Early bird: CATAMARAN SAILING TRIP SOUTH SARDINIA FROM CAGLIARI

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Relaxed catamaran sailing along Sardinia's unspoilt south coast

Southern Sardinia is quiet, expansive and pleasantly unhurried – perfect for relaxed catamaran sailing. From Cagliari we discover gorgeous bays, fine sandy beaches and turquoise waters, often far from the bustle of the north. Plenty of space on board, short distances and a balanced mix of sailing, swimming and enjoying make this trip ideal for anyone wanting to experience Sardinia's relaxed side – no sailing experience required.

⚓ Southern Sardinia off the mass tourism trail
⚓ relaxed sailing in moderate winds
⚓ the islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro with Carloforte
⚓ delightful anchorages with turquoise waters
⚓ fine sandy beaches for swimming and unwinding

Early bird:
Berth price per person: 1038 €
Single cabin per person: 1738 €
Subject to availability.

Our catamaran trip in southern Sardinia starts and ends in the port of Cagliari, the island's vibrant capital. From here we sail along the varied south coast with its sheltered bays, long sandy beaches and impressive coastal landscapes. The sailing area is considered particularly relaxed: moderate distances, ample anchoring space and ideal conditions for leisurely sailing. The catamaran not only offers stability but also considerably more space and comfort – perfect for a relaxed sailing holiday under the Sardinian sun.

SAILING AREA
Southern Sardinia is a varied, comparatively quiet sailing area, ideally suited to a relaxed catamaran trip. Departure and destination port is Marina Cagliari, located near the attractive old town of this lively island capital. From here – depending on wind and weather – different sailing routes open up along the south coast.

West of Cagliari, southern Sardinia reveals its unspoilt character. The coast around Chia, Tuerredda and Capo Spartivento is characterised by extensive sandy beaches, dune landscapes and open sea views. The beaches at Baia di Chia and especially Spiaggia di Tuerredda are considered scenic highlights of the region. Here the coast feels wide, natural and peaceful – a stark contrast to the busier sailing areas in the island's north. The broad bays of the Golfo di Teulada and Golfo di Palmas offer generous anchorages; in southerly winds, Marina Porto Teulada provides a well-sheltered harbour on the way to the islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro, possible turning points for the week-long sailing trip. Carloforte – the area's most attractive harbour town invites you to soak up the Mediterranean lifestyle at length with its palm-lined waterfront promenade, pleasant cafés and restaurants.

East of Cagliari lies a small and equally beautiful sailing area: the coast around Villasimius and Capo Carbonara. Bright sandy beaches with gently shelving water in intense shades of blue and turquoise offer ideal conditions for anchoring, swimming and snorkelling in the bays of Porto Giunco, Cala Caterina or Cala Pira. Around Capo Carbonara, rocky sections alternate with wide bays, often sheltered and well-suited for relaxed swimming stops. Distances are manageable, leaving plenty of time to truly enjoy individual anchorages.

The mix of anchoring in bays and occasional harbour stops creates variety without losing the relaxed character of the trip. Typical for southern Sardinia are pleasant sailing conditions with moderate thermal winds in varied coastal scenery. The catamaran's advantages come particularly into their own: plenty of space on board, stable lying at anchor and ideal conditions for leisurely sailing with swimming breaks and conscious appreciation of the region. Southern Sardinia is not an area of superlatives but one of calm – perfect for anyone wanting to discover Sardinia at a relaxed pace from the water.

LIFE ON BOARD
After setting up the kitty and provisioning, you decide with your crew, in consultation with the skipper and depending on wind and weather, what your week should look like. Do you fancy many lovely harbour visits, extensive shore excursions and delicious restaurant visits? Or would you prefer anchoring in bays, exploring the underwater world with snorkel and diving mask, and sunbathing on white sand? Or perhaps a good mixture of everything? Alone or in company, your sailing holidays in the Tyrrhenian Sea can be arranged so diversely that you'll get your money's worth.

On the first evening you usually go out to eat at a restaurant, get to know each other and enjoy your first Sardinian specialities. Once all the organisational matters have been sorted, you set sail the next day to start your sailing adventure.

Departure and destination port is Cagliari in southern Sardinia. Cagliari international airport (CAG) has regular flights from many German cities.

As a tour operator, we can arrange discounted flights for your sailing holidays!
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