North Sardinia and Corsica: blue seen from a sailboat

Italy:

Northern Sardinia

Duration:

6 days - 7 nights

Max number of spots:

Available:

June - September

Suitable for travellers:

5 - 60 years

Boarding from:

Cannigione

What's included

Cancellation policy

Super!

Organised by:

Leonardo M.

Member since 2012 -

Private

Super!

Italian

This experience, in a nutshell

An itinerary that mixes unspoiled nature, picturesque villages and exclusive moments, perfect for those who want to live a unique experience between Sardinia and Corsica.

Have an incredible experience aboard a sailboat, exploring some of the most spectacular destinations in the Mediterranean.

In one of the most seductive lands in the world, a sailing holiday in the north of Sardinia and southern Corsica will take you among wonderful coves, dream waters, nature reserves.

Northern Sardinia and Corsica boast one of the most beautiful seas in the world: a sailing holiday is ideal for discovering this stretch of sea and wonderful islands. The mistral winds that characterize the area have shaped its appearance and can be considered a true paradise for a sailing holiday.

We will sail about 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon. in the evening we will sleep in the roadstead and in the middle of the week there will be a stop at the marina of Bonifacio visiting its village overlooking the sea.

The program will allow you to relax enjoying this wonderful place in the center of the Mediterranean in the unmistakable blue of this sea and enchanting beaches, such as the famous Pink beach of Budelli and the Manto della Madonna, the shallow water at the junction of Budelli with Santa Maria and Razzoli.

Finally, going a little further north, there is South Corsica. Here is an overview of the beaches worth visiting:

Rondinara, located between Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio, has been voted the most beautiful beach in France several times. The bay of Rondinara is shaped like a perfect semicircle that gives it a unique charm, accentuated by its turquoise waters.
its two islands Cavallò and Lavezzi;
the beaches of Isola Piana, Rondinara, Santa Manza, Santa Giulia and the white cliff of the Strait of Bonifacio, a fjord where the most beautiful port in the Mediterranean is located.

Every week will be an adventure between nature, relaxation and the open sea. Book your place on board and let the wind guide you!

For more information see the complete itinerary.

Starting from

€679

Per person

Would you like a private cabin? Contact the organizer to receive a Custom Offer

What's included

Cancellation policy

Starting from

€679

6 days - 7 nights

Italy: 6 days - 7 nights

Northern Sardinia

What's included

Cancellation policy

Starting from

€679

30+

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Boat & Classes of Service

Gib sea Gibsea master 52.2 - 1994

Type

Sailboat

Length

17 m.

Toilets

Cabins

13+

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Our itinerary

Our trip starts here:

Cannigione.

Check-in: 6:00 PM

Our trip ends here:

Cannigione.

Check-out: 8:00 AM

Leg 1

Saturday - Cannigione

Boarding at 18.00 in Marina in Cannigione easily accessible from the ferry terminal or airport. You can immediately arrange your belongings in the cabins. The captain will take the opportunity to give a briefing, necessary to explain to everyone the rules of life on board, to provide you with some information on the management of the boat and the week's itinerary. Free evening in Cannigione.

Leg 2

Sunday: La Maddalena Archipelago and Lavezzi Island

Morning dedicated to discovering the most spectacular coves of La Maddalena, where the sea has infinite shades of turquoise.

In the afternoon we will head to the Lavezzi Nature Reserve: a wild paradise of granite rocks sculpted by the wind, transparent sea and absolute silence.

Aperitif at sunset in the roadstead, surrounded by one of the most iconic views of the Mediterranean.

Dinner in the roadstead, lulled by the sea.

Leg 3

Monday: Rondinara and Isola Cavallò

In the morning we head to the island of Cavallò, a private and exclusive island in the south of Corsica. Here we will stop for lunch.

In the afternoon departure for the bay of Rondinara, famous for its shell shape and emerald waters.

Night at anchor in a unique and unspoiled setting.

Leg 4

Tuesday: Bonifacio and Porto Vecchio

Morning: Relax in the roadstead in Rondinara and in the early afternoon a short sail towards the scenic Bonifacio. The entrance to the fjord among the white cliffs overlooking the sea is a breathtaking experience.

Free afternoon to stroll through the medieval alleys, the ramparts and the overhanging views.

Typical Corsican dinner in the city or in the marina with a view of the illuminated cliffs.

Leg 5

Wednesday: Santa Manza and Isola Piana

You sail along the east coast of Corsica to two jewels: Santa Manza and Isola Piana, the latter connected to Corsica by a strip of sand: a Caribbean scenery in the heart of the Mediterranean.

Perfect day for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on postcard beaches.

Leg 6

Thursday: return to the Maddalena Archipelago

Heading south in the afternoon returning to Sardinia. A day of exploration between Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria. Stop at the famous Pink Beach of Budelli (now protected, but visible from the anchorage and possibility of exploration).

Evening at anchor, aperitif in a beach bar in Porto Pollo in the name of relaxation and the most beautiful sea in the Mediterranean.

Leg 7

Friday: descent towards Cannigione

Sailing back to Sardinia, crossing the Strait of Bonifacio. Last exploration of the Maddalena Archipelago, with a stop at Porto Madonna or Spiaggia del Relitto (Caprera). In the afternoon return to Cannigione.

Leg 8

Saturday: Cannigione

Disembarkation at 8.30 in the morning.

The itinerary may be subject to changes due to weather conditions and/or technical or logistical reasons, in order to ensure safety and a pleasant sailing experience for all participants.

Leg 1

Saturday - Cannigione

Leg 2

Sunday: La Maddalena Archipelago and Lavezzi Island

Morning dedicated to discovering the most spectacular coves of La Maddalena, where the sea has infinite shades of turquoise.

