Cannigione Yacht Charter

Now that you’ve enjoyed a restful night aboard, it’s time to head out onto the shimmering Tyrrhenian Sea to youCannigione Yacht Charterr first port of call, the lovely and world-famous Porto Cervo. It’s a relatively short passage north out the Gulf of Arzachena into Sardinia Bay, and then southward to one of the prettiest harbors in Italy where you can enjoy a first-class marina, fine dining, and exclusive nightclubs

You will pass numerous beautiful white-sand beaches, excellent day stops for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. Sardinia’s Emerald Coast is charmed with some of the best beaches in Italy. The one at Cala de Volpi resort is a prime example. Continue sailing among the smaller islands of the Maddalena marine park – picturesque, uninhabited, and teeming with wildlife. Savor the delights of a world-famous harbor known for its designer shops, upscale restaurants, and exclusive nightclubs

About 4 NM from Porto Rotondo are the uninhabited islands of Mortorio and Soffi, two of the gems within the protected Maddalena. The heights of the main islands rise above the deep blue of the sea in reddish hues from the pink granite rocks that make up much of the land in this part of Sardinia. Splashes of green from macchia, juniper, and wild berry bushes clinging to the slopes add a pleasing contrast to the scene. The rugged, cliff-lined coast to port is one of the prettiest in all of Italy

Caprera Island has many beautiful anchorages, so it’s well worth spending the day simply sailing and enjoying the marvelous scenery. The nearby islands also make great day stops. A visit to Caprera Island wouldn’t be complete without going ashore to explore and to check out the Garibaldi Museum, home of an Italian hero from the 19th century. The swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters is excellent.

Neighboring Maddalena Island is wild and rugged and mostly uninhabited, but of all the islands within the archipelago it’s the only one with a small town at the port of Cala Gavetta, which has services for yachts, including dockage. Small hotels and bungalows dot the land, and vineyards occupy some of the interior. A carriage road leads to the top of diminutive Monte Guardia Vecchia and makes for a pleasant afternoon stroll rewarded with magnificent views of the mainland and surrounding islands.

The final leg of your Sardinia sailing itinerary takes you from Cala Gavetta on Maddalena Island back to beautiful Cannigione, where you can relax over an excellent meal in town after you arrive at the Sunsail base by 5:00 P.M. to check out the boat. You’ll bask in the sheer delights of the past week on the Tyrrhenian Sea.