia's island and head straight to the Tavolara Island at 16 nautical miles. Located in the Gulf of Aranci, Tavolara is made up of a huge chunk of granite rock. It is also a well-known dolphin-watching resort in the middle of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Take your chances at some adventure water sports like scuba diving and snorkeling.
The island of Caprera lies in the archipelago of La Maddalena at a distance of 24 nautical miles from the Tavolara Island, making it a suitable next destination to drop anchor. While sailing towards Caprera, you will enjoy northern winds of high intensity throughout the 4-hour trail, making it a delightful Mediterranean experience.
Caprera is more of a national park with exotic flora and fauna to witness. It comprises a group of 63 islands and islets, with only Caprera and Magdalena having human habitation. While getting down, you can catch fine white sand dressed on the beaches with sparkling blue water surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and nature, adding beauty to the exceptional yacht charter in Sardinia .
One of the islands in this archipelago, voyaging towards La Maddalena is a morning travesty you can easily cover around 1 hour and a half from Caprera. It offers untouched nature, and it can prove to be one hell of a paradise with spectacular views and tranquil waters all around.
Your next anchorage has to be between the three virgin islands of Razzoli, Budelli, and Santa Maria. Don’t forget to look out for the famous pink beach while sailing to your next destination. It offers a sight worth beholding.
After some exploration on the three Virgin Islands, you can head straight to the last one on the list; Bonifacio in Corsica, some 22 nautical miles away. If you avail of our bareboat services, make sure to research well in advance as crossing the Strait of Bonifacio can be a risky affair without expert hands on deck.
Missing out on a swimming experience in the crystal clear Mediterranean waters can be a regret of a lifetime. However, this native land of Napoleon also hosts a spectacular picturesque view. The perfect sunrises and sunsets deserve a night off-shore around these isles while luxury cruising in Sardinia .
Plan your Mediterranean vacation today. Book from one of our luxury vessels and get set to experience the wonder of a lifetime.
Being the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, with a coastline stretching up to 1,848 km, Sardinia is a host to beautiful seaside beaches. It has a 1.6 million people population while being a popular destination for sailors, skippers, surfers, and adventure water sports enthusiasts. The scenic sailing panorama offers a cruising paradise to yachtsmen.
However, numerous reefs and shallow waters around it also means the skippers require expert navigational skills. This unique place offers a welcoming environment with ideal weather all-year-round for luxury cruising in Sardinia . Sardinia is separated from Corsica by the Strait of Bonifacio while giving a cruiser multiple ports to anchor in between.
Apart from the inland beauty that it offers, a boat rental in Sardinia cannot be complete without a voyage through the smaller islands, reaching up to Corsica. One can opt for a crewed catamaran or sailboat for a week-long luxury charter, dropping anchor at Tavolara Island, Caprera, La Maddalena, Budelli.
Have you already written the checklist for your yacht charter in Sardinia ? We are here to help you provide you with only the best solutions for your preferred activities on board and on land: family holidays, events, celebrations, weddings, and more. We customize your Sardinia yacht charter , step by step, to let you achieve the best sailing experience ever. Discover the top holiday destinations in Sardinia: Olbia , Porto Cervo , Costa Smeralda , and more amazing places for your luxury yacht charter Sardinia .
The essential ports in Sardinia are Olbia , Portisco, Cannigione , Porto Cervo , Alghero, Cagliari, Arzachena, Santa Teresa di Gallura, Palau , and Carloforte . The most beautiful beaches in North Sardinia are Cala di Volpe and the Maddalena Archipelago Nature Reserve , a succession of shades of blue (a place not to be missed Madonna’s Cloak).
The finest collection of luxury yachts available for charter in Sardinia: speed motorboats from 30 to 50 feet and super and mega yachts up to 200 feet, with the crew, exceptional comforts water toys for your charter with family and kids.
The experienced team of Your Boat Holiday, thanks to their professionalism and ability in sales, luxury services, and nautical markets, are now the most renowned charter experts about yachting in Sardinia . To always reserve the top for our new and repetitive clients and their families, we operate locally, checking bases, marinas, boats, and crew members periodically to keep the highest standards.
We gained twenty years of success and satisfaction in yacht charters, having aboard thousands of guests in Sardinia and the Mediterranean . Thanks to that, we have created and continue to make close and enduring relationships with our clients and partners every day, investing directly in our yachts and exclusive services.
What is the best way to enjoy Sardinia in Italy ? The most exciting and relaxing discovery in Sardinia is definitively by sea. Live the charm and unique atmosphere of South Italy aboard a luxury yacht in Sardinia . As it's called in Italian, Sardegna is, after Sicily and before enchanting Cyprus , the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea . Not-to-be-missed during your yacht charter in Sardinia are Corsica and the Strait of Bonifacio and Tuscany.
