La Maddalena lends it's name to an archipelego around 60 isles and islands on the northeast coast of the Sardinia. The island of the same name, is the only permanently inhabited island in this achipelego. The national park is famous for it's photogenic beaches, such as Octopus Head Beach where you will definitely want to get out your snorkels and plunge in to the water to see what's beneath.
Beautiful Budelli is one of the most charismatic sights in the Archipelago of La Maddalena. With its turquoise waters and pink sands of the Spiaggia Rosa, charter guests are sure to swoon for the chance to sunbathe and swim on this beach - despite access to the sands being prohibited. A part of the wild lands of the national park, Budelli is a rare gem and almost glows with its rose pink hue. For the last century, the island was protected and privately owned before being taken back by the state. It is still under protected status, but charter guests can admire it from the deck of their yacht before exploring the beautiful coves and islets close by.
Spargi Island, the untamed jewel of La Maddalena Archipelago, is an unspoiled paradise beckoning adventurers to its rugged shores. s the third-largest island in the archipelago, Spargi is majestically surrounded by dense vegetation and accessible only by sea. Anchor in one of Spargi's enchanting coves, such as Cala Corsara, with its granite formations and turquoise waters, or Cala Granara, known for its shallow waters and sandy dunes. Hike through the island's lush vegetation, discovering remnants of 19th and early 20th-century military fortifications, now serving as scenic viewpoints. While the western coast is mostly devoid of beaches, the eastern side is a treasure trove of natural beauty.
Cala Di Volpe, situated in the heart of the Costa Smeralda, has all of the glitz and glamour that this stretch of Sardinian coast has to offer, but with a touch more tranquility, as it is less developed than some of its more popular neighbours. An old fishing village at heart, Cala di Volpe features pastel-colored homes and a classic Mediterranean port, all set against the beautiful backdrop of the mountains of Golfo Aranci and Isola Tavolara. You'll also find picture perfect beaches with a laid back vibe, perfect for one of your quieter charter days.
Sardinia’s gem of a coastline strikes again with Isola Mortorio. Stashed between Porto Rotondo and Porto Cervo, you will find this incredible slip of land adrift in the vibrant hues of blue and green. The Isola Mortorio is a vision of sunglazed cliffs, nesting birds, dense vegetation and blissful beaches. As this Isola is part of the Maddalena National Park, the area is protected and remains closely monitored.
This is excellent news for those keen to see the rare Audoin’s gull, egrets, and the peregrine falcons who flock to these rich and fragile lands. If you can tear your eyes from the skies, the beaches on Isola Mortorio are majestic - boasting crystal waters and white sand. Entry to the island comes under tight jurisdiction to protect the elements.
Join the jet set elite at the golden blue and gauzy shores of Marinella Beach. Sardinia’s fairytale shades come together in this perfect pocket of the Emerald Coast, stashed between Porto Rondo and the tiny seaside village of Golfo di Marinella. Marinella is the largest beach in the area, stretching a staggering 800m and providing ample space for rest and play. Pearly white sands and views that frame mountains and a tapestry of blue make it all the more enchanting. You can even see the islands of Soffi and Mortorio from your beach lounging vantage point with a cocktail in hand. When you tire of the sun, sand, and sea, there’s the village close by for fresh seafood dishes, shopping, and more than a pinch of Italian charm.
Unique bars, bustling nightlife, and fabulous beaches make Porto Rotondo a competitor to Porto Cervo. Just a few kilometers from Golfo Aranci, this spectacular and well-maintained town is easy on the eye. Popular with celebrities and politicians who buy up huge villas here, Porto Rotondo enjoys an elegant status. A well-equipped marina with 800 moorings and a vast powdery sand beach set the scene for sweet summer days. With Spiaggia Ira nearby, charter guests can anchor their yacht off that coast and indulge in delicious watersports.
South of Olbia lies the beautiful area of San Teodoro. Its white sandy beaches and shallow waters resemble a tropical paradise and it is a suberb area for kitesurfing. The San Teodoro lagoon is a wonderful place for bird watching, and is famous for its pink flamingos. The Museo del Mare is home to many archeological finds in the region & is well worth a visit.
The commune of Orosei lies on the east side of Sardinia and is a nature lover's paradise, famed for its picturesque beaches and rugged cliffs which are ideal for hiking. From Gorropu Gorge to the Blue Marine caves or the magical Cala Luna, this is an area not to be missed on your charter.
Tavolara is one of Sardinia's most famous landmarks. The island is a limestone massif, over 5km in length and 1km wide. It is inhabited by just a few families and has is known for having a VLF transmittor, ICV which can transmit messages to submarines. The surrounding waters are ideal for scuba diving
On the northeast tip of sweet Sardinia, the island of Figarolo is named after its fig trees and is famed for scuba diving. Experienced divers can dive down to the wreck of an old merchant ship that sank in 1900. This steep island appears almost like a pyramid rising out of the sea and is made from limestone rock, pine forest, and islets that can only be reached by boat. As the granite meets the water, it creates submerged caves brimming with black corals, sponges, gorgonians, urchins, and other saltwater characters.
The village of Golfo Aranci is situated along a stretch of land overlooking the Gulf of Olbia which ends at Capo Figari, the perfect for diving or hiking! There are plenty of beautiful beaches off which you can anchor around Golfo Aranci, including Marinella, Cinque Spiagge, Spiaggia Bianca, Nodu Pianu, Cala Bananas just to name a few. You are utterly spoiled for choice if you are looking for quiet coves & powder white sand in this area!.
Last swim and lazy breakfast before the disembarkation, a farewell day.