SAILING
La Maddalena Archipelago in May is a captivating experience. The mild temperatures and consistent winds create ideal conditions for sailing. This period is less crowded, allowing for a serene journey and offers a variety of mooring spots and picturesque anchorages, from secluded coves to beautiful, sandy beaches, each providing a unique view and a calm setting for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on deck. Wether you are a beginner or advanced sailor, our skipper will lead you how to hoist the sails, use the ropes or steer the boat. As a team we will have a shit load of fun! We will sail the area around La Maddalena from Olbia to the French Island Lavezzi and as night falls, we'll dropping anchor on safe, sandy grounds. Here, under the starlit sky, we'll observe the stars in their full glory, creating a magical atmosphere. This moment of tranquility and connection with nature is the perfect way to end your day before drifting off to sleep. More about sailing:
CLIMBING
A maximum of 4 days climbing can be booked for this adventure.
Sardinia offers an unique experience, characterised by its diverse landscapes and extraordinary rock quality. This Italian island is a climbing haven to all levels of expertise. From the rugged coastline to the towering inland cliffs, Sardinia's geological diversity offers a variety of opportunities for all styles of climbing, from trade and sport climbing to bouldering and deep water soloing. The island's most notable feature is its wide range of rock types, mostly limestone and granite. The limestone cliffs, often found along the coast, provide routes with sharp holds and steep overhangs, ideal for climbers seeking a challenging ascent. In contrast, the granite formations, especially in areas like Capo Testa in the north, are characterised by their smooth, wind-polished surfaces and unique crystalline structures, offering both technical climbs and bouldering opportunities.
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Capo Testa:
Its granite cliffs and boulders, presents a variety of routes that cater to climbers of all skill levels
including traditional (trad) climbing routes that can extend up to 120 meters.
Additionally, the area offers opportunities for deep water soloing, a form of free solo climbing over water. The area's wind-polished rocks and crystalline formations create interesting and varied problems to solve, while climbers are rewarded with stunning views of the coastline.
Lavezzi Island:
Characterised by its stunning granite rock formations, which are a climber's delight. The landscape is dotted with a mix of boulders and craggy outcrops, providing a variety of challenges for climbers. Despite its relatively small size, Lavezzi Island boasts a range of routes that can cater to different skill levels. From easier boulders perfect for beginners and those looking to improve their technique, to more challenging routes that require experience and skill, the island offers something for every climber.
DIVING
A maximum of 2 days with two dives each can be booked for this adventure!
Dive into the mesmerizing world around Tavolara Island, a part of a protected marine area known for its exceptional visibility and vibrant marine life. Here, we will encounter a diverse underwater landscape featuring coral gardens, steep cliffs, and a myriad of sea creatures. Enhance your diving experience with the allure of wreck diving in this region. Explore the KT12, a World War II German transport ship near Cagliari, resting at about 30 meters deep. Near Porto Conte, the Nasello, an Italian warship from World War II, lies at a similar depth. It provides a fascinating exploration opportunity, with its structure now home to various fish species and marine flora. Diving in Sardinia's east coast is an unforgettable experience, combining natural splendors with fascinating historical wrecks. It's a great destinations to seeking both the beauty of marine ecosystems and the thrill of exploring the remnants of history hidden beneath the waves. More about diving:
