31 Ft Bwa 30 Gummibåd

31 Ft BWA 30 gummibåd drevet af 2 x 250 HK motorer, en rigtig rejsekammerat. Med sin længde på 9,5 meter byder den på forskellige faciliteter: foldemarkise, minibar, dobbeltkabine, separat badeværelse og et velorganiseret, moderne og raffineret design.

Dimensioner: Længde 9,5 m, Bjælke 3,5 m

Max passagerkapacitet: 12 + kaptajn

Indbygget udstyr:

- En dobbeltseng kahyt

- Et separat toilet med bruser

- Stern dinette med bord og vask med vandsystem

- Køleskab i cockpitområdet

- Bimini top

- Beklædning og finish i teaktræ

- Eksternt varmt brusebad

- Stereo lydsystem til iPhone

- Snorkeludstyr ombord

1st Cruise:
Madellena Archipelago/Spargi/Pink Beach - Budelli/ Manto della Madonna – Budelli – Razzoli - Santa Maria /Isola di Maddalena/Isola di Caprera

Emeralds are not just precious stones but Sardinia has its own stunning Emerald Islands.

Departure: Porto Cervo
Return: Porto Cervo

Porto Cervo is located in the main centre of Costa Emeralda. The Emerald Coast is a renowned holiday resort built around a deep natural harbour. The first stop will be in Spargi where various archeological findings have been made including the remains of a second-century B.C. Roman ship that is now on view at La Maddalena naval museum.

The following destination of our cruise will be a stop at the Pink Beach located at Budelli, a UNESCO World Heritage site where access is forbidden on land or beyond the perimeter zone in the surrounding sea area. The name comes from the shoreline which is made up of a characteristic pink coral sand that comes from calcareous shells.

From Pink beach we will sail on to encounter Manto della Madonna, an artificial lagoon formed of three islands: Budelli, Razzoli, and Santa Maria. The name “Manto della Madonna” comes from the incredibly transparent and intense blue waters of this stretch of sea. It is a truly pristine natural pool.

Our next destination will be to visit the Isola di Maddalena, the archipelago’s main island by the same name. The municipality of La Maddalena is situated here, along with the island’s naval museum and Diocesan museum.

Lunch is included and will be served on the Island of La Maddalena, which offers a wide choice of restaurants and cafes.

After a fantastic lunch we will set sail to our last destination, arriving on the Island of Isola di Caprera featuring both the house and the museum of Giuseppe Maria Garibaldi the famous Italian patriot. The island belongs to La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. The Isola di Caprera is completely uninhabited, despite being connected by a bridge to the Island of La Maddalena. The itinerary ends by returning to Porto Cervo.

2nd Cruise:
South Corsica/ Lavezzi/Isola di Cavallo/Isola di Piana/Bonifacio/ Strait of Bonifacio Nature Reserve (through the Strait of Bonifacio)

Our paradise is beyond the mountains…

Departure: Porto Cervo
Return: Porto Cervo

Departing from Porto Cerco, Costa Smeralda’s main center and renowned holiday resort that is built around a deep natural harbour. We cruise to different islands, the first one we encounter is Lavezzi.

The Isola di Lavezzi is located in the center of the Strait of Bonifacio. This area was one of the first marine reserves to be established in Corsica.

Our following destination of our cruise will be at the Isola di Cavallo, which is inhabited and has a port, despite being part of the Strait of Bonifacio’s protected marine area.

On we sail to arrive at the Isola di Piana, with its long, walkable isthmus that connects to the mainland, making it one of the most beautiful spots in Southern Corsica. At this point on the tour and depending on the weather conditions, it is possible to continue to Bonifacio or to return to Italy. If the sea allows, we will arrive at the Port of Bonifacio, located in the heart of a heavenly and unique Strait of Bonifacio Nature Reserve home to dolphins and marine tortoises

3rd Cruise:
Emerald Coast/Liscia Ruja - Petra Ruja/Ramazzino/ Cala di Volpe/Petra Ruja/ Soffi – Camere – Mortorio/ (The emerald seen from the sea)

You can never see and have enough emeralds!

Departure: Porto Cervo
Return: Porto Cervo

We will start Sailing from Porto Cervo along the entire Emerald Coast, reaching our gorgeous beaches of Liscia Ruja and Petra Ruja. Along our sailing cruise, we see the beach at Ramazzino. Its white sand is slightly veined by pink shades where granite rock is intensified beside the shoreline.

From there on we sail through Cala di Volpe, a natural harbour with a very small wooden pier. Our next destination will be Liscia Ruja, a wide stretch of sand inside a large inlet, sailing on to Petra Ruja. Our cruise will continue towards the islands of Soffi, Camere, and Mortorio. The route navigated allows for clear views of the splendid villas on the coastal stretch from Romazzino to Cala di Volpe.

4th Cruise:
Tour of Caprera and area east of Maddalena/Cala Coticcio/Cala Napoletana/Isola di Giardinelli/Porto Palma

Come see with your own eyes that Tahiti is in Italy/ A little piece of Tahiti’s gem hiding in Italy.

Departure: Porto Cervo
Return: Porto Cervo

The ideal half-day Cruise.

Start your journey from Porto Cervo, our first stop will be Cala Coticcio, also known as Tahiti because of its fine sand and turquoise sea surrounded by pink rocks.

From there on we sail to Cala Napoletana, a true paradise of white sand, clear waters, and Mediterranean scrub. After visiting this pristine beach of Napoletana we sail on to the Isola di Giardinelli, which is connected to La Maddalena by a thin, artificial strip of earth.

Your cruise will end in Porto Palma, a beach guarded by rose coloured rocks moulded by time and wild Mediterranean plants shaped by the sea winds. After a great day at sea, we return to our base at Porto Cervo.

5th Cruise:
Marine reserve of Tavolara Island/ Molara/ Capo Coda di Cavallo (Capo Coda di Cavallo región)

A Protected sanctuary that has many different faces

Departure: Porto Cervo
Return: Porto Cervo

Leaving Porto Cervo, we start cruising toward Tavolara, an island with a distinctive formation that is rich in history and legends. From there on we sail to Molara, an island that offers much for the medieval history buff, our cruise will continue towards the famous Capo Coda di Cavallo, a Northern Sardinia promontory mostly made-up of solid granite rock located in the Capo Coda di Cavallo region. After a great day at sea, we return to our base at Porto Cervo.