
easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; must be able to step on/off a small ladder and swim short distances for snorkeling
Leave Cagliari's harbor for three hours of cliffside cruising, snorkeling and a Prosecco toast at the pools of Gasole. Expect dolphin sightings, white limestone promontories and convenient on-board comforts—ideal for a short, sea-focused escape.
The harbor smells of diesel and sea salt; gulls quarrel above piles of mooring lines while the catamaran sits low and steady at Alma Sailing Charter, sails furled like folded wings. You step aboard and the city unspools behind you—mosaic roofs, the squat castle district—while the Sella del Diavolo rises to starboard: a white, knife-edged promontory that seems to have been cut from limestone and set against the sky.

The boat provides shade but not protection—use reef-safe sunscreen to protect Posidonia meadows and your skin.
Phones and wallets can get wet during transfers and snorkeling—store them in a dry bag you can secure to the boat.
If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding and avoid heavy meals right before the cruise.
One stop is a nudist beach—dress and behave respectfully when approaching or photographing local bathers.
The Sella del Diavolo area has ancient settlements and a name tied to local legend; Cagliari’s harbor has been a maritime crossroads since Phoenician and Roman times.
The coastline contains protected Posidonia meadows—avoid anchoring on meadows and use reef-safe products to reduce impact.
You can use provided gear, but personal equipment often fits better and improves visibility.
summer specific
Protects skin and the fragile marine plants that keep these coves clear.
summer specific
A thin jacket helps on the crossing when breeze and spray cool the deck.
spring specific
Keeps electronics and documents dry during boarding and swimming stops.