Set off in an inflatable boat for an unmissable adventure exploring the north-east coast of Sardinia, known for its granite cliffs sculpted by sea and wind.
Your first stop is Cala Terrata: here the granite emerges from the turquoise waters, creating a contrast with the pure white sand. Fancy taking the plunge?
Then, the skipper will head towards Figarolo island, visited by the Phoenicians and the Romans: you'll recognize it from its curious pyramid shape and wild appearance, worthy of at least 100 photos - as well as another dip!
Cala Moresca, your last stop, lies opposite the island, and is known for its two golden coves within the Capo Figari protected area. You'll admire them from the water, as you enjoy your last swim.
And as you know, swimming works up an appetite, so as you relax with stunning sea views, you can enjoy a typical snack of Sardinian sausages, olives, bread and cheese.
Then you'll disembark, but you'll still have plenty of time to enjoy the Golfo Aranci beach and wander through the center: it's only a few minutes on foot back to the ship.