Sailing along the coast

The archipelago of La Maddalena is the most complex in the Mediterranean. It is comprised of seven islands and a set of islets, which even with unfavorable weather conditions allow for a beautiful day to be spent on the sea in a splendid corner of paradise. It is in these waters that sailors traversing the Straits of Bonafacio have always found a safe harbor. Known for the transparency of its waters, and the beauty of its deep bays formed by granite and fine white sand, this territory also has an important role with respect to the presence of many animal and plant species of considerable interest. Birds like the Shag bird, the Stern Seagull, and the Cory’s Shearwater accompany us from above, while dolphins swim along our bow during our voyage. The transparency of these waters shows the varied colors of many species of fish, and from a few meters one can admire the thousand colors of sea fans whose fronds caress these waters

The boat is a DC9 fly measuring approximately ten meters. It has a large sundeck at the bow and a smaller one on the fly. The stern has a spacious dinette with an awning creating the perfect shade for lunch. There is a swimming platform and ladder, shower, and a stereo. The boat is equipped with two 210hp engines.

We have picked our routes with the breathtaking beauty and emotional impact in mind. We visit the most important beaches and inlets of the Archipelago, including Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria, Razzoli and Caprera. We have also added a third Archipelago Course with a stop at the Lavezzi Island and Piana, including a visit to the town of Bonifacio, and its famous caves.

Departure at 10.00 - 17.00 hours Return