Upon boarding your yacht in Olbia, your Captain will skillfully navigate three nautical miles to reach La Saline Bay, a picturesque and sheltered bay located in the northeastern part of Sardinia, Italy., where you will secure a mooring for the night. This sheltered bay provides a tranquil anchorage, inviting you to indulge in an evening swim. Enjoy a delightful dinner and spend the night onboard, surrounded by the serenity of La Saline Bay.

After enjoying a leisurely breakfast and a refreshing swim, embark on a brief 9-mile journey to San Teodoro, where the enchanting "La Cinta" awaits—an extensive and slender expanse of golden sands nestled between the sea and a lagoon fondly known as "Tahiti" for its azure waters reminiscent of tropical paradises.

Later in the day, navigate towards Porto Rotondo, covering approximately 11 nautical miles, and drop anchor in the Gulf of Marinella. Here, savor a delightful dinner onboard against the backdrop of the serene surroundings. For an evening exploration, use the dinghy to reach the port of Porto Cervo, a renowned tourist hotspot in Gallura. Conclude the day with dinner and a peaceful night's rest onboard.

Embark on a captivating 14-mile navigation along the Costa Smeralda, heading towards the Gulf of Arzachena. There, you'll have the privilege of choosing from a variety of enchanting anchorages and small buoys to relish a full day. Navigate the waters between Baia Sardinia, Cala Bitta, and Canniggione, or opt for the scenic Gulf of Saline. The coastline, adorned with the characteristic hues of Capo d'Orso, is notable for the iconic Roccia dell'Orso—a rock formation resembling a crouching bear, sculpted by the Mistral winds over time. Conclude your day with a delightful dinner and a peaceful night onboard.

After a delightful evening in the harbor, explore the beaches and bays nestled between the charming islands of "Porco," Santo Stefano, and Palau. Traverse is one of the most picturesque natural canals in the Mediterranean, where the wind and sea have meticulously sculpted each rock. In the afternoon, make your way to the quaint port of Mangiavolpe, situated in the heart of the inhabited region of "La Maddalena." Conclude your day with a sumptuous dinner and a serene night aboard your vessel.

Depart from the harbor and set sail towards the southern coast of Corsica, passing through the enchanting islands of Spargi and Spargiotto, then navigating the "Bouches de Bonifacio" to reach the stunning fjord of the town that shares its name. Boasting a magnificent port constructed in the late 19th century, Bonifacio was later colonized by the Genoese, leading to significant structural enhancements, including the construction of the Citadel of Bonifacio as it stands today. Take a delightful stroll through the heart of the medieval fortifications and uncover the 187-step staircase, a remarkable feat commissioned by King Alphonse of Aragon. Conclude your day with a delightful dinner and a restful night on board.

Depart from Corsica and indulge in a refreshing swim at Capo Pertusato, where a remarkable rock, known as "Le Gouvernail de la Corse" (The Rudder of Corsica), awaits with its distinctive shape and strategic location. Afterward, embark on a 12-mile journey to the islands of Budelli, Razzoli, and Santa Maria, situated in the northern reaches of the Maddalena Archipelago, safeguarded by the regulations of the National Park.

The "Rosa" beach on Budelli Island is often acclaimed as one of the world's most beautiful beaches. Its name is derived from the color of the sand, which is rich in tiny fragments of coral, granite, and shells. Following this, you will navigate around Maddalena Island and Caprera. 

Embark on a 14-mile journey to the Gulf of Pevero, where you will spend the night. For those seeking a lively evening, a short dinghy ride allows easy access to the marina near Porto Cervo. The pedestrian area offers a plethora of shops and bars for exploration.

On the final morning, relish a breathtaking sunrise against the backdrop of the stunning Grande Pevero beach. This beach, highly sought after by tourists exploring the Costa Smeralda, boasts a distinctive half-moon shape that beautifully reflects its light at night.

Your journey will then lead you to the renowned beaches of Romazzino and Principe (named after the Arab prince Aga Khan, the founder of the Costa Smeralda) and LiIttricceddi, located 6 miles away. After a 3-mile sail opposite the "Smeraldino" promontory, you'll encounter four enchanting beaches: Cala di Volpe, Liscia Ruja, Petra Bianca, and Petra Niedda. These beaches, adorned with exceptionally fine and clear sand, are sheltered by yellow-pink granite. Take the opportunity to plunge into the vibrant blue sea before continuing the last navigation to  Olbia.