Departing from the port of Golfo Aranci on a catamaran, you'll glide toward Cala Sabina for your first swim stop of the day. From there, you'll continue to Porto Rotondo, where granite cliffs, hillside villas and tucked-away coves come into view as the coastline shifts around each bend. You'll stop again at Costa Smeralda for a swim in its natural pools and enjoy a Sardinian lunch served on board. The day wraps up at Cala Moresca's sheltered bay, where there's time for a longer swim before cruising back to the port.
Costa Smeralda catamaran cruise with swim stops and lunch
- You'll start with a swim in Cala Sabina, the first of four swim stops on this full-day cruise
- There are Costa Smeralda's natural pools to enjoy before lunch is served onboard
- You'll wrap up the day at Cala Moresca's sheltered bay with time for a final swim
Catamaran cruise
Lunch
Transport
Swim stops
Snorkeling
- It's recommended to bring water with you
- Bring a hat
- Suitable for those with reduced mobility
- Bring bathing gear and sunblock
- Bring a towel
- Subject to weather conditions
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