Tavolara & Coda Cavallo’s protected marine area, created in 1997, has as a main activity the conservation of the territory and its extraordinary heritage.

Dunes and Flora of considerable biogeographic importance host population of sea birds which choose this particular area to reproduce.

The Gulf’s Queen Tavolara turns pink at every sunset and the moonlight nights will truly seem like a dream.

The history of the world’s smallest monarchy, finds its evidence along the path that has been created to let visitors discover the peculiarity of this fascinating natural monument.

Sea’s scent and many interesting corners to visit, both by sea and by land including the promontory of Capo Figari with its cliffs overhanging into the blue and the walk
up to the radiotelegraphy station used by Guglielmo Marconi, the small island of Figarolo from which you can spot the mouflons and the enchanting Cala Moresca for
a sunset of unforgettable colours.

The Mermaid that bewitches everyone with her singing is another reason to take a walk on the promenade of this small town, before a fresh fish based dinner in one
of the many typical restaurants.

Sculpted by the wind, 60 islands and islets of granite nature form the archipelago of La Maddalena, real natural monuments considered among the most evocative in the world for their morphology and marine biocenosis.

Stroked by a dream sea, the view of this paradise will thrill you with its own colours including the pink of the famous beach of Budelli, unreachable by land but admirable by sea respecting its wonderful fragility.

The enchantment of sailing for a day, a mini vacation or for a whole week also between the islands of Caprera, Spargi and Razzoli where it is definitely worth wearing mask, fins and snorkel and dive into countless shades of blue.

With two national parks, three regional nature parks, five marine areas and 450 kilometres of protected beaches, Sardinia is really to be considered one of the most beautiful places of the world!

Crystal clear waters of a color between emerald and turquoise create breath taking scenery with white beaches similar to those of the Caribbean. The minor islands of Mortorio, Soffi and Le Camere in the renowned Costa
Smeralda are only some of the places where sailing is possible with the privilege of enjoying stretch of sea exclusively.

Sabina bay and the beautiful beach of Marinella are also corners of paradise where you can enjoy some relaxation, often next to a VIP.

Olbia’s Gulf is not only the touristic centre of Gallura’s north eastern part, but also a succession of really nice inlets and colourful bays where to enjoy the sea and get close to beaches where to spend a nice afternoon: Pittulongu, Nodu Pianu, Cala Delfino and Cala Sassari are surely some of the most known ones. Capo Ceraso and Le Saline are, instead, less known and their beauty and tranquillity is enjoyed only by few.