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Sardinia

Sail through emerald waters and breathtaking landscapes on a gulet cruise in the pearl of the Mediterranean.

Why choose Sardinia?

Sailing along the coast of Sardinia on a gulet means enjoying a boat trip characterised by authentic beauty, unspoilt nature and absolute freedom.
This large Mediterranean island, one of the most fascinating in the world, offers a spectacular coastline that alternates between rocky stretches, wind-sculpted cliffs, hidden coves and long beaches of white or pink sand lapped by incredibly clear waters.

The famous Costa Smeralda, in the north-eastern part of the island, is a true marine paradise: turquoise bays, quiet coves, perfect snorkelling spots and lush vegetation that smells of Mediterranean scrub.
The richness of the marine fauna and the variety of landscapes make this area ideal for those who love boat trips, diving and discovering unspoilt natural corners.

In addition to the sea, Sardinia preserves traces of a millennial civilisation: nuraghi, ancient megalithic stone constructions, are found everywhere and tell a fascinating story that UNESCO has recognised as a World Heritage Site.
Its soul is a mosaic of cultures: a land of peoples and conquests, it retains a strong identity, made up of language, gastronomy and unique traditions.

Choosing a gulet cruise in Sardinia means immersing yourself in a place that needs no filters, where every bay is a postcard and every sunset is an indelible memory.

Emotion meets a place that touches the heart

Sardinia is a place that touches the soul, captivating visitors with its colours, its silence and the scent of the sea.
Sailing along its coast aboard a gulet is an experience that combines emotion, wonder and discovery.
Every day will be different: you can drop anchor in a hidden cove, dive into turquoise waters, have lunch overlooking the sea and sleep lulled by the waves under a starry sky.

From the Costa Smeralda to the islands of the Maddalena Archipelago, from Capo Testa to Cala Luna, every corner of Sardinia offers a natural spectacle.

Set sail with Plaghia Charter and let yourself be carried away by one of the most fascinating boating experiences in the Mediterranean.

And now? Let the journey begin.

Sailing areas

Our gulet cruise in Sardinia covers the most spectacular areas of the island’s northern and eastern coast, with the option to customize each stop.
Among the most popular destinations:

Costa Smeralda, between Porto Cervo, Cala di Volpe and Capriccioli;
Maddalena Archipelago, with the islands of Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria and Razzoli;
Tavolara and Molara, marine paradises and nature reserves;
Cala Gonone, with the famous Cala Luna, Cala Mariolu and Cala Goloritzé.

Each itinerary can be customised according to your preferences, with the assistance of our staff to create a truly tailor-made boat cruise.

Enjoy your exclusive cruise in the crystal clear waters of Sardinia.

Book your multi-day cruise in Sardinia

 

History talks

The Nuragic civilisation developed in Sardinia from the 2nd millennium BC and then disappeared with the rise of the Carthage, and then Roman, rule.

It took its name from “nurra”, which in local dialect means “heap of stones”. Indeed, the
nuraghi (also nurhags, in English) were buildings constructed using large blocks of stone.

Of the 7000 nuraghi scattered throughout Sardinia, some are veritable fortified villages comprising a series of towers surrounded by a wall, outside which stood a village of huts.

The Nuragic civilisation was dominated by a warrior aristocracy, divided into clans, each of which controlled a territory and offered its farmers and shepherds protection in the case of conflicts.

Sheep-farming, agriculture and craft work were the main activities of this population, besides trade with the Phoenicians, Etruscans and Carthaginians.