
easy
3–3.5 hours
Suitable for people of average fitness who can climb a ladder and swim short distances
Three hours on the water from Cagliari yields crystal swimming holes, limestone coves and views of the Sella del Diavolo. This private half-day sail mixes two 40-minute bath stops with local bites and a sunset option.
The boat eases away from the customs dock on Via Roma and the city slides into a low ribbon of red-tiled roofs and harbor cranes. Salt air lifts like a curtain; the sea ahead is a bright, flat mirror interrupted only by the dark shapes of rocky coves. For about three hours and fifteen minutes, this private sailing tour threads the Gulf of Cagliari—pausing for one or two 40-minute swims in water so clear the bottom seems close enough to touch.

Posidonia seagrass is common in the gulf—use reef-safe sunscreen to reduce chemical damage and apply it before boarding.
Wear slip-resistant deck shoes or sandals for safe boarding from the dock and ladder; barefoot can be slippery.
Choose morning for calmer seas and clearer water; sunset sails are atmospheric but cooler—pack a wind layer.
If you’re sensitive, take medication or use acupressure bands before departure—chop is rare but possible.
Cagliari’s harbor dates to Phoenician and Roman trade routes; the Sella del Diavolo headland carries local legends and long maritime watchkeeping tradition.
Posidonia oceanica meadows are protected—avoid anchoring on grassy bottoms, and use reef-safe products to limit impact.
Protects your skin and the Posidonia beds the tour passes over.
summer specific
Blocks the wind chill that builds once the boat is moving.
spring specific
For efficient drying between swims and comfortable lounging on deck.
summer specific
Improve traction when boarding and moving on a wet deck.