An unusual, beautiful and relaxing gulet cruise to the islands between Sardinia and Corsica. Sandy beaches, swarms of fish, warm waters and Italian cuisine - What's not to like? There will be plenty of time for swimming and snorkelling as we wind between the islands and bays, and visiting some of the small ports as well as beautiful Bonifacio.
NB This cruise needs a minimum number of 8 passengers to operate - Please do not book flights or make other arrangements until we have guaranteed the departure.
50% deposit is needed to secure a cabin.
Bonifacio
Swimming and snorkelling
Italian cuisine
Porto Madonna
Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or [email protected]) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.
Prices quoted here are often dependent on currency fluctuations. Please check with (01432 507450 or [email protected]) for the very latest price, which may well be cheaper than the one advertised here.
Embarkation at 6pm. Welcoming cocktail. Briefing with the Captain and the crew and information about the cruise and tour on board the gulet, accommodation in the cabins.
Depart after breakfast for Capresa Island to discover some of the most beautiful Sardinian beaches such as “Cala Portese” and “Cala Coticcio” - Sometimes known as Tahiti! Time for swimming or snorkelling, and the possibility of visiting Garibaldi’s grave. In the early afternoon we cruise on to the Island of La Maddalena. Visit to “Cala Spamatore” and “Stagno Torto” beaches and have a chance to visit the port and the village.
After breakfast we’ll navigate around the island ofo La Maddalena visiting “Cala Francese" where we will indulge in some sea activities. In the early afternoon we head north to visit one the most beautiful beaches in the world known as “Spiaggia Rosa” on the Island of Budelli before we cruise to Santa Maria Island at “Cala S.Maria”.
Breakfast on board as we head to “Porto Madonna”, a beautiful lagoon between the islands of Maria and Razzoli and Budelli. Shallow turquoise waters teaming with fish amongst the small rocky covers - a great spot for swimming and snorkelling. We will wonderful day discovering small coves in the turquoise sea of the archipelago.
After breakfast we will head to Corsica. Passing by “Bocche di Bonifacio” to arrive at the Island of Lavezzi at “Cala del Giunco”. We can enjoy sea activities among thousand of fishes. In the afternoon we cruise to Bonifacio, considered “the most beautiful port of the Mediterranean”.
Departure after breakfast to head back to Sardinia. We will stop for a break on the Island of Razzoli in the wonderful beach of “Cala Lunga”. Sea activities. In the early afternoon we continue south to Island of Spargi with the beautiful natural sculptures of “Cala Corsara”.
After breakfast we cruise south along the Sardinian coast admiring wonderful places like “Capo d’orso”, and we'll take a break at “Porto
Raphael” with the possibility to land on the famous small square where it is possible to have aperitifs in the atmosphere of Sardinia’s first holiday resort. In the early afternoon cruise to “Punta Saline” and “liscia di vacca”.
Breakfast on board and return to Cannigione. Disembarkation by 9am.
Note: Itinerary is an example and is subject to change due to local conditions and will be at Captain's discretion.
Victoria gulet
Length | 28 Metres |
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Crew | 4 |
Victoria is a beautiful 28 metre long wooden gulet with just 6 cabins. She has a master cabin, 3 double cabins and 1 twin cabin, all with ensuite shower and W/C. There is a spacious sundeck with 12 sun beds, a comfortable Lounge Bar where one can enjoy an aperitif and see the sunset of the Sardinian skies. The big table for 12 has plenty of space so you can enjoy your dinners overlooking the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, and our local chef aboard cooks fresh local dishes with Italian Flair.
Includes
7 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 4 evening meals.
7 nights accommodation
3 nights in port, 4 at anchor with tender to shore
Excludes
Drinks from the bar
Meals ashore
Personal expenses and other land arrangements