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Costa Smeralda catamaran cruise with swim stops and lunch

Departing from the port of Golfo Aranci on a catamaran, you'll glide toward Cala Sabina for your first swim stop of the day. From there, you'll continue to Porto Rotondo, where granite cliffs, hillside villas and tucked-away coves come into view as the coastline shifts around each bend. You'll stop again at Costa Smeralda for a swim in its natural pools and enjoy a Sardinian lunch served on board. The day wraps up at Cala Moresca's sheltered bay, where there's time for a longer swim before cruising back to the port.

Costa Smeralda Boat Tour from Golfo Aranci

The Costa Smeralda is one of Sardinia's finest stretches of coastline. This boat tour begins at Mortorio Island, where tempting clear waters invite a refreshing dip. Then, visit the blissful Spiaggia del Principe beach, renowned for its beauty. Lastly, stop in Porto Rotondo for a look around the exclusive town, keeping your eyes peeled for celebrity sightings.

La Maddalena Cruise from Budoni

Like rubies scattered across dazzling seas, the islands of La Maddalena are one of Sardinia's best-loved treasures. This cruise focuses on the archipelago's southern isles, with stops in la Maddalena and Spargi islands, and a few hours cruising by the pink granite coastlines of Santo Stefano and Caprera.

Authentic Sardinian gozzo boat tour in Costa Smeralda with aperitif

Embark on a traditional Sardinian boat tour of Costa Smeralda. Enjoy secluded coves, scenic bays, and local delicacies.

Guided tour of Costa Smeralda and San Pantaleo from Baia Sardinia

Just 20 minutes from the coast, the pace of life shifts down a gear as you arrive in the rustic village of San Pantaleo. It's sat at the base of a mountain range, where towering granite formations create a dramatic backdrop to this otherwise low-key community. Local guide Valentina, says, “San Pantaleo has a creative, artsy edge. It's a spot that's attracted lots of artists, musicians and writers over the years, meaning there's stacks of choice when you browse the stalls of ceramics, paintings and jewellery.” You'll have half an hour here, so be sure to head to the village square to see local life unfold. As you head back towards the coast, the scenery shifts. The hills flatten out, the greenery becomes more manicured and the horizon switches from mountain peaks to the masts of luxurious yachts bobbing in the marina. At the heart of the Costa Smeralda you'll find the glitz and glamour of Porto Cervo – a total contrast to the dream catchers and tie-dye scarfs of San Pantaleo. After a guided tour of the purpose-built resort, you'll have free time to ogle the yachts, sip a coffee at a stylish pavement café or check out the designer boutiques.After seeing two very different sides of Sardinia, you'll head back along the coast to Baia, which will feel like a stylish yet relaxed balance. There's free time here to swim at the beach or grab a drink with your fellow travellers before you return to your hotel.

Introduction to scuba diving lesson at Isola Ruja

Have you always wanted to give scuba diving a go? Then this one's for you. You'll start with a fun 15-minute intro to scuba basics before gearing up for your first dive. With an instructor guiding you the whole way, you'll get into the waters of Isola Ruja or another beautiful spot in the Marine Protected Area to spot colours, corals and curious fish, all while experiencing the thrill of breathing underwater for the very first time.

Tiramisu cooking class in Olbia

Join a hands-on tiramisu cooking class in Olbia and learn the secrets of this iconic Italian dessert. Prepare, create and enjoy your masterpiece with coffee or wine.

Sardinian craft beer tasting in Olbia

Sample four distinctive Sardinian craft beers paired with selected tapas in Olbia. Learn about artisanal brewing traditions and regional flavours.

Real carbonara cooking class in Olbia

Learn to prepare real carbonara in Olbia with an expert chef and enjoy the dish you create in a tasting session

Gulf of Orosei by motorboat

Tucked away between limestone cliffs and craggy coastline, some of Sardinia's best beaches hide away in the Gulf of Orosei. With clear blue waters lapping powder-white sands, it's like Italy's answer to the Caribbean. Enjoy some sun on your face, knockout views and swim stops at a trio of hidden bays on this relaxing motorboat tour.