Learn to sail with a fantastic holiday between Northern Sardinia and Corsica

Take advantage of the holidays to discover the paradises of the Mediterranean!

Come and sail on a fantastic 12-meter sailboat equipped with all comforts, but which does not neglect performance.

We are a non-profit sailing sports association based in Barcelona, our skipper is a professional instructor who has worked for the largest and most renowned European sailing school based in France: Les Glenans.
On board with us you will have the opportunity to learn to sail or simply get carried away by the wind and leave the daily routine behind. No browsing experience is required to participate.

Aperitifs at sunset, encounters with dolphins along the route, chat with new friends under starry skies ... a week without stress, in complete connection with the rhythm of nature and the sea.

The meeting will be at the port of Olbia. We will take the opportunity to do the galley together and prepare to set sail.

Based on the weather conditions we will be able to decide whether to head north to discover the Maddalena archipelago and the Valle della Luna famous for their turquoise beaches and granite rocks shaped by erosion that represent a unique landscape in Europe. You can then continue west to reach the island of Asinara and Stintino with its beach with a clear and very low seabed for tens of meters, the white and impalpable sand with all shades of blue.
For the more intrepid sailors it will also be possible to cross the mythical Strait of Bonifacio known by sailors for the acceleration of the wind and currents. We could thus discover the magnificent southern coast of Corsica, the islands of Lavezzi and Cavallo and the white limestone cliffs of Bonifacio overlooking the sea.
It will also be possible to visit the east coast of Sardinia, the island of Tavolara and the wild Gulf of Orosei with its coves almost inaccessible by land.

For those interested it will also be possible to practice sport climbing since all the necessary material is present in the boat.

NB: the port of embarkation and disembarkation may vary according to the availability of berths and weather conditions.