- Spargi - Pause at one of the stunning bays on the island of Spargi, the initial stop of the Maddalena Archipelago. Here, you can snorkel and swim in the crystal-clear, turquoise waters, making your way to the island’s beautiful white beaches.
- Spiaggia Rosa - Capture photos in front of one of the world’s most enchanting and protected beaches: the renowned Pink Beach, a spectacular natural phenomenon. Spiaggia Rosa is part of the Maddalena Geomarine National Park, an area of immense natural interest. Due to special protections, walking on the beach or swimming in its waters is prohibited. Located just north of Spargi, the island is famous for its mythical pink beach. The coral-colored sand, vibrant sea colors, and unique granite formations create a one-of-a-kind spectacle. This natural monument should be admired in reverent silence.
The Pink Beach of Budelli, immortalized by director Michelangelo Antonioni in a lengthy sequence in the film “Red Desert,” is situated southeast of Budelli Island in the La Maddalena Archipelago. It is named for its distinctive coral pink color.
- Porto della Madonna - The Port of the Madonna, or Manto della Madonna, is in the northern part of the archipelago, nestled between the islands of Budelli, Razzoli, and Santa Maria. It features a stunning expanse of crystal-clear water, resembling a natural swimming pool, with small beaches of fine white sand facing a transparent sea. Some coves are open for swimming, while others are protected to preserve this unique natural wonder.
- Maddalena Islands - Razzoli and Santa Maria
These islands are nearly connected by the Asinelli Pass. Razzoli Island, the northernmost, is notable for its majestic cliffs and rock formations reminiscent of Moore’s sculptures. The lighthouse overlooking the Bocche di Bonifacio is particularly impressive.
In contrast, S. Maria Island, home to some pre-construction ban houses, still has an ancient, modest convent where Benedictine monks sought refuge in the Middle Ages. The island boasts Cala S. Maria, one of the largest beaches in the archipelago. In the tranquility of S. Maria, screenwriter Franco Solinas penned many significant works of Italian cinema. Gian Maria Volontè found solace here, sailing alone among the islands and the archipelago’s fierce winds.
The Porto Madonna
This lagoon, with its emerald waters, is enclosed by the islands of Budelli, Razzoli, and S. Maria. It is undoubtedly the park’s most captivating spot and a popular destination for boaters in northeastern Sardinia. The Park has designated large areas of this extraordinary water body for snorkeling and sea-watching.
- Snacks
- Lunch
- Bottled water
- Carbonated beverages
- Tea and coffee
- Vermentino di Gallura white wine, beer, fruit, desserts and typical Sardinian liqueur
- Use of snorkeling equipment
- On-board restrooms
- Private transportation
The most exclusive and close to nature way to fully enjoy the beauty of Sardinia and these islands is undoubtedly on board a luxurious and exclusive catamaran, which will allow you to visit the most beautiful bays and beaches of this true paradise at sea. You will see crystal clear water and the most beautiful turquoise in the world will surprise you with the contrast with the white beaches of the islands of the Maddalena Archipelago. You can swim, snorkel with the masks that will be provided on board. The tour starts in the morning around 9.45am and finishes in the afternoon around 5.30pm. During the day you will visit different islands and beaches, and a typical aperitif based on typical Sardinian products will be served on board, later there will be lunch, cooked on board based on fish of the characteristic Sardinian cuisine (no-fish option available on request at the time of booking). Wine, beer, fruit, desserts and typical Sardinian liqueur will be served at the end of the meal.
- If there are food intolerances or special requests, we confirm that they cannot be managed on the boats, so in this case a packet lunch is recommended. (only the no-fish or vegetarian options are possible) The itineraries are indicative only, the captain has the right to vary the itinerary according to the weather conditions in order to ensure the safety of navigation.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
