Discover the Maddalena archipelago with boat excursions organized by our partners!
The archipelago of La Maddalena is located in the stretch of sea between Sardinia and Corsica and is one of the most evocative places in the world, with over 60 islets surrounded by turquoise waters.
It became a national park in 1994 and is an extremely protected place where fishing, diving and sailing are allowed only with special permission.
The best way to discover this paradise is certainly witha boat excursion: our partners organize different types, so ask at reception to organize your exclusive day in boat to La Maddalena!
Sailboat excursion in the archipelago of La Maddalena
Driven by the wind, the day begins by sailing towards Caprera, one of the “Seven Sisters” of the La Maddalena Archipelago. You can have your first swim in Baia di Coticcio (also known as Thaiti), whose waters will remain in your memories forever.
You then continue among the islands of Santa Maria, Budelli and Razzoli where, if you are lucky, you may also come across some dolphins. Between one swim and another you can enjoy an excellent lunch on board with a land appetizer, pasta with fish sauce, fruit skewers, water, coffee and the possibility of various extras.
In the afternoon, you set sail for the Rosa di Budelli beach, then along the coast of Spargi you will enter the Maddalena canal. The last swim is scheduled in Cala Villa Marina, on the island of Santo Stefano, to then return to Cala Bitta around 5.00 pm.
Trip to the islands of the La Maddalena archipelago by motor ship
The Consorzio del Golfo, our partner for motorboat excursions to the archipelago of La Maddalena, organizes daily group tours departing in the morning from Baja Sardinia.
During the trip you will pass by the islands of Caprera and Santo Stefano before arriving at the island of La Maddalena, where you can also stop for shopping in the typical local craft shops and visit some museums.
The day will continue towards the most beautiful islands of the archipelago, with stops for swimming in Spargi and Santa Maria and a panoramic tour to Manto della Madonna, where the waters take on colours seen nowhere else in the world. Another must-see stopis theisland of Budelli, where you are not allowed to disembark, but you can admire the famous pink beach.
On the return you will pass by Punta Sardegna, Porto Raphael, Palau and Capo d'Orso, before reaching the port of Baja Sardinia between 17:00 and 17:30.
