The Kite2Sail route leads through the Strait of Bonifacio, one of the most challenging and scenically impressive sailing and high-wind areas in Europe. The cruising area extends from northern Sardinia to southern Corsica.The journey takes place amidst a unique backdrop of protected islands, turquoise bays, and unspoiled coastlines. Geographical highlights of the route include the famous Costa Smeralda, the Maddalena Archipelago National Park, and the striking limestone cliffs around Bonifacio on Corsica's south coast.

The catamaran trip is aimed at active people, water sports enthusiasts, and nature and outdoor lovers. The concept appeals equally to solo travelers, couples, or small groups who value an intense communal experience (crew life) on board.Kitesurfers & Wingfoilers: The area in the Strait of Bonifacio offers ideal conditions for all skill levels. Advanced riders will find challenging strong wind conditions and exclusive spots here.Beginners & Learners: Thanks to professional coaching and the ship's own rescue service, a safe learning environment is guaranteed for those interested in kitesurfing and wingfoiling.Sailing enthusiasts and crew members: No prior sailing experience is necessary. Anyone who wants to actively participate in sailing and experience life on a modern catamaran is in the right place.Non-kiters / accompanying persons: Thanks to a diverse alternative program (no-wind activities) such as snorkeling, hikes, via ferrata and cultural excursions in La Maddalena or Bonifacio, the trip offers a high experiential value even without water sports.

The Strait of Bonifacio is one of the most reliable wind spots in the Mediterranean and offers ideal conditions for kitesurfing and wing foiling. Thanks to the flexibility of our catamaran, we can always head for the best spot depending on the wind direction and make the most of the conditions.Especially in May, June, September and October, constant winds, pleasant temperatures and less hustle and bustle than in the high season ensure perfect days on the water.MonthwindAir temperatureWater temperatureMayStrong24°C19°CJuneReliable28°C22°CSeptemberExcellent28°C24°COctoberStrong24°C22°CThese months offer the ideal combination of stable wind conditions, a pleasant climate and perfect conditions for unforgettable sessions on the water.

The home port is located in northeastern Sardinia and can be reached in about 25 minutes from Olbia International Airport (OLB).Direct flights to Olbia are offered from the following airports, among others:Germany: Frankfurt (FRA), Berlin (BER), Hamburg (HAM), Hanover (HAJ), Düsseldorf (DUS), Cologne/Bonn (CGN), Munich (MUC), Stuttgart (STR), Nuremberg (NUE)Austria: Vienna (VIE), Salzburg (SZG)Switzerland: Basel (BSL), Zurich (ZRH)UK: London Stansted (STN), London Gatwick (LGW), London Luton (LTN), London Heathrow (LHR), London City (LCY)USA direct flights since 2025: Delta Air Lines connects New York (JFK) nonstop to Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) (4 times per week)In addition, there are numerous direct connections to the Sardinian airports Alghero (AHO) or Cagliari (CAG) – ideal for combining the catamaran cruise with an extended stay in Sardinia.Alternatively, you can travel by ferry via the ports of Genoa or Livorno. The main ferry ports in northern Sardinia are Olbia, Golfo Aranci, and Porto Torres.

The fixed times for changing crew on board the catamaran are as follows:Check-in: Saturdays from 6:00 PMCheck-out: Saturdays until 9:00 AMThese times ensure the necessary and thorough preparation as well as the technical maintenance of the yacht between individual cruises.

The marina is located in northeastern Sardinia and serves as a strategic starting point for catamaran cruises. Nestled in a calm, sheltered bay, the harbor offers ideal conditions for a relaxed start on the water: The area is characterized by clear, turquoise waters and complete protection from waves, and offers direct access to the Maddalena Archipelago National Park.The on-site infrastructure includes all necessary amenities such as sanitary facilities (showers/toilets), a bar, and a restaurant. The entire harbor area is well-maintained, open, and landscaped like a park. This high-quality, tranquil atmosphere, away from mass tourism, provides the perfect starting point for sailing and kitesurfing trips between Sardinia and Corsica.

