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Kitesurfing, Wingfoiling & Sailing Cruises on Sardinia & Corsica

Explore Sardinia & Corsica by Catamaran

Sailing between Sardinia and Corsica is an unforgettable Mediterranean adventure, combining dramatic coastlines with some of Europe’s most beautiful anchorages. Discover secluded coves, crystal-clear lagoons, spectacular granite formations and charming seaside villages all while enjoying the freedom and comfort of life aboard a catamaran.

Explore unforgettable destinations such as Bonifacio in southern Corsica, renowned for its medieval old town, impressive limestone cliffs and spectacular natural harbour. Along the way, swim, snorkel, paddleboard or simply relax on deck as we sail between beautiful islands, protected bays and remarkable natural parks.

Experience the authentic Mediterranean lifestyle as you explore local markets and traditional coastal towns. Enjoy fresh seafood, exceptional Italian and Corsican cuisine, and the relaxed rhythm of island life where every day brings a new anchorage, a different view and another place to discover.

Essential Cruise Information

Sardinia & Corsica at a Glance

Cruise Options Scheduled cabin cruises and private charters
Departure Marina Olbia, Northern Sardinia
Cruising Area Northern Sardinia, the La Maddalena Archipelago and Southern Corsica
Trip Highlights Bonifacio, La Maddalena, secluded coves, granite formations and Mediterranean villages
Sailing Conditions Sheltered island cruising with occasional open-water passages
Group Size Maximum 8 guests with 2–3 crew
Cabin Options Double, twin-share, single and family cabins
Dates & Prices View current cabin availability and private charter options
What’s Included Accommodation, meals aboard, soft drinks, crew, watersports guidance and yacht-related costs
Starlink Wi-Fi Starlink internet connection available aboard, subject to coverage
Activities Sailing, kitesurfing, wingfoiling, swimming, snorkeling, SUP and hiking
Non-Riders Welcome Island excursions, beaches, coastal villages, local culture and Mediterranean cuisine

Cruising Itinerary Spot Guide Sardinia and Corsica

Explore famous destinations like Bonifacio and the La Maddalena Archipelago, hidden bays, remote beaches, and charming coastal villages only accessible by boat on our Sailing Cruise around Sardinia and Corsica.

With scenic sailing routes, impressive granite rock formations, and flexible itineraries adapting to weather conditions and your preferences, Sardinia and Corsica offer an unforgettable Mediterranean sailing experience.

Porto Pollo is one of the most well-known bays in the Mediterranean, famous for its consistent winds, turquoise waters, and relaxed beach atmosphere. Surrounded by beautiful beaches and crystal-clear bays, it is a perfect stop during a sailing trip through Northern Sardinia.

Besides being a renowned destination for kitesurfing and wingfoiling, Porto Pollo offers excellent conditions for swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, beach walks, and enjoying the vibrant seaside lifestyle. Guests can relax aboard the catamaran, discover local beach bars and restaurants, or simply enjoy the spectacular scenery and sunsets over the Sardinian coastline.

A group of islands with many small, hidden bays. From the boat, you’ll reach untouched spots that are hard to access from land. The clear waters and stunning scenery make it a true highlight of the trip.

Spargi and Budelli are among the most stunning islands of the La Maddalena Archipelago, famous for their crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and untouched natural beauty. Accessible only by boat, these islands offer peaceful anchorages and breathtaking scenery.

You can enjoy swimming, snorkeling  or relaxing aboard the catamaran while surrounded by spectacular granite rock formations and vibrant blue lagoons. Budelli is especially known for its famous Spiaggia Rosa and some of the clearest waters in the Mediterranean.

Bonifacio is one of the most iconic destinations in Corsica, dramatically perched on towering limestone cliffs above the sea. Its impressive natural harbor, historic old town, and vibrant waterfront make it a unique stop during a sailing trip between Sardinia and Corsica.

Nearby Piantarella is famous for its shallow turquoise lagoon, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Surrounded by stunning scenery and small islands, the area is perfect to enjoy the spectacular landscapes of Southern Corsica.

