Your Kite2Sail Trip in Sardinia
During the European spring and late summer we cruise in Sardinia on of the most beautiful coastlines in Europe: the Italian, better Sardinian Costa Smeralda. Book your berth on our Kitevoyager I and become part of the Kite2Sail family!
Where: Sardinia & Corse
Who: Beginner - Kiteprofi
How many: up to 8 participants
How long: 8 days (saturday to saturday)
Catamaran: Lagoon 42
Wind: 12-35 knots (Mistral/ Scirocco)
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Arrival: Airport Olbia Int. (OLB) or
ferry from Genova/ Livorno to Olbia
Itinerary
In Sardinia, our shared adventure starts in Cala den Sardi, a beautiful marina about 20 minutes from Olbia Airport.
After boarding at 6pm, we set sail immediately, seeking a lovely anchorage for our first barbecue. Over the next few days, we sail between the islands La Maddalena, Isola Budelli, Corsica and Isola Tavolara in the south.
Our exact it route depends on wind and weather conditions. However, we discover kite spots accessible only by boat, embark on downwinders between Sardinia and Corsica and enjoy unique beaches - often entirely to ourselves.
In spring the Mistral provides relatively reliable wind conditions. In summer, thermal winds ensure fantastic hours on the water! If there's no wind, we pass the time with exciting no-wind-activities such as wakeboarding, wake foiling, island tours, hiking excursions or snorkeling.
Throughout the trip, our crew ensures your well-being, assists with any concerns, and takes care of your safety. Your meals are also taken care of. But anytime you're welcome to join the preparation, help during sailing or teach us something new.
Our Catamaran
Our catamaran is a Lagoon 42.
It features 4 cabins, each with a private bathroom, electric toilet, and shower. The spacious salon, large kitchen with 3 refrigerators, and the outdoor deck are the communal areas. Additional features include a watermaker, A/C, generator, and inverter.
We also have a 20HP dinghy on board. This allows us to reach inaccessible beaches, take trips to restaurants, go wakeboarding, or rescue you from deep water in case of an emergency.