The catamaran cruise's route is flexible and primarily depends on the current wind and weather conditions. This offshore concept makes it possible to avoid fixed schedules and always head for the areas with the best kite and wing foil conditions.Typical geographical highlights of the cruising area include:Maddalena Archipelago: A national park with protected shallow water spots and turquoise bays.Bonifacio: The historic old town perched on the striking white limestone cliffs on the south coast of Corsica.South Corsican bays: Untouched natural scenery and exclusive anchorages away from mass tourism.Isola Tavolara: The striking island rock formation in northeastern Sardinia is a scenic highlight.

Yes, both equipment rental and participation in kite and wing foil courses are possible on site.To guarantee the availability of suitable equipment and free places for the courses, registration in advance of the trip is required. However, spontaneous bookings or rentals on site are also possible, subject to availability and free capacity on board.

The culinary offerings on board are based on a high-quality full-board concept, specifically tailored to the needs of active water sports enthusiasts:Breakfast: A wide selection of sweet and savory items is offered. These include eggs, avocados, fresh bread, vegetables, cold cuts, jams, honey, and muesli, complemented by regional specialties and occasional treats such as fresh pancakes.Lunch: Light, nutritious dishes are prepared for lunchtime, ideal for active days on the water. The menu includes items such as chickpea or lentil salads, wraps, or freshly prepared tarte flambée.Dinner: The culinary day concludes with a communal cooking session on board. Traditional Italian pasta dishes, creamy risotto, or a barbecue are served on the catamaran's open-air deck.

Shore excursions and restaurant visits are an integral part of the travel concept, allowing visitors to experience the culinary and cultural diversity of the region:Restaurant visits: Two to three group dinners in local port towns are planned during the itinerary. This offers the opportunity to experience authentic Italian and Corsican cuisine. (Note: These restaurant visits are not included in the full board price).Flexible shore excursions: All further stays ashore are arranged flexibly. Planning is primarily based on current wind conditions, the chosen route, and the individual preferences of the crew to guarantee a spontaneous and perfectly coordinated overall experience.

The region around the Strait of Bonifacio is considered one of the last authentic nature and sailing adventures in the Mediterranean. The sailing area is characterized by an exceptional combination of unspoiled nature and challenging conditions.Water quality: The area offers crystal-clear water with visibility and colors reminiscent of tropical latitudes.Untouched nature: The route leads along wild, largely undeveloped stretches of coastline and protected nature reserves.Topography: The island worlds of the Maddalena archipelago and the islands of southern Corsica offer perfectly protected anchorages and shallow water zones.Wind conditions: Consistently strong wind conditions allow for genuine, sporty sailing as well as first-class kitesurfing and wing foiling.Cultural diversity: The coastal towns combine the specific Italian and French flair right on the water.In summary, the area offers a rare combination of untouched natural aesthetics and maximum navigational freedom.

The onboard program combines sporting activities with flexible, wind-dependent route planning and shared experiences:Arrival day and boarding: After successful check-in on board, the ship will immediately leave the port to spend the first night at anchor in a sheltered bay. This allows for an immediate start to relaxation amidst the natural scenery.Morning routine: The day optionally begins with a yoga and body-and-mind session on the catamaran's outer deck. This is followed by a shared, hearty breakfast on deck, before the day's weather conditions are analyzed.Daily program (kitesurfing, sailing, activities): Depending on the current wind conditions, a kitesurfing spot will be visited in the morning. This concept allows for flexibility in responding to the conditions – whether by staying at one spot all day or changing locations. Several sessions on the water are possible each day.Additional activities and evening entertainment: In addition to water sports, the program includes shore excursions, hikes (such as climbing Isola Tavolara), and cultural visits to towns like Bonifacio. When there is no wind, wakeboarding or wakefoiling sessions are offered directly behind the ship's speedboat. The evening concludes either with a communal dinner on board or in the restaurants of the Italian and Corsican port cities.