Sailing paradise Sardinia
Sailing in Sardinia: the special features
Sardinia, the second largest island in the Mediterranean, is a true paradise for sailors. With its breathtaking coastline, crystal-clear waters and a multitude of anchorages, the island offers ideal conditions for unforgettable sailing trips. We introduce you to the most important sailing areas and hotspots, explain the special features of sailing in Sardinia and provide information on the challenges posed by shallows and the safety measures of the fleet. Sun Charter fleet.
Sardinia is characterized by constant winds, especially the Mistral from the northwest, which ensures pleasant sailing conditions. The summer months offer warm, dry weather with temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius. The coastline is diverse and ranges from rocky cliffs to sandy beaches, which makes for varied sailing trips.
Challenges through shoals
The waters around Sardinia are known for their numerous rocks and shallows, especially in the Maddalena archipelago and along the Costa Smeralda. These require careful navigation and attention in order to avoid grounding. Always use up-to-date nautical charts and observe local navigation instructions!
Additional safety measures of the Sun Charter fleet Sardinia
To increase the safety of sailors, the entire Sun Charter fleet in Sardinia is also equipped with modern, precise warning systems. These advanced GPS tracking systems specially designed for boats emit acoustic alarms as soon as the yacht approaches a shoal or enters a protected area. They help the skipper to recognize and avoid potential dangers at an early stage. The position is updated every 10-20 seconds, enabling warnings with an accuracy in the meter range. The technology used by Sun Charter offers additional safety and enables a carefree sailing experience in the challenging waters of Sardinia.
Safe sailing in Sardinia:
Shoal warning system on all boats from Sun Charter
The advantages at a glance
Sardinia offers sailors an impressive variety of landscapes, first-class sailing conditions and numerous fantastic anchorages.
With the right preparation and modern safety measures, such as those offered by the Sun Charter fleet, nothing stands in the way of an unforgettable sailing adventure.
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Andrea, Base Manager of the Sun Charter fleet in Sardinia, on the new shoal warning system.
The top sailing areas and hotspots in Sardinia
Costa Smeralda
The Costa Smeralda in north-eastern Sardinia is known for its emerald green waters and luxurious marinas.
Popular ports of call are Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo, which offer first-class infrastructure and exclusive restaurants. The surrounding bays, such as Cala di Volpe, offer fantastic anchorages.
Maddalena Archipelago
To the north of the Costa Smeralda lies the Maddalena archipelago, a national park with seven main islands and numerous smaller islets. The islands such as La Maddalena, Caprera and Spargi will delight you with their untouched nature, secluded bays and crystal-clear water – ideal for snorkeling and diving. The archipelago is a must for every Sardinian sailor.
Strait of Bonifacio
The strait between Sardinia and Corsica, known as the Strait of Bonifacio, is notorious for its impressive cliffs and strong winds. The passage requires experienced navigation, but rewards you with spectacular scenery and the charming port of Bonifacio on the Corsican side.
Golfo di Orosei
The Golfo di Orosei stretches along the east coast of Sardinia with its steep limestone cliffs and hidden beaches such as Cala Luna and Cala Goloritzé. This stretch of coast is less frequented and offers quiet anchorages surrounded by unspoiled nature.
South coast of Sardinia
The south coast around Cagliari is an insider tip for relaxed sailing, even in the high season. Here you will find a mixture of lively towns and quiet bays, ideal for sailors who want to escape the hustle and bustle.
Sun Charter Base in Sardinia
For your sailing trip in Sardinia, Sun Charter offers an excellently located base in the Marina dell’Isola for you.
This modern marina is located on a small private island in the Golfo di Marinella, close to the popular town of Porto Rotondo and not far from Olbia. The proximity to Olbia airport, which can be reached in just 20 minutes, makes it easy to get here by plane or ferry. The Marina dell’Isola offers a wide range of cruising options.
The Marina dell’Isola not only offers an ideal starting point for your sailing adventures, but also a quiet and relaxed environment to enjoy your vacation away from mass tourism. You can also book Sun Charter various extras such as bed linen, towels, outboard motor, WLAN and SUPs to your charter trip to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
With its combination of first-class location, comprehensive Service and modern safety equipment, such as the aforementioned shoal detection warning systems, the Sun Charter base in Sardinia ensures that your sailing vacation will be an unforgettable experience.
Sailing with a catamaran
Sailing trip from Biograd Cataleya
