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Sardinia and Strait of Bonifacio on a 50-foot sailboat

Italy:

Northern Sardinia

Duration:

6 days - 7 nights

Max number of passengers:

10 people

Available:

August

Suitable for travellers:

5 - 70 years

Boarding from:

Olbia

What's included

Cancellation policy

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Super!

Organised by:

Gianluca D.

Member since 2016 -

Private

Italian

English

Spanish

French

This experience, in a nutshell

The north-east coast of Sardinia and the southern islands of Corsica are the setting for our itinerary.


We will set sail from the Marina di Olbia, located a few minutes from the airport, to explore the Costa Smeralda, skirting beautiful coves, small villages and islets immersed in a crystal clear sea.


The island of Caprera, with its historical charm and turquoise waters that reflect the white sandy seabed, marks the entrance to the Maddalena archipelago, characterized by golden beaches and natural granite sculptures shaped by the mistral.


After admiring the wild nature of Budelli, we will head towards the south of Corsica, announced by the lighthouse on the island of Lavezzi. We will sail to Bonifacio, perched on the majestic cliffs overlooking the sea, and then continue through the Gulf of Sant'Amanza and reach the splendid bay of Rondinara, the last stop before returning.


The days on board, the excursions and the moments of conviviality will be organized together with the group, to make the experience unique and shared. In addition, on request, it will be possible to participate in wingfoil mini-courses, with instructor and equipment available.



The itinerary may be subject to change depending on weather conditions and safety provisions.

€820

6 days - 7 nights

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Boat & Classes of Service

Beneteau Cyclades 50.4 - 2006

Type

Sailboat

Length

15.64 m.

Toilets

4

Cabins

4

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Our itinerary

Our trip starts here:

Olbia.

Check-in: 6:00 PM

Our trip ends here:

Olbia.

Check-out: 7:00 AM

Our itinerary

We set sail from the Marina di Olbia, a few minutes from the airport, towards the Costa Smeralda, skirting beautiful coves, small towns and islets surrounded by a crystal clear sea.

The island of Caprera, with its historical charm and waters that reflect the white sandy seabed, opens the route in the Maddalena archipelago, characterized by golden beaches and imposing rock formations shaped by the mistral.

We will continue leaving behind the wild nature of Budelli, heading towards the south of Corsica, announced by the lighthouse on the island of Lavezzi. We will sail to Bonifacio, perched on the cliffs overlooking the sea, passing through the Gulf of Sant'Amanza and reaching the splendid bay of Rondinara, the last stop before returning.

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.

Frequent questions

The organiser reviews

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Organised by:

Gianluca D.

Member since 2016 -

Private

Italian

English

Spanish

French

4.8/5

out of

61

reviews

Skipper

Boat

Destination

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Sardinia and Strait of Bonifacio on a 50-foot sailboat

07/22/2025

Andrea C.

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Italy

DESTINATION What can I say, you are in the most beautiful sea in the world. BOAT The Beneteau Cyclades 50 is a classic and the boat is impeccably maintained SKIPPER A very low mark for the skipper, but with the necessary arguments. NAUTICAL SKILLS: I imagine they are excellent, given the experience, but having not had any particular drawbacks I would not be able to evaluate. We "ploughed" twice", but there was strong wind and we entered the port hitting the nearby boat, but without damage. CHOICE OF THE ROUTE. I think it is right that the course undergoes changes depending on the context. In our case, we went to Corsica immediately, supported by the sirocco and then returned south pushed by the mistral. Great choice. We flew over the usual cathedrals (Budelli etc) to linger in lesser-known but equally beautiful and, above all, almost empty coves. Excellent strategy RELATIONSHIP WITH THE GROUP: I consider it unacceptable to be on a boat and feel like unwelcome guests. The skipper created a vexatious atmosphere and really not inclined to create the group. These claims are supported by the following facts: 1. The boat has 4 cabins and there were 10 of us, with 2 guests who, at the same price as the others and unaware of the solution, slept in the dinette, without the slightest privacy, the space to deposit their belongings, and the obligatory passage of everyone over their "bed" to access the breakfast compartments 2. His own profit was the skipper's greatest concern who tried to ask for reimbursement of the supply of towels as soon as he boarded, he did not advance a penny but gradually asked for money for the payment of the ports and the galley. He had himself bought, at his explicit request, rags and soap (nicknamed chantecler) to wash the boat. 3. He asked for a refund of 560 euros of diesel by calculating the expense on the hours of navigation and not on real consumption, which varies greatly depending on the exploitation of the wind. I specify that in June we spent 138 euros for a week in the Aeolian Islands, with the same boat, without wind, with the same distances made this week, but with the calculation of real consumption (the skipper filled up as soon as we returned to port). 4. Failed to communicate the availability of the free port shuttle for transfer to and from the port/airport, despite explicit requests. This resulted in the cost of taxis (40 euros for the port and 30 for the airport). In particular, he deleted my message posted on the group's chat in which I asked him to send the free shuttle to pick up the last two guests who had to pay for the taxi. 5. He refused to facilitate us in keeping our suitcases on the day of arrival (we disembarked at 8 from the ferry and boarding was at 17) forcing us to walk around Olbia with luggage and an unbearable heat. 6. He has created an obsessive climate of control over all our actions, making us feel inhibited on any initiative in his presence.
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Sailing and wing foil between the Flegree and Pontine Islands

09/1/2024

Laura D.

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Italy

For a header I embarked at the last minute joining an already formed group ... never was a gamble more successful!!! Well maintained, comfortable and functional boat to accommodate 8 people. The itinerary suggested by Giuanluca gave us wonderful glimpses of the coast, unforgettable sunrises and moonlit nights that filled our eyes. He, infallible master of navigation. Even in the face of an almost prohibitive sea he was able to govern the situation in an incomparable way... And then he gave us a sail that I wish all fans to experience at least once in their lives. Gianluca was a great skipper, a superb cook and a jovial companion of light-hearted evenings, both on board and on land... Do you have to reschedule a departure!!
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Sailing and wing foil between the Flegree and Pontine Islands

07/29/2024

Elena G.

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Italy

One of the best weeks on a boat I've ever done! Very comfortable, well organized and perfectly maintained boat, the skipper Gianluca exceptional, in addition to being an excellent and experienced sailor, always attentive to everyone's needs, was able to amalgamate the group, pampered us and filled us with precautions so that the holiday became truly unforgettable. To be redone!! See you soon!
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Sailing and wing foil between the Flegree and Pontine Islands

07/28/2024

Caterina G.

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Italy

Unforgettable week between the Phlegraean and Pontine mountains. [hidden] Legend absolutely top boat, comfortable (4 cabins and 4 bathrooms, a great luxury!) spacious, well maintained and organized! You can see the captain's care in every detail... Gianluca then fantastic skipper: as well as extremely experienced, he was able to make our experience truly special. From live music (he has various instruments on board) to aperitifs in the tender at sunset, every day was a very pleasant surprise. Finally, I liked the itinerary very much, the right balance between nights at anchor (in places more suggestive than ever) and descents to land. A heartfelt thank you to the crew, the Skipper and the legendary [hidden] Legend! I can't wait to get back on board!

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