Sailing cruise from Cagliari to Cannigione

A sailing trip from Cagliari to Cannigione along the eastern coast of Sardinia, ideal for those who love offshore sailing in the Mediterranean. An authentic experience to experience the open sea, hone your sailing skills, and rack up nautical miles. Few stops and many hours of sailing, enjoying the wind, freedom, breathtaking views, and stops in spectacular bays along the Sardinian coast.

Plan

Our sailing trip along the eastern coast of Sardinia will depart from Cagliari, with our final destination being Cannigione, in the north of the island.

This experience is designed for those who want to experience true offshore sailing in the Mediterranean, alternating long sails with a few select stops along one of Sardinia's most spectacular coasts.

During the crossing, participants will be able to actively participate in sailing the boat, collaborating with the skipper in maneuvers, sail adjustments, and navigation. It will be an excellent opportunity to deepen your sailing knowledge, learn to interpret wind and sea conditions, and gain greater confidence in sailing a vessel.

The route will take us north, skirting wild landscapes and tackling stretches of open sea, with the possibility of stopping in some of the splendid bays of the Gulf of Orosei and along the northeastern coast of Sardinia.

The days will be marked by the rhythms of navigation, route preparation, and life on board. Depending on weather conditions, we may also embark on extended voyages, enjoying the authentic experience of a sailing voyage and sharing daily activities with the rest of the crew.

The main goal will be to sail, gain experience, and accumulate nautical miles, without sacrificing the pleasure of discovering extraordinary places from the sea. It won't be a traditional sailing holiday with numerous stops, but an experience dedicated primarily to sailing enthusiasts and those who wish to improve their nautical skills.

We'll end our adventure in Cannigione, at the gateway to the Maddalena Archipelago, after navigating one of the Mediterranean's most captivating sailing itineraries.

The program, route, and any stops will be adapted to weather and sea conditions, always prioritizing safety and the quality of the sailing experience.

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Other information

All crew members are welcome, even if they do not know the language spoken on board (italian)

€290.00 per person for the galley (includes service)
on-board galley, breakfast, lunch, and dinner from Sunday breakfast to Friday noon), gas cylinder for the kitchen, final cleaning. Saturday, the day of embarkation, and the day of disembarkation.

Sheets and towels €25.00 per person
Diesel (to be shared with crew)
Ports (including embarkation and disembarkation)
Marine protected area authorizations

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Boat details

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 54 DS (which stands for deck saloon, or raised deckhouse) is an innovative and elegant boat that combines the needs of cruising with good sailing performance. At first glance, its long waterline, sinuous line, volumes and large spaces both inside and outside are striking. And the way in which the French shipyard has been able to reconcile elegance and comfort with good performance and ease of handling is striking. In the outdoor spaces, the deckhouse is definitely noticeable, resembling a long almond-shaped eye and making the entire profile of the Sun Odyssey 54 DS very sinuous. The characteristic design of the deck is defined by many as "Italian", which in terms of style is definitely a compliment. In the tradition of the Jeanneau shipyard, the cockpit and the entire aft area are designed to be functional and extremely comfortable. The cockpit of the Sun Odyssey 54 DS is divided into three areas: one that houses the two rudders, one around the fold-down table for relaxation and entertainment, one near the entrance below deck for maneuvering the mainsail and jib traveler. At the far stern the platform is wide and makes it easy to get into the water and onto the dock. The style and comfort of the deck are paired with the hull characterized by a long waterline and solid construction. The equipment of the Sun Odyssey 54 DS is well designed for even demanding navigation and for operation with a limited crew. This layout, also characteristic of many other boats from the French shipyard, greatly facilitates the maneuverability of the Sun Odyssey 54 DS. In fact, all the sea trials highlight the ease with which a boat of this size can be maneuvered by two people even in strong wind conditions. Below deck the volumes are large and well exploited. The dinette has the characteristic of being slightly raised with respect to the level of the square and the kitchen, allowing you to enjoy the view from the deckhouse window. The large table and sofas are located to starboard, as is the chart table, while to port are the large, super-accessorised C-shaped kitchen and a seat with a small table.

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