Sardinia catamaran charter
itineraries.
Sardinia, in the broker’s words.
Sardinia is the marquee Italian catamaran destination. Granite headlands, jade-green coves, and the protected archipelago of La Maddalena give you the most varied week of any Italian region — and the shortest hops between marquee anchorages. Four route variations below cover the typical Saturday-to-Saturday week and the longer two-week itineraries that combine Sardinia with southern Corsica.
The standard week starts in Olbia or Portisco on Sardinia's northeast corner, loops through Spargi, Caprera, Budelli, and crosses the Bocche di Bonifacio to spend a night under the cliffs of Bonifacio in southern Corsica. The Lavezzi Islands lunch stop on the way back is one of the best in the western Mediterranean. The longer 10–14 day variants extend west toward Asinara or south toward Tavolara and the Costa Esmeralda inland trattorias.
A catamaran's shallow draft and stable anchor footprint matter here. The best anchorages — Cala Corsara on Spargi, Cala Coticcio on Caprera, the Razzoli channel — sit on hard sand at four to eight metres, perfect for catamaran ground tackle. Park permits inside La Maddalena are mandatory; we book them with your charter so you don't lose a half-day at the office on Saturday morning. Pick the route that matches your dates and group size below.
Like one of these routes? We’ll tailor it.
Send your dates, departure base and crew size. A broker replies with a route built around your group and matching catamarans — usually within the same business day.