Sailing Sardinia and Corsica 7 Day Catamaran Itinerary
Sardinia, IT
7 days cruise
Catamaran
Price may vary depending on the cruise date.
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A relaxed sailing route between northern Sardinia and southern Corsica, ideal for first timers and experienced sailors alike
This sailing itinerary between northern Sardinia and southern Corsica is designed to offer a balanced and authentic catamaran experience, combining comfortable navigation, clear waters, protected anchorages, and time ashore in some of the most scenic areas of the western Mediterranean.
The route typically explores the Maddalena Archipelago and the southern coast of Corsica, with daily distances kept moderate to ensure a relaxed rhythm on board. This makes the itinerary suitable both for guests approaching sailing for the first time and for those who enjoy spending time under sail without long crossings.
Each day alternates between sailing, swimming stops in turquoise bays, and evenings at anchor or in small harbors. The final route is always adapted by the skipper according to weather conditions and sea state, with the aim of ensuring safety, comfort, and the best overall experience.
Itinerary
Day1
Olbia to La Maddalena National Park
Embarkation in the afternoon at Marina di Olbia and welcome aboard by the crew. After settling into your cabins, set sail toward the La Maddalena Archipelago. The first evening is spent anchored in a calm bay surrounded by granite cliffs and emerald water, perfect for a sunset swim and dinner on deck.
Day2
Caprera and Spargi
After breakfast, sail toward Caprera Island, known for its nature trails and pristine coves. Stop for lunch and swimming near Cala Coticcio, also called Tahiti for its white sand and turquoise hues. In the afternoon, head to Spargi Island, where Cala Corsara awaits with its shallow waters and golden rocks.
Day3
Lavezzi Islands
Cross toward Corsica and anchor among the Lavezzi Islands, a nature reserve famous for its surreal granite formations and crystal lagoons. Enjoy snorkeling and kayaking in total tranquility, then dine under a sky filled with stars in one of the most magical anchorages of the trip.
Day4
Bonifacio
A short sail brings you to Bonifacio, one of the most iconic ports in the Mediterranean. The old town rises dramatically above limestone cliffs, offering spectacular views and lively streets. Spend the afternoon exploring the citadel or relaxing in a waterfront café before returning on board for dinner prepared by the chef.
Day5
Budelli and Santa Maria Islands
Return south toward the Italian side, stopping at Budelli Island to admire the famous Pink Beach, a protected natural gem. Continue to Santa Maria Island, a quiet anchorage perfect for paddleboarding, swimming and evening relaxation surrounded by silence and sea breeze.
Day6
Tavolara Marine Area
Sail east toward Tavolara, a majestic limestone island that rises steeply from the sea. The surrounding marine park offers excellent snorkeling and calm bays for anchoring. Enjoy your last full day at sea, with an aperitif at sunset and a final dinner under the stars.
Day7
Return to Olbia
Leisurely breakfast on board and morning sail back to Marina di Olbia. Take time for a last swim before returning to port in the late afternoon. Spend the evening relaxing on board or exploring the nearby promenade.
Disembark the following morning at 09:00.
Please note that the itinerary is subject to change depending on weather conditions or decisions made by the captain. Adjustments may include visiting certain destinations in a different order or replacing stops with equally beautiful alternatives, ensuring a safe and enjoyable sailing experience for everyone.
Cruise price details
Entire yacht price
€ 15894
Book the entire yacht for a private trip
Included in the price
Private catamaran rental
Skipper (1600 euro)
Hostess (1300 euro)
Water toys: SUP (2 are already included in the price), Comfort: Fans (in all cabins) (true), USB sockets (in all cabins), A/C (in all cabins and dinette), Hi-Fi speakers in dinette and cockpit, Hi-Fi speakers on flybridge, Hi-Fi USB player, refrigerator and freezer in galley, inverter, watermaker, microwave, oven (true), dishwasher, electric kettle, generator, electric toilets
Yacht additional fees
Obligatory extras (starter pack): €900.00 Includes bed linen, towel set (1 shower towel and 1 face towel per person), gas bottle, final cleaning, and outboard engine service.
Damage Waiver: €500.00 EUR Covers the security deposit up to €1,500
Extra services
La Maddalena National Park permit: 100.00 EUR Beach towel: EUR 10.00
Extra towels per person: EUR 10.00
Extra bed linen per person: EUR 15.00
Cleaning for pets on board (if permitted): EUR 250.00
Safety net for children (subject to availability): EUR 300.00 Coffee (10 capsules): EUR 5.00 Kayak (sit-on-top): EUR 150.00 SUP: EUR 120.00 BBQ (gas): EUR 150.00
This Lagoon 51 is a modern sailing catamaran designed for private charter, offering generous space, stability, and comfort for small groups seeking a relaxed yet refined experience at sea.
