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If you're looking for a luxurious and relaxing cruise, the Tyrrhenian Sea off the west coast of Italy is a perfect destination. You can start your journey by taking a cabin charter from Olbia to explore the stunning Mediterranean islands of Sardinia and Corsica. You'll find secluded beaches, scenic coves, and sparkling turquoise-emerald waters, along with chic ports and glamorous nightlife.
 
To continue your journey, you can discover the wonders of the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia before heading to the breathtaking natural beauty of the Corsican coastline. Your crewed catamaran will provide all the amenities and comforts you need for a luxurious and relaxing voyage, allowing you to sit back, relax on the deck, take in the stunning views, and enjoy the warm sea breeze.
 

Sardinia Cabin Charter

  • Overview
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    Departure time

    Embarkation: Marina Olbia, Olbia, Italy at 6.00 pm

    Arrival time

    Disembarkation: Marina Olbia, Olbia, Italy 09:00 am

    Available on board

    Important please note: the itinerary may be changed due to technical and weather conditions

    • Accommodation in air conditioned standard double with private bathroom
    • Full board (breakfast, lunch, diner)
    • Drinks at meals (table wine and water), local aperitifs 
    • Service of the crew : 2 persons (captain, steward/cook)
    • 2 sets of linen,towels and beach towels per person/week
    • Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
    • Insurance for the yacht and the passengers
    • Water sports on board : snorkelling equipment, sea kayak
  • Route

    Route

    2023 Dates: 01, 22, 29 July, 05, 12, 19, 26 Aug, 02, 09, 16, 23 Sep

     DAY 1 - SATURDAY – Olbia – La Saline Bay

    After boarding your catamaran at the base in Olbia, your Captain will set sail the 3 Nautical Miles to La Saline Bay where you will pick up a mooring to spend the night. This sheltered bay offers a calm anchorage with the opportunity for an evening swim. Dinner and night onboard.

     DAY 2 – SUNDAY – San Teodoro – Porto Rotondo – Porto Cervo

    After breakfast and a swim, a short 9-mile navigation will take you to San Teodoro to reach "La Cinta", a long and thin stretch of golden sand between the sea and the lagoon renamed "Tahiti", thanks to its waters similar to tropical paradises.

    In the afternoon, sail to Porto Rotondo (approximately 11 miles) to anchor in the Gulf of Marinella for dinner and overnight. From there, with the dinghy, reach the port and one of the most important tourist points of Gallura, Porto Cervo. Dinner and night onboard.

     DAY 3 – MONDAY – Baia Sardinia – Cala Bitta – Canniggione – Roccia dell’Orso

    A beautiful sail of 14 miles is waiting for you along the Costa Smeralda towards the Gulf of Arzachena, where you can choose from the many anchorages and small buoys to spend the day. Sail between Baia Sardinia, Cala Bitta and Canniggione, or enjoy the Gulf of Saline. Dominated by the typical colours of Capo d'Orso, this coast is also known for Roccia dell'Orso, this rock which, with erosion by the Mistral, looks like a crouching bear. Dinner and night onboard.

     DAY 4 – TUESDAY – Palau – La Maddalena

    After spending the evening in the port, you can discover the beaches and bays between the small islands of "Porco", Santo Stefano and Palau, crossing one of the most picturesque natural canals of the Mediterranean where the wind and the sea have shaped each rock. In the afternoon you will arrive at the small port of Mangiavolpe, in the centre of the inhabited area of "La Maddalena". Dinner and night onboard.

     DAY 5 – WEDNESDAY – South Corsica – Bonifacio

    You will leave the port to head for the south of Corsica through the wonderful islands of Spargi and Spargiotto and the "Bouches de Bonifacio" to the spectacular fjord of the town of the same name. With a magnificent port built at the end of the 19th century, it was then colonized by the Genoese who, to protect themselves, made structural changes, including the construction of the citadel of Bonifacio as we know it today. Enjoy a pleasant walk through the heart of the medieval fortifications and discover the 187-step staircase that King Alphonse of Aragon had carved out of the rock. Dinner and night onboard.

     DAY 6 – THURSDAY – Capo Pertusato – Budelli - Razzoli – Santa Maria – Gulf of Pevero

    Leave Corsica and take a swim at Capo Pertusato where you will find an impressive rock which, both for its shape and for its position, has been renamed “Le Gouvernail de la Corse” (The Rudder of Corsica). Then, you will set off for 12 miles to the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria in the far north of the Maddalena archipelago, protected by the regulations of the National Park.

    The "Rosa" beach on the island of Budelli, is often named as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It owes its name to the colour of the sand, rich in tiny fragments of coral, granite, and shells. From there you will sail around Maddalena Island and Caprera. Caprera is the second largest island of the archipelago, and a fully protected area. Connected by a 600-meter bridge built in 1958, in addition to its beauty and unspoiled nature, the island is famous for having been the last residence of Giuseppe Garibaldi. He lived there for 26 years and left many relics preserved in the Garibaldi Compendium, one of the most visited museums in Italy.

    Sail to the Gulf of Pevero 14 miles away where you will spend the night. Near Porto Cervo, you can reach the marina in a few minutes with the dinghy, for those who wish to spend a lively evening. The pedestrian area offers many shops and bars. Night onboard.

     DAY 7 – FRIDAY – Pevero – Romazzino – Principe – Cala di Volpe - Olbia

    After our early morning yoga, we set sail to south again. You’ll be able to take in the stunning views of the rocky cliffs and unique rock formations that line the coast. The Sardinian coastline is known for its rugged beauty and diversity, making it the perfect destination for a sailing adventure.

    The morning of the last day will allow you to enjoy a magnificent sunrise in front of the spectacular beach of Grande Pevero. It is one of the most popular beaches for tourists who come to discover the Costa Smeralda. It is shaped like a half moon and at night it reflects its own light.