Balistra Bay is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled anchorages on the southern coast of Corsica, located between Bonifacio and Porto Vecchio. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and peaceful natural surroundings, the bay offers a perfect escape into Corsica’s wild Mediterranean landscape.

Cruise Route Sardinia and Corsica
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Sailing Sardinia and Corsica

No previous sailing experience is required to join the cruise. Depending on the weather and route, we sail through sheltered waters, between Mediterranean islands and across more open passages connecting Sardinia and Corsica.

You decide how involved you would like to be. Relax on deck while the crew takes care of the sailing, or take the helm, help trim the sails and learn more about handling a cruising catamaran along the way.

Life in Sardinia and Corsica

A typical day in Sardinia begins with a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear water of a peaceful anchorage, followed by a healthy breakfast aboard the yacht. From there, the day is yours to shape go kitesurfing or wingfoiling, explore the underwater world, paddle to a secluded beach or head ashore to discover Sardinia’s remarkable granite landscapes.

Around midday, enjoy a fresh lunch aboard as we sail towards the next bay or island. Spend the afternoon back on the water, explore the coastline or simply relax on deck and take in the Mediterranean scenery.

As the sun begins to set, come together for a sundowner on deck. On four evenings, our chef prepares dinner aboard the yacht. On the remaining three evenings, we visit local restaurants, giving you the opportunity to experience authentic Sardinian and Corsican cuisine.

Got questions about Sardinia and Corsica? We've got answers

The easiest way to reach our Sardinia and Corsica cruises is to fly into Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB), which is the closest airport to our departure marina in Northern Sardinia. During the summer season, Olbia is served by direct flights from many major European cities. Travellers coming from further away can connect through Italian hubs such as Rome or Milan.

You can also reach Sardinia by ferry, with services connecting Olbia and other Sardinian ports to mainland Italy. If you are travelling by car or bringing additional watersports equipment, the ferry can be a convenient alternative. We recommend arriving in Sardinia at least one day before embarkation, allowing time for possible travel delays and a relaxed start to your cruise.

The first sail from Olbia to our initial anchorage usually takes around four hours. It is a relaxed journey north along Sardinia’s spectacular coastline and a perfect opportunity to settle into life aboard, unpack, meet the crew and enjoy the first views from the catamaran.

Depending on the wind and weather conditions, the route may be completed under sail or with assistance from the engines. By the time we reach our first spot, you will already have experienced some of Northern Sardinia’s beautiful coastal scenery and be ready for your first activities on the water.

The short answer is: pack light. Bring less than half of what you would take on a normal beach vacation. Essentials include:

  • A good sunscreen
  • A hat and a lycra shirt to protect you from the sun
  • A pair of swim shorts/bikinis, t-shirts and flip flops
  • A windbreaker or sweater for the evenings
  • Natural shampoo and soap (since everything goes straight into the ocean)
  • A reusable water bottle
  • Soft, foldable bags for easy storage
  • And of course, don’t forget your passport!

Wake Up in Paradise

Wake up in your cozy cabin and step outside to a breathtaking sunrise over crystal-clear waters.

Take a refreshing morning swim straight from the boat before breakfast.

Enjoy a fresh Mediterranean breakfast prepared by the crew.

Swim to the beach to go for a walk or a yoga session.

Lunch & Relax

Come back on board for a healthy, delicious meal (pasta, salads, etc.).

Relax on the deck, trampoline, or in a hammock.

Share stories while enjoying the stunning views.

More Exploring

The crew takes you to another secret, uncrowded spot.

Explore Sardinia & Corsica – Go snorkeling, paddleboarding, or hiking along the stunning coastlines.

Learn to Sail – Help the crew with navigation, steering, and setting sails.

Sundowner & Dinner

After an action-packed day, it’s time for a sundowner drink on deck, enjoying the golden colors of the Mediterranean sunset.

The chef prepares dinner either a meal onboard or a visit to a local Sardinian restaurant for fresh seafood and Italian delicacies.

Chill on deck, listen to music, or stargaze far away from city lights.

Sleep peacefully in a quiet bay, ready for another adventure the next day.

You do have more questions about our cruises in Sardinia and Corsica or about our trips throughout the Caribbean? We’ve got all the answers for you in our comprehensive FAQ section.

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