Built in 2024, the yacht features a contemporary layout with wide outdoor areas, a bright panoramic saloon, and a spacious flybridge that naturally becomes the social heart on board. The design allows for smooth movement between cockpit, saloon, and exterior lounging areas, creating an open and comfortable onboard atmosphere both while sailing and at anchor.
The interior layout provides privacy for guests with well separated cabins, each with its own bathroom, while the technical setup ensures efficient sailing and easy handling. This catamaran is particularly well suited for island hopping, coastal cruising, and week long private charters, combining modern comfort with reliable sailing performance.
Available exclusively as a private charter, this Lagoon 51 can be offered with a professional crew on request and adapted to different cruising areas and itineraries.
Yacht
Model
2024 Lagoon 51
Length
15.5 m
Yacht services
Tender size
4 m
Air conditioning
Yes
Snorkeling equipment
Yes
Toys on board
Yes
Accommodations
Max guests
10
Double cabins
6
Bathrooms
4
Private Bathrooms
No
Crew
2
Chef on board
Yes
Other facilities
Dimensions and performance
Length: 15.35 m
Beam: 8.10 m
Draft: 1.40 m
Displacement: approx. 19 t
Engines: 2 x 80 HP
Fuel capacity: approx. 1,040 l
Fresh water capacity: approx. 830 l
Sails and navigation
Full batten mainsail
Furling genoa
Lazy bag system
Modern navigation instruments
Radar
AIS
Carbon steering wheel
Comfort and onboard equipment
Air conditioning in cabins and saloon
Generator
Inverter
Pressurized hot and cold water
Electric toilets
Fully equipped galley
Fridge and freezer
Dishwasher
Microwave
Audio system in saloon and cockpit
USB sockets in cabins
Cockpit cushions and sunbathing areas
Flybridge seating and sun pads
Dinghy with outboard engine
Safety equipment
Charter compliant safety equipment
Life raft
Emergency tiller
Fire extinguishers
First aid kit
Optional extras on request
Hostess
Outboard engine upgrade
Extra bed linen and towels
Stand up paddle
Kayak
BBQ
Early boarding
Security deposit insurance
Cabins
Double cabins
Front and rear cabins (central cabins are smaller)
5
cabin capacity
double bed
air conditioning
Cruise activities and tips
Travel activities
Trekking and Snorkeling on Lavezzi Island: Granite Landscapes and Underwater Wonders
Lavezzi Island, the largest in the protected archipelago south of Corsica, offers a unique mix of scenic hiking trails and crystal-clear snorkeling spots. Part of a group that includes Cavallo, Ratino, and Piana, Lavezzi captivates visitors with its surreal landscape of granite boulders, soft white sand beaches, and shallow turquoise waters. Trekking on Lavezzi is easy and rewarding. Follow well-marked coastal paths that wind through wild vegetation and past naturally sculpted rocks—one famously shaped like an elephant. Along the way, visit the two memorial cemeteries honoring the victims of the Semillante shipwreck, a poignant reminder of the island's maritime past. Underwater, the experience is just as breathtaking. The exceptional water clarity makes Lavezzi one of the best snorkeling spots in the region. Explore submerged rock formations and vibrant marine life, including groupers, sea bream, and colorful wrasse hiding in rocky crevices. Ideal for active travelers and nature lovers alike.
Cultural Visit to Bonifacio’s Old Town and Citadel
Explore the historic heart of Bonifacio, one of Corsica’s most iconic coastal towns. Start with a walk through the narrow alleys of the Old Town, lined with centuries-old stone houses, artisan shops, and traditional cafés. Visit the citadel, a fortified stronghold dating back to the 9th century, offering panoramic views of the cliffs and marina. Don't miss the Staircase of the King of Aragon, 187 steps carved directly into the limestone, descending dramatically toward the sea. According to legend, it was built in a single night by soldiers. At the top, the limestone cliffs provide spectacular vistas over the Strait of Bonifacio and the Sardinian coast. This experience blends history, architecture, and nature, making it a must-do cultural stop during your sailing cruise.
Travel organizer tips
What to pack for a sailing holiday?
Pack smart for your yacht charter: choose a soft bag instead of a hard suitcase, bring lightweight layers, reef-safe sunscreen, and non-slip shoes for onboard use. A couple of swimsuits and motion sickness remedies can also make a big difference. Each boat has limited storage, so pack light—but wisely! Need help building the perfect list? Read our full guide: What to pack in a suitcase for a yacht charter
Reservations are subjected to acceptance after availability checks. In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.
