A week of sailing between Elba, Corsica, and the Maddalena Archipelago, where the wind and sea will guide our itinerary to discover pristine bays, crystal-clear waters, and unforgettable sunsets.
On Friday evening, after boarding in San Vincenzo and settling in, we immediately cast off.
The bow is pointed toward the Island of Elba, sailing through the quiet of the evening. Depending on the weather, we'll choose the best anchorage for our first night, either along the picturesque Marciana coast or in the Gulf of Porto Azzurro.
In the morning, we set sail again, heading for Scoglio d'Africa, where lunch awaits us in a unique setting, followed by a dip in the turquoise waters. In the afternoon, we set sail again for a long and captivating voyage to Corsica, arriving in Porto Vecchio in the evening. We'll spend the night at anchor, immersed in the magic of the sea.
After breakfast, we'll cross the spectacular Strait of Bonifacio. The mistral wind will suggest the best route: we can head toward Cavallo Island or explore the wonders of Budelli and Caprera, with their white-sand beaches and crystal-clear seabed.
The following days will be dedicated to exploring the Maddalena Archipelago and the Costa Smeralda, sailing among picture-perfect islands and coves. We'll stop at some of the area's most picturesque spots, including Mortorio, Cala di Volpe Bay, and the Gulf of Arzachena, with numerous stops for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxation.
The final leg of the journey will take us to the majestic Tavolara Island, a true natural monument rising from the sea, before reaching the port of Olbia, where our journey will conclude.
The itinerary may vary based on wind and sea conditions, allowing us to always choose the most beautiful anchorages and the most pleasant sailing, fully respecting nature and the spirit of sailing.
If you love the sea, freedom and uncontaminated landscapes, and if you would like to learn the basics of sailing, get ready to experience an unforgettable week between Tuscany, Corsica and Sardinia, also actively participating in the maneuvers.
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