The Sardinian waters are known for their clarity and transparency, comparable to the Caribbean seas . These landscapes are unique globally, and thanks to well-equipped villages and ports, Sardinia is a strategic destination. Sardinia is known for her much-vaunted Costa Smeralda , legendary with its beautiful white beaches, golf clubs, and nightlife. On the other hand, if you are not looking for an eccentric vacation and prefer to enjoy nature and silence, Sardinia is also for you. You will find semi-deserted spots and beaches that time forgot, despite their fame.
When you rent a yacht in Sardinia, you have to spend at least one day in Porto Cervo , the gem of the Costa Smeralda , the port of the most luxurious superyachts of the Mediterranean—definitely the yop high-end yachts on the planet in the charter season from May to September.
Another must in Sardinia is to cruise aboard your yacht's tender to Neptune's Grotto in Alghero. Wherever you navigate in Sardinia, in the East of the West coasts, in the North and the South, you admire natural spectacles, taste gourmet islander food, and have extraordinary sailing experiences.
Explore the romantic Sardinia on your luxury yacht charter. A wild piece of Mediterranean history, Sardinia is steeped in a prehistoric past, home to more than four million sheep, and visited for its inherent culture, idyllic beaches, and eccentric local inhabitants.
Regarded for its unique landscape – like lush, alpine forests bordering stark-white beaches, and grandiose mountains towering over hidden bays – Sardinia is as beautiful as it is puzzling so there is no wonder why it is such a popular yacht charter destination.
With tradition gracing everything from the inhabitants’ customs to its architecture, Sardinia is scattered with more than 7000 Bronze Age towers, settlements, and tombs. It hosts a series of festivals, like the Barbagia’s carnival parade and S’Ardia horse race, two events believed to rid the area of winter demons and defy death, respectively. With an adventure waiting at every turn, Sardinia invites yacht charter guests to take an evening hike through its Tiscali’s nuraghic ruins, climb the limestone cliffs of Cala Luna, or dive to see Roman ruins submerged in the sea below – all promise a taste of true Sardinia.
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Next time you’re craving an adventure, head to Sardinia and visit the spots below for a yacht charter adventure you won’t soon forget:
Cagliari The polar opposite of the country it calls home, Cagliari is a beautiful seaside city characterized by golden palaces, the rocky “Il Castelo” fortress, Roman ruins, and historic churches. Take in the colorful views from Il Castello, and down below, you’ll see Vespas zooming through neighborhoods, packed cafes, and locals wandering along the coastal city’s idyllic waterfront.
Porto Cervo A combination of Greek, African, Spanish, and Italian architecture, the wealthy streets of Porto Cervo paint a unique picture of the Mediterranean. The city’s plain, but pristine, facade is made more obvious by the fact that it boasts only a few inhabitants; but its coastal scenery offers a snapshot of natural beauty that only the Mediterranean could provide.
Stintino Once a forgotten fishing village, the resort-town of Stintino, today, caters to old-school fishermen and high-end yachters alike. While the majority of its inhabitants are descendants of the 45 families who established Stintino in the late 1800s, it is frequently filled with yacht charter guests who come to see its charming, pastel-colored neighborhoods.
Alghero Regarded as one of Sardinia’s most enchanting Medieval cities, Alghero has become one of the area’s most popular international yacht charter destinations. Just steps away from the idyllic Riviera del Corallo, Spanish-infused Alghero, which has street signs written in both Italian and Catalan, has a personality all of its own.
Carloforte A typical Mediterranean village, Carloforte includes serene palaces and government buildings, packed cafes, and an enchanting, palm-lined waterfront. A semicircle of cream-colored, majestic buildings climbs its sloped hillside, while quaint, cobblestone streets – filled with locals wandering to grab a sunset aperitif – wind through its central town.
Costa Verde Stretching from Capo Pecora to Torre Dei Corsari, Sardinia’s greatest stretch of untamed coast, Costa Verde, is named for the green “macchia,” or Mediterranean scrub, that drapes its mountainous terrain. Given its natural beauty, Costa Verde is perfect for a scenic drive, or a relaxing afternoon tanning on one of its spectacular beaches.
Neptune’s Grotto Located just a short drive from Alghero, Neptune’s Grotto is a beautiful stalactite cave that has been made famous by the movie, “Island of Mutations.” First discovered in the 18th century by local fishermen, this now-popular tourist attraction was named after the Roman god of the sea, Neptune.
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Why a dinghy? We think It offers you a more intimate experience and a relaxed enjoyment of the sea but without needing to give up classy comfort. Choose from a variety of models for the one that best suits your needs.
Our fleet includes a range of high quality boats, from 40 to 60 feet. Great navigability, comfort with an attention to detail, all with our renowned professional crew members.
To offer a wide range of options and to be able to respond to the multiple needs of the customers, Blue Dream Sardinia collaborates with other charter boat and maritime companies. Contact us for prices and availability.
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Sardinia, the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, beckons yachting enthusiasts. Whether you seek historic ports, secluded anchorages, or water activities, a luxury yacht charter in Sardinia promises an unforgettable experience. With its rich heritage and natural wonders, Sardinia is a premier destination for those seeking adventure and relaxation on the open seas.
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