La Maddalena Archipelago — Eight Hours Among Sardinia's Most Beautiful Coves

Depart from La Maddalena and get ready to discover one of the Mediterranean's most extraordinary archipelagos: eight hours by dinghy to visit as many coves as possible, explore turquoise waters, and experience the Sardinian sea at its most authentic and wild.

The concept is simple and successful: no rigid itineraries, maximum freedom, and the desire to show you the best of each island. We set off for Caprera with the spectacular Cala Coticcio, the "Sardinian Tahiti," with its two-toned waters and pink granite rocks that make it unique. We continue towards Spargi, which alone is worth the whole day: Cala Corsara, Cala Granara, Cala Sonnani, and dozens of other hidden coves follow one after the other, each with its own soul and colors. The natural pools of Budelli are a natural spectacle—shallow seabeds and crystal-clear water form natural open-air pools. The day ends at Cala Santa Maria, a bay with Caribbean colors where time seems to stand still.

On board you'll find water, a snorkeling mask, an ice pack, awning, and a stereo. The sea does the rest.

Eight hours, an archipelago, as many coves as possible. Sardinia as you've never seen it before.