Sailing charter Sardinia

Thanks to Sailitalia, you can make an adventure of your Sardinian sailing holiday by renting sailboats and catamarans for sailing charters commencing from their base in Cannigione. This is the ideal starting point and the perfect launch pad for sailing charters in Sardinia to discover the hidden wonders of the Emerald coast, the Island of La Maddalena, and the unpolluted Corsica. Exploring the advantages of boat rentals in Sardinia, gives you an opportunity to enjoy the tantalizing landscape presented by the Bonifacio lying to the northeast of Sardinia, and its famous pink sand, pristine clear waters and the majestic cliffs that seem to rise from the sea. Grab the great advantages of hiring a boat in Sardinia, a true paradise in the center of the Mediterranean for all sailing enthusiasts. Enjoy the 1800 Kilometers of lush, beautiful coastline, its extraordinary allure, the sweet caress of the winds and the clear unspoiled waters that will astound you. Thanks to Sailitalia’s sailing itineraries in Sardinia, you will discover the beauty of the rocks, big and small and the secret coves in these extraordinary places until none of them hold any secrets for you anymore. Charter a sailing boat with Sailitalia on the Emerald Coast, enjoy the panoramic views, explore the coves, big and small, beaches of dazzling white sand, the clear and transparent waters of the ocean. Experience the tender winds stroking your face and the taste of salt on your lips when you are at sea. You will never go back.

Sailing around Sardinia

Sardinia is situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, has 1800 kilometres of coastline and is renowned for its natural beauty, geographical position and history. Sailing in Sardinia offers extraordinary landscapes through small and large inlets and bays with dazzling white sand and crystal clear seas. There are good winds levels every day which makes it a sailing paradise.

Maddalena Islands: La Maddalena, surrounded by the islands Budelli, Caprera, Razzoli, Santa Maria, Santo Stefano and Spargi, is the largest of the islands and the highest point of the island is Monte Guardia Vecchia (156m) which can be reached by road and offers spectacular views. Sailing around the island towards the western coast you find a myriad of small bays: Cala Francese, Cala Inferno and Cala Nido d’Aquila located among the granite cliffs and rocks rising out of the water; Cala Maiore and Punta Cannone. Punta Cannone is linked to Punta dell’Abbatoggia by tongues of sand. The deep cove of Stagno Torto the Bay of Portolungo and Cala dello Spalmatore are all truly beautiful places to visit. South of the island is the harbour which has fuel, water and all amenities.

Budelli Island has one of Italy’s most enchanting beaches and is famous for its pink sank produced by the coral shattered by the raging sea.

Caprera is the second largest island and is linked to Maddalena by a street built on a 600m long dam. The island’s name is linked to that of Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian patriot who was one of the fathers of Italian independence.

Razzoli is the closet island to Corsica and together with the islands of Budelli and Santa Maria it forms a lagoon of Porto Madonna. bays.

Santa Maria is unlike the other Maddalena islands being the only part granite formation. It has wide, flat areas covered with grapevines.

Santo Stefano Island lies halfway between the Sardinian coast and La Maddalena is famous for its bathing establishment Cala Fumata.

Spargi is the third island in size and almost the most isolated along with the small islands of Spargiotto, Spatgiotello and the numerous sharp rocks that rise out of the seabed.

The Emerald Coast Going out of the Bocche di Bonifacio on the east side past the Island of Bisce you start to follow the famous and spectacular Costa Smeralda (Emerald coast) The Emerald Coast doesn\'t need to be presented – its name has became famous all over the world. This corner of Sardinia has been chosen for vacation by the V.I.P’s of the world, especially the locality of Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo. It is a stunning, unforgettable area with breath-taking crystal clear seas, wonderful coastal views and the harbours have exclusive shopping and entertainment facilities. Being such a prestigious area it is expensive and it can be very difficult to find quay anchorage. It is however possible to anchor in the harbours and bays. Between Capo Ferro and the Gulf of Olbia there is 20 miles of beautiful coastline and bays that provide good protection from the strong winds of the Bocche di Bonifacio.

Oceanis 31: 2 cabins - 6 people; starting from 1567€

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Oceanis 41: 3 cabins - 8 people; starting from 2786€

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Oceanis 382: 3 cabins - 8 people; starting from 2833€

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Cyclades 43.4: 4 cabins - 10 people; starting from 2850€

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Oceanis 38: 3 cabins - 8 people; starting from 2851€

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Oceanis 43.4: 4 cabins - 10 people; starting from 2929€

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Cyclades 50.4: 5 cabins - 10 people; starting from 3366€

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Leopard 384: 6 cabins - 10 people; starting from 3599€

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Oceanis 45: 4 cabins - 10 people; starting from 3681€

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Oceanis 48.4: 4 cabins - 10 people; starting from 4493€

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Oceanis 48: 5 cabins - 10 people; starting from 4752€

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Lagoon 440: 5 cabins - 11 people; starting from 5420€

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Cannigione, in the gulf of Arzachena is a beautiful area with a picturesque town and excellent marina. It truly retains an unspoilt local charm while providing excellent facilities. It is an excellent base for departures for The Maddalena Archipel, The Emerald Coast and Corsica

Business hours: The base manager can be contacted around the clock.

Location and access: Cannigione is in the Gulf of Arzachena. The Gulf has two harbours. The first is Mucchi Bianchi on the east side near the entrance, and Cannigione on the West side. The nearest airport is Olbia Airport. Olbia Airport is approximately 27km from the Base. By car the journey to the Base will take about one hour.

Sailing charter Sardinia