The Costa Smeralda encompasses a series of coastal towns and villages. Its name has become famous worldwide. This corner of Sardinia has been chosen for vacations by the world's A-listers, especially the towns of Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo.

They are a group of small islands known for their natural beauty and coarse sand beaches. The infrastructure is minimalist and focused on preserving the pristine environment; here, you'll find secluded beaches, tranquil coves, and crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

A charming coastal town in the far north of Sardinia, it's a destination that combines stunning natural beauty with a welcoming infrastructure for travelers. Located near the Strait of Bonifacio, the town offers spectacular views of Corsica, France.

It's time to sail to the Lavezzi and Cavallo Islands, located in France, between Corsica and Sardinia. They are a well-kept secret for the French, thanks to their untouched paradises where there is little infrastructure but plenty of beauty in their crystal-clear, intensely blue waters.

The Strait of Bonifacio, a fascinating stretch of water separating Corsica, France, from Sardinia, Italy, is a stunningly beautiful setting that invites you to an unforgettable boat trip. From Bonifacio, you can continue your journey south, to the northern side of Sardinia, to the main

Santa Maria is a geological gem known for its unique granite formation. The distinctive granite rock formations that make up the island tell a story spanning millions of years, shaped by the patient and constant action of nature. With its relaxed and authentic atmosphere, Santa Maria invites visitors to disconnect from the frenetic pace of everyday life and connect with the simplicity and purity of nature.

Razzoli is the northernmost island of Sardinia and, together with the islands of Budelli and Santa Maria, forms the Porto Madonna lagoon. It is a fascinating pink granite island with waters teeming with fish and many bird species. The island's jagged coastline forms charming coves and bays. With little human intervention, the island remains a haven for wildlife.

Our first stop is La Maddalena, located in the archipelago of the same name. This island enchants with its white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters that vary in hues of blue and green. The rocky cliffs provide stunning panoramic views.

Budelli, a unique island in Sardinia, is a natural treasure known for its iconic beach, Spiaggia Rosa. The island is a sanctuary of pink sands that contrast magnificently with the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle.

Caprera is the second largest island and is connected to Maddalena by a road built on a 600-meter dam. With its white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, it offers a haven for those who love seaside tranquility. Caprera invites you to explore trails that lead to stunning panoramas and connect with the essence of Sardinia.

Cannigione, nestled on the stunning shores of the Costa Smeralda, is a coastal gem of Sardinia, captivating with its unique blend of natural beauty and tranquil charm. A destination that celebrates the simplicity of seaside life in the heart of the Costa Smeralda, it's our starting point for this stunning journey.