Start your nautical adventure by setting sail from the port of Olbia, known as Marina di Olbia. During the journey, consider dropping anchor in a quiet cove for a refreshing swim and an onboard picnic. At night, anchor in a sheltered bay and spend the night on board, enjoying the serenity of the sea.

On your second day, you'll sail towards the La Maddalena archipelago and dock at Cala Gavetta, one of the island's most iconic ports. From there, you can explore Caprera, known for its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, as well as the Garibaldi House Museum, where the Italian leader spent his final years. Afterwards, you'll head to the island of La Maddalena, the largest and most populated in the archipelago, to enjoy its historic center, with charming shops and restaurants where you can relax and savor the local gastronomy.

Today you'll set sail for Spargi island, famous for its pristine coves and transparent waters. It's an ideal destination for those who enjoy tranquility and snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters. Afterwards, you'll continue your journey towards Lavezzi island, in French territory, where you can admire its rock formations and enjoy its shallow waters. In the evening, on board the boat, you can delight in a special dinner, savoring fresh regional products, such as lobster.

Today will take us to Bonifacio, located in the south of Corsica, a place famous for its limestone cliffs rising above the sea. You'll have the opportunity to explore the city's old town, which seems suspended over the sea, and visit the King of Aragon's Steps, one of the region's natural wonders. Additionally, you can discover the medieval fortifications that give the city its character. For dinner, we suggest trying roasted goat, one of the most representative dishes of Corsican gastronomy.

You'll sail towards the Gulf of Rondinara, renowned for its shell-shaped bay and turquoise waters. Here, you can relax on one of France's most beautiful beaches, surrounded by an almost untouched natural environment. If you enjoy water sports, you can partake in activities like paddleboarding. In the afternoon, if you wish, you can take an excursion to Porto-Vecchio, a nearby city famous for its old town and Venetian walls.

Today we set sail for Budelli Island, famous for its Spiaggia Rosa (Pink Beach), whose sand acquires a pink hue due to fragments of corals and shells. Although access to the beach is restricted to preserve it, you'll be able to admire it from the boat and enjoy the panoramic views. You can explore other areas of the island, surrounded by unique flora and fauna. A quiet dinner on board is the best way to end the day.

On the penultimate day, we will set sail for Porto Rotondo, an exclusive tourist port on the coast of Sardinia. Founded in 1964, the port was designed to be a meeting place for artists and intellectuals. You can stroll through its elegant streets, adorned with sculptures and gardens, and visit the Church of San Lorenzo, a notable example of local architecture. To end the day, we suggest you enjoy dinner at one of the city's most prominent restaurants, where you can savor contemporary dishes from Sardinian cuisine.

On your last day, you will sail back to base, enjoying the coastal views and the Mediterranean landscape. During the journey, you can relax onboard, reading or practicing yoga while gazing at the horizon. Upon arriving at the base, if time allows, you can enjoy one last dinner at a local restaurant, celebrating the end of an unforgettable trip full of memorable moments.