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.

Tavolara is a small island located on the north-eastern coast of Sardinia. It is six kilometres long and barely one kilometre wide. It is a limestone massif whose highest point is the 565-metre Monte Cannone, and which has steep cliffs around it, contrasting with the wonderful white sand beaches on its ends.

Formerly, Tavolara was the smallest kingdom in the world. This small island gained independence thanks to a clever shepherd. The island has some real graves, a photograph of the former royal family, which is displayed today in the Buckingham Palace Museum, and a king, who only reigns over one of the restaurants of the island. These are the only memories remaining from the 19th and 20th centuries, in which it was a small and independent kingdom that never formally joined Italy.

Caprera is a very pleasant, small island located in the La Maddalena archipelago. It has been declared a natural reserve due to the variety of species living there.

This island is known for its pink granite rocks which beautify its shores. Visitors are attracted by its peace and beauty. Caprera remains uninhabited, and there are restrictions on construction in order to preserve the natural environment. It is possible to enjoy a wonderful view of this beautiful island from Passo della Moneta.

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.

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.

Spargi Island, with a surface area of 4.2 km², is the third largest island in La Maddalena archipelago. Its coast is 11 km long and its highest peak reaches 153 metres above sea level. Formed by natural granite, it is rich in water and vegetation and is also the home of numerous bird species.

La Maddalena is a town in the province of Olbia-Tempio, located on the Italian island with the same name, in the north of Sardinia. The island is full of magnificent beaches, rocky lands, and old fortifications. Cala Francese and Bassa Trinita are two very popular beaches.

In 1856 the island was bought by Giuseppe Garibaldi, who lived there until his death in 1882, one hundred years after being declared a nature reserve and included in the park surrounding La Maddalena.

Return to Portisco.