    You will continue to the beaches of Romazzino and Principe (named after the Arab prince Aga Khan, founder of the Costa Smeralda) and Li Ittricceddi 6 miles away. After 3 miles of navigation opposite the promontory of "smeraldino", you will discover four charming beaches: Cala di Volpe, Liscia Ruja, Petra Bianca and Petra Niedda, with their very fine and clear sand, protected by yellow- pink granite. Here you can dive into the brilliant blue sea before continuing to sail to our base in Olbia for the last 16 miles. Dinner and night onboard.

     DAY 8 - SATURDAY

    Disembarkation at 9 a.m.
    Please note: the itinerary may be changed due to technical and weather conditions.

  • Accommodation

    Lagoon 620 - 6 + 2 cab.

    Typically the Lagoon 620 sleeps 12 with a layout of six queen-sized staterooms with side-access beds and plenty of storage space. Each cabin has its own private bathroom with a shower, wash basin and toilet. The cabins are in the catamaran’s huge hulls and are cleverly designed so they fill the cabins with natural light. The yacht has such a fantastic ambiance and the attention to detail really makes the Lagoon 620 a special yacht.
     

    The Lagoon 620 has been designed for socializing with plenty of space to gather with your loved ones and chat, dine or enjoy a cocktail together. You can be together without feeling crowded but there are plenty of nooks to get away from everyone too.

    The saloon and cockpit windows fill the space with light and it’s this characteristic that the Lagoon 620 is famous for. The galley kitchen is impressive and the saloon offers comfort if you want to rest from the midday sun or enjoy the air-conditioning.

    Get a fantastic view up on the flybridge where you can relax. The guest lounge area is so roomy and doesn’t encroach on the crew. It’s a great place to spot upcoming land, look for marine life or take a break from the sun under the bimini sunshade.

    You can shelter from the sun under the extended saloon roof, which is perfect for dining or relaxing with a book on the day bed. Sun lovers can head to the Lagoon 620’s extensive sun deck at the front and the trampolines.

    Making the most of a wonderful swimming or snorkelling spot is easy – you can jump right in using the laddered platform at the rear. Afterward, you can shower off the salt with the shower on deck.

  • Prices

    Prices

    Prices: From £1055 per person, based on 2 people sharing a double cabin
     

    Included

    • Accommodation in air conditioned standard double with private bathroom
    • Full board (breakfast, lunch, diner)
    • Drinks at meals (table wine and water), local aperitifs
    • Service of the crew : 2 persons (captain, steward/cook)
    • 2 sets of linen,towels and beach towels per person/week
    • Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
    • Insurance for the yacht and the passengers
    • Water sports on board : snorkelling equipment, sea kayak

    Crew is in charge of cleaning common parts only
    In case of dietary requirement (allergies, intolerances, special diet), we serve adapted menus but not specific menus. Such requirement must be communicated at least 2 weeks prior to charter.

    Passengers are not allowed to bring their own beverages onboard

    • Airfares
    • Transfers
    • Extra beverages, soft and alcoholic drinks that are not included in the full board.
    • Destination fee (mandatory) : payable in advance

"We had a fabulous week on our boat in France. The boat was fantastic, a brand new Leopard 40 Catamaran, loved the new layout. We enjoyed the South of France from the sea..some great towns to stop in, plus some fantastic bays. It far exceeded our expectation of a sailing in South of France."

St Raphael, France 2016 - J.J.
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Sailing Qualifications

To skipper a bareboat charter or flotilla yacht, you need to hold a practical sailing certificate equivalent to RYA Day Skipper Practical qualification or RYA International Certificate of Competence (ICC). For charters in Greece, you must now have the ICC certificate. You must also be assisted by at least one competent crew member over the age of 18.

The port authorities in Greece are now insisting on one of the following practical certificates: RYA ICC (International Certificate of Competence), RYA Coastal, RYA Yachtmaster, ASA IPC (International Proficiency Certificate) or the IYT (International Yacht Training) Passport. If you hold an RYA Day Skipper or ASA104 it will no longer be accepted and you need to obtain either an ICC or IPC from the corresponding issuing body (RYA or ASA). If your RYA Coastal/Yachtmaster or ASA105/106 certificate is more than 12 years old and does not have a photo ID, then we would also strongly advise applying for an ICC or IPC. If you are a member of the RYA or ASA, you may qualify for a discount or free certificate, otherwise, you will have to pay. The approximate cost is £50. Please use this link - RYA application for the ICC or ASA application for the IPC.

For charters in Croatia, Malta and the Canaries, at least one member of the crew or the skipper will also need a VHF licence.

RYA qualifications can be obtained by RYA sailing schools in the UK or alternatively choose from one of our overseas centres in Gibraltar, Greece or Turkey.

For Seychelles, the local authorities require an ICC for the skipper of a bareboat or flotilla yacht charter.

For Caribbean and Tropical charters, formal qualifications are not compulsory, however, you should be Day Skipper standard and be assisted by at least one competent crew. A brief sailing resume should be provided to outline your experience.

If you don't hold the relevant qualifications then why not add a skipper?

Sailing Levels

Level 1

Winds force 2-3 (4-11 Knots)combined with generally shorter distances. Good for beginner or intermediate sailors. Line-of-sight navigation but basic knowledge of charts and ability to plot your position required.

Level 2

Winds force 3-5 (7-21 Knots) with approximately 15-20nm per day. Intermediate experience required. Predominately line of sight navigation but an understanding of how to sail in open water.

Level 3

Winds force 4-6 (11-27 Knots) with mileage of approximately 20nm+ per day. Ideal for experienced skippers looking to venture out to new destinations. Day skipper standard but with experienced crew would be recommended.