In the afternoon we will head to the Lavezzi Nature Reserve: a wild paradise of granite rocks sculpted by the wind, transparent sea and absolute silence.

Aperitif at sunset in the roadstead, surrounded by one of the most iconic views of the Mediterranean.

Dinner in the roadstead, lulled by the sea.

Leg 3

Monday: Rondinara and Isola Cavallò

In the morning we head to the island of Cavallò, a private and exclusive island in the south of Corsica. Here we will stop for lunch.

In the afternoon departure for the bay of Rondinara, famous for its shell shape and emerald waters.

Night at anchor in a unique and unspoiled setting.

Leg 4

Tuesday: Bonifacio and Porto Vecchio

Free afternoon to stroll through the medieval alleys, the ramparts and the overhanging views.

Typical Corsican dinner in the city or in the marina with a view of the illuminated cliffs.

Leg 5

Wednesday: Santa Manza and Isola Piana

You sail along the east coast of Corsica to two jewels: Santa Manza and Isola Piana, the latter connected to Corsica by a strip of sand: a Caribbean scenery in the heart of the Mediterranean.

Perfect day for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on postcard beaches.

Leg 6

Thursday: return to the Maddalena Archipelago

Evening at anchor, aperitif in a beach bar in Porto Pollo in the name of relaxation and the most beautiful sea in the Mediterranean.

Leg 7

Friday: descent towards Cannigione

Leg 8

Saturday: Cannigione

Disembarkation at 8.30 in the morning.

The itinerary may be subject to changes due to weather conditions and/or technical or logistical reasons, in order to ensure safety and a pleasant sailing experience for all participants.

What's included in the price

Boat equipment and facilities

Final cleaning

Tender and outboard

Bedding kit

Towels kit

Meals and beverages

Purchase and storage of the galley

Preparation of meals and drinks

Onboard staff

Skipper

Sailor

Taxes, fees and moorings

Association/Membership card

Insurances

Accident insurance

What you'll have to pay during the experience

Below are the additional expenses you will incur during the experience.

Common Fund

€380 - €380 Per person

The galley includes meals and water, from breakfast on Sunday to lunch on Friday. 10 bottles of wine and two cases of beer on board are included, the rest can be purchased by the crew at the time of boarding or during the week.

Galley

Alcoholic drinks

Mooring fees

Visitor or navigation taxes

Embarkation and disembarkation mooring fees

Fuel (boat/tender)

What's NOT included in the price

Below are the services that are not included in the price of the experience, including any available optional services that you may pay directly to the organiser (we advise you to inform the organiser prior to departure in case you wish to purchase such services and arrange the payment terms directly with him).

Excluded

Meals/drinks consumed ashore

Access and/or stay in parks and marine protected areas

Frequent questions

The organiser reviews

Super!

Organised by:

Leonardo M.

Member since 2012 -

Private

Super!

Italian

4.8/5

out of

reviews

Skipper

Boat

Destination

North Sardinia and Corsica: blue seen from a sailboat

09/6/2026

deborah c.

We had a simply perfect sailing holiday. From the first day we felt at home: everything was organized down to the smallest detail and the attention to the guests was truly exceptional. Leo, the captain, has precise and impeccable handling of the boat and the trip in general, makes you feel safe at all times, conveys calmness and competence and is extremely professional. Luigi, the sailor, is an eclectic, funny, interesting person with his thousand stories to tell and has created a beautiful atmosphere on board. The dishes served at meals were exceptional, prepared with care and attention in the choice of ingredients that enhance the sea and the territory. In short, Leo and Luigi are fantastic and with them you have the desire that the journey never ends! If you have to board, you must have no doubts with them. Highly recommended!

North Sardinia and Corsica: blue seen from a sailboat

09/6/2026

Fabio B.

Almost twenty years of sailing holidays and I thought I had already seen so much beauty. This time even more so. Leonardo is not only a captain of great experience: he is a person of heart, attentive and helpful, who immediately makes you feel in good hands. And then there is Luigi, an impeccable sailor as well as surprising in the kitchen. The food was simply beyond all expectations: well-kept, tasty and never banal dishes. The Maddalena Archipelago and southern Corsica need no introduction: some of the most beautiful places in the Mediterranean to experience while sailing. In the end, however, not only the sea and the landscapes remain, but also the people with whom you shared them. And Leonardo and Luigi made this holiday very special. Thank you very much to you, see you next time.

North Sardinia and Corsica: blue seen from a sailboat

08/31/2026

Claudia G.

A week of tranquility, crystal clear sea and good food. Although it was the week of mid-August, Leonardo made sure to always find paradisiacal bays for swimming and sleeping that were not too crowded, indeed often almost deserted, in order to avoid the typical crowding of Sardinia in August. The boat is well-kept, clean and has every comfort. Leonardo and Claudia throughout the week were very careful to keep the spaces tidy, ensuring a week of complete relaxation for guests. Finally, the week was also perfect from the point of view of the kitchen, with excellent and always different dishes created by Leonardo with the help of Claudia. Holiday, skipper and boat super recommended if you really want to appreciate the sea.

North Sardinia and Corsica: blue seen from a sailboat

08/10/2026

Ciro C.

Some considerations: 1) The reported age of some participants was incorrect, two were 55 and 58 years old instead of 49 and 51 as erroneously reported. 2) There were 5 of us sharing the same bathroom as some participants agreed to use the bathroom exclusively. This did not create problems for me but it is good to point it out 3) There are skippers who tend to group up with the participants and others do not... Leonardo and the lady who helps him tend to see guests predominantly as customers. A certain detachment is perceived. . It is not a criticism, it is an observation. 4) The boat, even if it is about 30 years old, is well maintained. You have to get used to a few steps below deck