Magical weekly private charter Sardinia, Italy

The allure of a yacht charter trip is undeniable, but only if done correctly. We are one of the best charter businesses on the Sardinian Coast, with very high quality and competency standards. We provide a broad selection of boats ranging in length from 30 to 60 feet, both bareboat and skippered.

Our crew takes an international perspective, is multilingual, and is well qualified to meet all of our clients' demands. We are ready to assist you in preparing charter weeks for maximum success.

Sardinia, the second biggest island in the Mediterranean, offers some of the most beautiful beaches you'll find without leaving European coastlines. The island appears little on a map, yet once there, it's like a miniature continent, molded by its own language and ancient traditions. It is mostly a hilly island, with sheer cliffs along long, straight sections of coast. Deep bays sit behind majestic headlands, while little inlets and outlying islands provide enough chance for exploration on a Sardinia yacht hire.

While the island has the typical Mediterranean climate, Sardinia is vulnerable to the Mistral's chilly, dry winds. The Mistral, a northwest wind that blows down into the Mediterranean from northern Europe, provides great sailing boat charter conditions. The Costa Smeralda, or Emerald Coast, runs over 55 kilometers and is the most frequented coastal region in northern Sardinia. This renowned tourist location features white sandy beaches as well as upscale golf clubs, pubs, restaurants, and shopping.

Embarkation is at 18:00 on Saturday or any weekday upon request, and disembarkation is at 08:00 on Saturday or any weekday with request. Please keep in mind that it is mandatory to return to the base at 18:00 the evening before disembarkation.

Our boat

Our catamaran incorporates all of the BALI technologies. Her inverted bows, a hallmark feature of BALI models, add a bold aesthetic accent. The integrated deck enables for easy movement and smooth circulation between the various compartments while on the go. The "BALI door" expands the saloon-cockpit area's living space. The space is well-lit thanks to the huge windows.

Places to see

There are several sites to visit, each with its own distinct charm. You can choose to see several or simply one, change your destination every year, or return to a favorite location whenever the opportunity arises. Sardinia is the ideal destination for everything you desire.

Olbia

The north-eastern gateway to Sardinia, an ancient and flourishing city that is the preferred holiday destination of many, set on a gulf with an infinity of attractions

Alghero

Historic city at the northern tip of the western coast of Sardinia, a renowned resort also known as the capital of the Coral Riviera. It retains well-preserved traces of Catalan dominance and is also known as Barceloneta

Pula

A gem of tourism in the southwestern part of Sardinia, accompanying you on a journey of discovery of the island's history and culture, combining a crystal clear sea and good food

Stintino

A pearl in the Mediterranean, on the northwestern tip of Sardinia, 50 km from Sassari: La Pelosa, its symbolic beach, is one of the most beautiful in Europe

Tortolì

This is the main city on central Sardinia’s eastern coast, famous for its beautiful beaches, for environmental variety, traditions, crops and fishing

Budoni

Budoni, overlooking the coast in the north-east of Sardinia, is a charming village cast against the background of a stunning turquoise sea.

Santa Teresa Gallura

A picturesque village sits perched on a promontory at the northern end of Sardinia, looking out over the Strait of Bonifacio, a famous and popular tourist destination

La Maddalena

The archipelago and park are named for the only inhabited town on the largest island, a paradise with endless natural and historical-cultural attractions in the north-east of Sardinia: once it attracted military commanders, today it captures the desires of tourists from all over the world