Sardinia is a beautiful Italian island located in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea.

Portisco is a harbour located in the town of Olbia. It offers a wide range of services, including water, electricity, and a fuel station. Once at the harbour, the staff will help you in everything you need to access your berth.

On the first day, we will sail towards Porto Cervo. The village is located in the centre of the Emerald Coast, in the gulf with the same name. This coast covers more than 30 km², with beautiful beaches where one can enjoy a vacation. The village is full of coloured houses and is located in the middle of the marina, where there are shops, newspaper and magazine sellers, and a supermarket.

Cannigione is a small and peaceful touristic port located on the north-western coast of Sardinia, near Olbia and the Emerald Coast. Like the Emerald Coast, it is close to the beautiful beaches and is surrounded by large mountains.
There are shops and restaurants along the sea promenade and on the main street. There are also beautiful sand beaches in the town.

Palau is located in Gallura, around the Emerald Coast. It is definitely one of the most spectacular coastal cities on the island of Sardinia, and it is also an important destination for ferries coming from Corsica and from La Maddalena archipelago. The development of its modern port is linked to the Sardinian coast, which is constantly expanding. It offers a great variety of gulfs, stunning bays, virgin beaches, and small rocky islands emerging from a crystalline sea full of life… all of this represents the authentic Sardinia. The coasts of Palau are artistically sculpted by the wind, generating a great variety of shapes and rocks, also with different forms. The most famous shaped rock in Palau is La Roccia dell’Orso.

Now we’ll sail towards Budelli, an island belonging to La Maddalena archipelago which is located on the northern end of Sardinia, in the Strait of Bonifacio. Together with the other islands, it forms La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. Budelli, which is completely uninhabited, is internationally famous for its pink sand beach, which is located in the southeast of the island and takes its colour from crushed coral fragments. If you wish, we can go to Santa Maria, a nearby island where we will find a beautiful beach, or to Rizzoli, another uninhabited island. All three islands have the charming natural and virgin environment that can be enjoyed in this archipelago.

Bonifacio is located on the southern end of Corsica. In the south, the Strait of Bonifacio separates Corsica from the Italian island of Sardinia. It has a calcareous ground, which is exceptional in Corsica, where it is usually granitic.
The port of Bonifacio is a treasure to witness, and is heritage of the city. The harbour is a dynamic and friendly area, where fun and entertainment are awaiting you.

Santa Teresa, a small city of 5,000 inhabitants, is located on the northern tip of Sardinia. There are many beaches on the coast of Santa Teresa di Gallura. We can see Rena Bianca (very frequented by locals), Rena Majore, Capo Testa, Santa Reparata, Valle dell’Erica, Valle della Luna, and Vignola.

Porto Pollo is a city internationally famous for its sport tourism, especially windsurfing, kitesurfing, sailing, diving, canoeing, and mountain biking. The beauty of this place is characterised by white sand dunes alternating with short sections of granite cliffs.

Return to Portisco.