The Sardinian Route

Set sail from Olbia, where Sardinia’s vibrant coastline beckons.

Ports & Stops:

Cagliari, Sardinia – The island’s storied capital, a blend of historic charm and Mediterranean energy, nestled between sea and hills.

This voyage offers two distinct sailing paths—each with its own flavour of adventure:

Eastern Passage – A smoother route with scenic coastal views and tranquil coves.

Western Circuit – Wild, dramatic, and wind-swept, a path less travelled for those craving a bit more thrill.

The final course will be charted based on the skipper’s insight and the crew’s spirit.

The freedom to stop or sail on will be part of the journey’s charm.

Highlights:

La Maddalena Archipelago (a return from Voyage Two, if routing allows). Still breathtaking, still blissfully secluded.

The Open Sea Crossing to Sicily. Roughly 200 nautical miles of deep blue, a true sailor’s stretch of 30–40 hours across open waters. For many, the crowning achievement of this voyage.

Optional Disembarkation – Cagliari:

Though unlikely, guests will have the option to end their journey here in Cagliari. This offers a graceful exit for those who may feel uneasy about a multi-day open-sea crossing, a  reassurance for non-sailors or those new to longer offshore voyages. 

Inland Exploration Tip:

For those continuing on to Sicily, renting a car can unlock its ancient heartlands. In particular, Trapani and the surrounding region are well worth a detour, especially if time allows before the next leg begins.

Landfall in Trapani marks the close of this voyage, a sun-baked port town rich in Sicilian flavour, set between salt flats and timeless hills.