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Sail from Palau through La Maddalena National Park on a small‑group day cruise that stops at Budelli, Santa Maria and Spargi. Enjoy swims, an aperitif of Sardinian specialties and a seafood lunch while learning about the fragile pink sands and park protections.
Sail from Palau through La Maddalena National Park on a small‑group day cruise that stops at Budelli, Santa Maria and Spargi. Enjoy swims, an aperitif of Sardinian specialties and a seafood lunch while learning about the fragile pink sands and park protections.
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Operated by Daluboat · Palau, Sardinia
The bow parts the Mediterranean like a curtain and the archipelago spreads — granite islets rising from turquoise flats, wind sketching white lines across the water. You board at Palau’s pier 5 for a seven‑hour shared sail that threads Budelli, Santa Maria and Spargi, drops anchor in sheltered coves and offers several swim stops in crystal-clear water.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for average fitness: able to climb ladder, swim short distances and move on a small boat.
No — Budelli’s pink sand is protected and public access is highly restricted; boats typically anchor offshore for views and swimming in nearby natural pools rather than permitting landings.
Yes — the tour includes an aperitif of typical Sardinian products, a seafood first course, desserts, bottled water and unlimited non‑alcoholic drinks.
Palau is reachable by car from Olbia (about 45 minutes) or by regional buses; aim for the port area and Pier 5 where the operator meets guests.
The tour is listed as suitable for all fitness levels, but boarding, ladder access and open‑water swims may be challenging for very young children or guests with mobility issues.
The islands have maritime layers from Bronze Age navigation to later naval uses; La Maddalena was designated a national park in the 1990s to protect its marine and island ecosystems.
The archipelago is a marine protected area with restricted access zones and strict rules to prevent erosion of sensitive beaches; visitors should avoid single‑use plastics and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
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