Sardinien

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SARDINIA SOUTH ITINERARY

 Towards the south, the marine park of Tavolara and its surroundings offer places of great beauty and well protected anchorages.
Further south, after Puntaldia, the coast is still magnificent but anchorages are less protected with some distances between harbours. Weather must be carefully looked at if going further south as navigation times are longer : from our base in Olbia, Arbatax is 70 nm away, Capo Carbonara (south-east) 120nm away, Cagliari 140 nm away, and the southern tip of Sardinia is 156nm away from our base.

Day 1 : Olbia – Saturday

Check-in in Marina di Olbia from 5pm (inventory, boat & navigation briefings). Night in the marina or spend the first night in Isola Tavolara, about 12nm away..

Day 2 : Isola Tavolara – Puntaldia – Sunday

Spend the morning in the anchorage of Isola Molara, well-known for its turquoise natural pools.

For the night, head south towards marina di Puntaldia or in the anchorage of Portoa Brandinchi, 5nm away

Day 3 :  from Puntaldia to La Caletta – Monday

About 15nm for this leg, along a coast with numerous beaches (beware of the Pedrami rocks 1nm away from the coast).

La Caletta is a well protected & pleasant harbour.

Day 4 : from La Caletta to Cala Gonone – Tuesday

About 20nm. Close to Cala Gonone, the coast becomes steeper.

This small harbour, quaint and touristic, has few berths. Holding is not perfect everywhere in the anchorage.

(in case of strong mistral wind, the alternative will be Satan Maria Navaresed, a very well protected harbour 18nm further south, perfect if you wish to spend some time visiting on land)

Day 5 : Towards the Gulf of Orosei – Wednesday

The well-known Blue Marino cave and Cala di Luna are about 2.5nm towards the south.

The Gulf of Orosei is well-known for its beauty, with plenty of choice to drop your anchor.

Spend the night in the anchorage of Cala Ginepro, 15nm back towards the north.

Day 6 : Back towards the North and Porto Ottiolu – Thursday

About 20nm, touristic harbour, very well protected.

Day 7 :  Back to Olbia – Friday

On the way, enjoy the anchorage of Capo Coda di Cavallo about 7nm away, or Porto San Paolo further north.

Plan your passage back to the base for 5pm (about 12nm), refuelling the boat at the fuel pontoon at the entrance of the marina. Night on board.

Day 8 : Marina di Olbia – Saturday

Disembarking around 08h00/8h30

Day 1 : Olbia –  Satsurday

Check-in in Marina di Olbia from 5pm (inventory, boat & navigation briefings). Night in harbour or anchorages possible (4-5 nm away : Liscia delle Salina in south of the Gulf of Olbia, or Isolotto Porri in the north).

Day 2 : Gulf of Olbia towards the north – Sunday

In the morning head north to Capo Figari 5nm away, Spend the night in the anchorage of Liscia di Vacca, 17nm away from Olbia.

On the way, many anchorages are accessible for a day stop.

Day 3 :  Enter the Maddalena archipelago – Monday

Navigation in this protected area means following rules (access and /or passages restricted, fishing restrictions, etc…), at sea and on land, to have the necessary licence (please check with our base), and be attentive to weather and navigation conditions.

After breakfast, sail towards the East coast of Caprera island, with wonderful anchorages of Cala Portese or Cala Coticcio.
Later on in the day, make way for the night in an anchorage on Caprera west coast or north east of Maddalena island (Cala Spalmatore, Porto Massimo or Cala Garibaldi).

Day 4 :  Around islands of Santa Maria, Budelli and  Razzoli – Tuesday

In the morning, it’s time to discover this group of islands which is the jewel of the Maddalena archipelago, with crystal-clear waters and amazing sceneries. Enjoy the idyllic anchorages of Cala Santa Maria & Cala Giorgio.

Those islands are very close and you will only sail a few miles between them, being careful about navigation, with Corsica in the background.

Depending on weather conditions, you can spend the night in the vast & well protected anchorage of Porto Liscia on north coast of Sardinia (6nm away).

Day 5 : Sardinia coast – Wednesday

Sail between the Maddalena islands & Sardinia, in front of Palau, then towards Cannigione in the Gulf of Archazena (about 12nm). You’ll find provisioning and/or restaurants in this authentic and peaceful village.

If you have in mind to party, you can head instea to Porto Cervo, 15nm from Santa Maria.

Day 6 : Discovering the Costa Smeralda – Thursday

Do not miss Cala di Volpe (12nm from Cannigione or 6nm from Porto Cervo) on your way with its tropical look. Further south, you’ll find many anchorages close to Portisco or Porto Rotondo, choose one of them for the night.

Day 7 :  Back to Olbia – Friday

Reach for the day the anchorages of Cala Moresca or Golfo Aranci just after Capo Figari (8nm away from Portisco). Enjoy a last swim before steering back to Olbia (5nm away) for 5pm (please refuel the yacht at the entrance in the marina). Night on board.

Day 8 : Marina di Olbia

Disembarking around 08h00/8h30

CUSTOMER SERVICE:
Alessandra Soggiu
+39 345 776 75 83
base.sardinia@dreamyachtcharter.com

Marina di Olbia

BASE MANAGER:
Francesco Losavio
+39 391 7540119
manager.sardinia@dreamyachtcharter.com

Flyg
Den internationella flygplatsen Olbia Costa-Smeralda ligger mindre än en kilometer från Marina di Olbia.

Faciliteter
Marina di Olbia ligger nära ett stort köpcentrum bara en kort promenad ifrån marinan. Köpcentrumet har 60 butiker men även en marknad precis utanför. Se mer på: http://www.olbia.gallerieauchan.it/.