Tavolara & Punta Coda Cavallo Boat Trip

On this boat trip around Tavolara and Punta Coda Cavallo, you will sail the Tyrrhenian Sea and uncover the underwater beauty of Sardinia while snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters.

Trip details

At the designated time, the meeting point will be at the Port of San Teodoro, where the boat is prepared to set sail across the Tyrrhenian Sea into the protected area of Tavolara and Punta Coda Cavallo.

The tour includes an exploration of the natural beauty within the Tavolara archipelago, making stops at various highlights, such as Cala Brandichi, often referred to as "little Tahiti" for its beautiful beaches that remind visitors of those in French Polynesia.

As we move along, you will see Punta Coda Cavallo, a striking promontory that overlooks the archipelago characterized by its cliffs, Mediterranean flora, and stunning views. The next stop will be at the Grotta del Forno, located on the island of Proratora.

Your adventure continues at Capo Coda Cavallo, an ideal location for a refreshing swim. You will also have the opportunity to dive beneath the limestone cliffs of Tavolara Island.

The excursion concludes back at the starting point after a duration of 3.5 hours.

6-Hour Trip

For those seeking a more extensive experience, a longer trip option can be selected during the booking process, allowing for more sights and extended time at each stop.

This extended tour begins along La Cinta beach, the port of Puntaldia, and the pristine waters of Lu Impustu, with the first stop at Cala Brandinchi. The route will then lead through Capo Coda Cavallo, the Grotta del Forno, followed by a second stop on the island of Molara.

Continuing, the tour sails beneath the dramatic cliffs of Tavolara Island to visit the spectacular Gruta de la Catedral, a marine cave shaped by the elements. The boat will dock at the Tavolara pier, where you will have free time to unwind at Cala Tramontana and enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants.

This 6-hour excursion includes all previously mentioned locations. After the break on Tavolara Island, the journey resumes with a sail to Cala Girgolu, followed by a stop at Turtle Rock to appreciate its unique features. The final leg involves skirting around the beaches of Las Vacas and Rocas Planas en route back to San Teodoro.

Ultimately, the journey concludes after 6 hours.