The best locations for boat trip near La Caletta are Budoni, San Teodoro and Cala Gonone. In the area of La Caletta you can find even more boat trip locations. Budoni is the closest boat trip location and is 16 km away from La Caletta. You can reach it in about 17 min by car.
Sunset RIB Boat Trip to Tavolara with Snorkeling and AperitifEnjoy a magical afternoon and evening on a spacious and comfortable maxi RIB boat, equipped with a sun shade, fridge bar, quality audio system, and snorkeling equipment. Departing from San Teodoro Port, you will cruise past La Cinta Beach, Puntaldia Marina, and the crystal-clear waters of Lu Impostu Beach, before stopping at Cala Brandinchi (Little Tahiti) for your first refreshing swim. You will then pass Isola Ruia to reach Proratora Island and visit the Grotta del Forno, followed by the southern coast of Molara Island with its stunning seabed colours, arriving at the Molara Pools, a natural aquarium perfect for snorkeling among colourful fish. The experience continues along the cliffs of Tavolara Island, where you will explore the Grotta della Cattedrale and hear the fascinating story of one of the smallest kingdoms in the world, with an optional stop at the port or a swim at Spalmatore di Terra Beach and Isola Piana. The tour then heads to Cala Girgolu, with the Turtle Rock and Sassi Piatti, for another swim. Finally, relax in Capo Coda Cavallo Bay, where you can swim, enjoy a rich aperitif buffet on board, listen to music, and admire a stunning sunset over the sea, before returning to San Teodoro, with the unique experience of navigating back under the evening sky. This tour is ideal for those who love sunset views, snorkeling, music, and a lively yet relaxing atmosphere on the water. Highlights - Visit to Tavolara and Molara Islands - Swimming and snorkeling stops at Cala Brandinchi, Molara Pools, Sassi Piatti, and Isola Piana - Sunset stop at Capo Coda Cavallo with aperitif buffet - Music and evening atmosphere on board - Modern and comfortable maxi RIB boat with sun shade and fridge barItinerary - San Teodoro Port - La Cinta Beach - Puntaldia Marina - Lu Impostu Beach - Cala Brandinchi - Isola Ruia - Proratora Island (Grotta del Forno) - Molara Island and Molara Pools - Tavolara Island - Port or Spalmatore di Terra Beach - Isola Piana - Cala Girgolu - Sassi Piatti - Capo Coda Cavallo Bay (sunset stop and aperitif) - Return to San TeodoroHow to get there We meet at San Teodoro tourist port 30 minutes before departure. There are some free car parks near the meeting point.Characteristics of the boat - Number of passengers: 12 - Sun-protected area - No restroomsIncluded services - Snorkeling equipment - Apéritif with pizzas, rustic snacks, chips, olives and drinks - MusicAdditional services - Pick-up from your accommodation throughout San Teodoro area to be arranged after booking (on request, to be paid on site)Bring along - Swimsuit - Beach towel - Sun cream, sunglasses and hat - CashGood to know - Not accessible to wheelchairs - Not accessible to strollers - Small pets allowed - Food and drink can be brought on board - Not recommended for young kids - Not accessible to pregnant women and kids under 2 years - The activity will take place with a minimum number of 6 participants.
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