The most fascinating stretches of coastline in Sardinia

Getting to northern Sardinia is easy, whether by sea or air. The main airports are Olbia and Alghero, and by sea the island is linked to the mainland daily by and from Genoa, Livorno, Naples, Civitavecchia and Catania.
Once you've arrived in Sardinia for your sailing holiday, you can count on a large number of ports, from the most well-equipped marinas to small marinas.

Northwest Sardinia: from Stintino to Alghero

Stintino is not only the nearest port of embarkation for visits to the wild and unspoilt Asinara National Park, but is also home to la Pelosa, a natural open-air swimming pool, with its crystal-clear turquoise sea and shallow waters of white sand. Further westwards, you reach Alghero and the Capo Caccia marine area, with some of Sardinia's most hidden coves, high cliffs and sea caves.
From Stintino, you can also head eastwards to reach the ancient borough of Castelsardo with its high cliffs and the spectacular sand dunes of Isola Rossa and la Marinedda.

To Corsica?

Starting from northern Sardinia, if you love the wind and strong emotions, you can reach with your skipper the Corsica crossing the famous Bocche di Bonifacio. Passing the island of Spargi and Budelli, you make route to Cavallo to reach Bonifacio. A real adventure at your fingertips!

Not able to arrange for a sailboat rental in Sardinia? Try looking for a boat for rent in Tuscany, in Croatia or a gulet in Turkey. Sardinia is waiting for you at the next opportunity!