SAILING
The winds in June are generally favorable for sailing, often providing smooth and enjoyable conditions. The Mistral wind from the northwest can be a bit stronger, makes for challenging sailing. Wether you are a beginner or advanced sailor, our skipper will lead you how to hoist the sails, use the ropes or steer the boat. As a team we will have a shit load of fun! We will sail the area from Olbia and Tavolara to Cala Gonone and Baunei. This area offers a variety of mooring spots and picturesque anchorages, from peaceful coves to beautiful, sandy beaches, for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on deck. As night falls, we'll dropping anchor on safe, sandy grounds. Here, under the starlit sky, we'll observe the stars in their full glory, creating a magical atmosphere. This moment of connection with nature is the perfect way to end your day before drifting off to sleep.
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DIVING
A maximum of 2 days with two dives each can be booked for this adventure!
Dive into the mesmerizing world around Tavolara Island, a part of a protected marine area known for its exceptional visibility and vibrant marine life. Here, we will encounter a diverse underwater landscape featuring coral gardens, steep cliffs, and a myriad of sea creatures. Enhance your diving experience with the allure of wreck diving in this region. Explore the KT12, a World War II German transport ship near Cagliari, resting at about 30 meters deep. Near Porto Conte, the Nasello, an Italian warship from World War II, lies at a similar depth. It provides a fascinating exploration opportunity, with its structure now home to various fish species and marine flora. Diving in Sardinia's east coast is an unforgettable experience, combining natural splendors with fascinating historical wrecks. It's a great destinations to seeking both the beauty of marine ecosystems and the thrill of exploring the remnants of history hidden beneath the waves. More about diving:
CLIMBING
A maximum of 4 days climbing can be booked for this adventure.
Climbing on Sardinia's east coast is known for its wide range of climbing routes. From traditional and sport climbing to bouldering and deep water soloing, there's something for every type of climber. The routes vary in difficulty, making it a suitable destination for beginners as well as advanced climbers. Characterised by limestone cliffs, this type of rock is known for its solid quality and interesting features, such as pockets and overhangs, which provide a variety of challenges for climbers. Climbing in this area is not just about the sport; it's also about the breathtaking views. Many of the climbing spots are set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, offering stunning views of the coastline and turquoise waters.
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Cala Gonone:
Its most famous coves are Cala Luna, Cala Fuili and Cala Goloritzé, each known for its unique rock formations and scenic beauty. This area has sport climbing and multi-pitch routes.
Baunei:
One of the most famous climbing spots in Baunei is the Cala Goloritzé, a beach accessible only by foot or by boat. This area is home to the iconic Aguglia di Goloritzé, a 143-meter high limestone monolith, offering some of the most spectacular and unique climbing routes in the world. Baunei offers a variety of climbing routes, from traditional to sport climbing, suitable for different levels of climbers. The limestone cliffs provide a range of difficulties and styles, including overhangs and technical slabs.
Eco-Conscious Climbing:
Sardinia is known for its unspoiled natural beauty, and there is a strong emphasis on preserving this. We are encouraged to follow eco-friendly practices to minimize their impact on the environment.
