Once we have completed boarding at our Dream Yacht Worldwide base in Olbia, we will set sail to reach Cala Spalmatore TAVOLARA after just 10 nautical miles, where we will moor to spend the night. In case the bay is too crowded, we will stop in the bay of Punta Saline which offers a quiet anchorage. Dinner and night on board.

After breakfast you will have the opportunity to choose whether to swim in the bay or go ashore to visit the beautiful island of Tavolara. After a short navigation of 2 miles, you will arrive at the "pools" of Molara, for a dip in these turquoise waters. The journey will continue for another 5 nautical miles in the direction of La Cinta di San Teodoro, a thin strip of golden sand between the sea and a lagoon. If the weather is nice, we will make a stop at Capo Coda Cavallo, which will be the backdrop for a lunch on board. In the afternoon the boat will sail north to the beach of Ira, just after Porto Rotondo (about 20 miles) and we will reach the bay or stop in the Gulf of Marinella around 6:30 pm. With a short dinghy trip, we will be able to visit the lively Porto Rotondo, a meeting place for VIPs, shops and clubs for an evening stroll. Dinner and night on board.

We will set sail for Caprera at 13 nautical miles, in the La Maddalena Archipelago, to reach the famous Cala Coticcio or "Tahiti", a true paradise with its emerald waters and white sand. Swim stop for lunch on board. Depending on the weather conditions, we will sail to one of the following stops: Cala Napoletana, Passo della Moneta, Spiaggia del Polpo or Cala Garibaldi, all in Caprera 3/4 nautical miles away. We will arrive in La Maddalena, at Cala Mangiavolpe, for the evening after a navigation of 8 nautical miles. Dinner and night on board

After breakfast and sightseeing of La Maddalena, we will leave the pier around 11 am to reach Spargi in Cala Corsara or Cala dell'Amore (depending on weather conditions) for lunch. In the afternoon we will reach the island of Budelli and the Pink Beach, often named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, thanks to the color of its sand, rich in small fragments of coral, granite and shells. Afterwards, you will sail to the Spiaggia del Cavaliere and the Port of the Madonna and move to Cala Santa Maria or Razzaroli. Santa Maria or Razzoli in Cala Lunga or Spargi in Cala Ferrigno to explore the island (the above will be determined by weather conditions). Dinner and night on board.

Departure at 10 am for the Strait of Bonifacio and navigation to Cape Pertusato for a lunch stop under the cliffs of Gourvenail de la Corse or Plage de Saint Antoine after 10 nautical miles. In the afternoon, we'll enter the port of Bonifacio, a magnificent port built at the end of the nineteenth century. While anchoring, you will be able to take a pleasant walk in the heart of the medieval fortification of the citadel of Bonifacio. If you dare, you can climb the 187-step staircase that King Alfonso of Aragon carved out of the rock. Dinner and night on board.

If the Mistral wind is mild, we will explore the islands of the Lavezzi group, Ile Cavallo or Isola Piana in the morning, then we will cross the Strait of Bonifacio and head to Santa Teresa di Gallura for lunch. After lunch we will sail south, in the direction of Capo d'Orso and then anchor in the Gulf of Pevero. Depending on the wind, we will spend the night there or in the nearby Canniggione or Porto Cervo. The pedestrian area of Porto Cervo offers many shops, bars and nightclubs. Dinner and night on board. If the mistral is too strong, instead of the above, we will sail to the beach of Santa Manza and explore the southeast of the island of Corsica, anchoring in the bay of Rondinara or Porto-novo. Dinner and night on board in Porto Vecchio.

We will set sail south and stop at Liscia di Vacca or Romazzino beach or the nearby Principe beach, which takes its name from the Arab Aga Khan, founder of the Costa Smeralda as we know it today. He fell in love with this beach and you will too! Swimming and stop for lunch on board. After a short navigation of about 6/7 nautical miles following the coast, we will reach Cala di Volpe, Liscia Ruja, Petra Bianca and Petra Niedda, with their impalpable pale pink sand and protected by yellow and pink granite rocks. Swim stop in Cala Moresca, 9 nautical miles from Golfo Aranci, before continuing the journey for the last 8 miles to our base in Olbia. Dinner and night on board.