At the touristic port (Viale la Pelosa, 07040 Stintino SS)
This full-day boat trip exploring the Asinara National Park is a hit with families and couples, earning five stars from about 97% of reviewers. Guests consistently praise Captain Alessandro for his professionalism and skills as a chef, with many calling the on-board lunch of fresh, local Sardinian products "excellent". The tour features multiple stops for swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. While some mention the boat can get busy, the friendly atmosphere and stunning scenery make for a "fabulous" and highly recommended experience.
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The wooden sailboat is beautiful. You can sunbathe. The captain prepared a lunch with typical Sardinian products and an exceptional fish starter. The journey was carried out in complete safety.
Beautiful swimming stops and very good food.
Culinary experience ! Some excellent swim stops ! Unforgettable !
No, pets are not allowed on board for this activity.
The trip includes an apéritif, a full lunch with a starter and a main course with fresh fish, wine, coffee, and a digestif. A final toast with Vermentino wine and a typical dessert is also offered. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available upon request.
Yes, a lunch based on typical Sardinian products is included. It consists of a starter with cured meats, cheeses, and grilled vegetables, followed by a main course of fresh fish. Wine, coffee, and a digestif are also included.
Yes, the trip includes multiple stops for both swimming and snorkeling. You will stop at Fornelli's natural pools, Punta Galetta, and Cala Barche Napoletane. Snorkeling equipment is provided on board.
The boat accommodates a maximum of 10 passengers, ensuring a small group experience. The tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to take place.
Yes, there is a stop of about one hour ashore, during which you can visit the island of Asinara on your own.
It is recommended to bring flip-flops or boat shoes, a swimsuit, a beach towel, and sunscreen.
No, the boat is not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers.








