From Cala di Falco, Northern Sardinia is best discovered by sea

From Cala di Falco, Northern Sardinia is best discovered by sea

Exclusive charters, maxi RIBs, sailing boats and mini cruises to explore La Maddalena Archipelago National Park, the Costa Smeralda and southern Corsica

From Cannigione, the sea is the ideal starting point for discovering Gallura, among islands, secluded coves, beaches framed by granite rocks and Mediterranean scrub, and, further north, the white cliffs of Bonifacio in Corsica.

Choosing Resort Cala di Falco means having many possibilities right in front of you. One day can be devoted to the beaches of the Costa Smeralda, the next to the islands of La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. You can reserve a maxi RIB for a day of freedom, choose a private charter with skipper, reach southern Corsica, or let yourself be gently carried along by the red sails of Pulcinella.

Maxi RIBs and Exclusive Charters: the Sea at Your Own Pace

For those who wish to experience the sea with greater freedom, one of the most complete experiences is choosing a private charter with skipper. Maxi RIBs and exclusive boats allow you to shape the day around your own preferences, alternating cruising with swimming stops and spending more time in the places that captivate you most, with personalised itineraries also adjusted according to sea and wind conditions.

Maxi RIBs, in particular, make it easy to move along the coast and between the islands, approaching bays and inlets with ease and enjoying an even more direct connection with the landscape. Expert skippers and attentive, discreet service accompany the day: the pleasure lies in having a boat at your disposal and letting the sea set the rhythm.

Between La Maddalena Archipelago, the Costa Smeralda and Corsica

This is one of the privileges of Cannigione’s location: having some of the most beautiful scenery in Northern Sardinia within easy reach by sea and being able to choose a different way to discover it every day.

To the north, La Maddalena Archipelago National Park, established in 1994, brings together islands such as La Maddalena, Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria and Razzoli, with granite shaped by the mistral wind, Mediterranean scrub, small coves and seabeds of great natural value.

Heading south, the route follows the Costa Smeralda, alternating cruising and swimming stops among bays, inlets and beaches surrounded by greenery. For those who wish to venture further, crossing the Strait of Bonifacio leads to southern Corsica, with its high limestone cliffs, the town of Bonifacio and the waters of the Corsican Archipelago, between Île Piana and Lavezzi.

Pulcinella, Mini Tour and Mini Cruises

Alongside exclusive experiences, guests of Cala di Falco can also choose from several organised group excursions. These include the 1927 sailing boat Pulcinella, easily recognisable by its distinctive red sails, which cruises among the islands of La Maddalena Archipelago and the northern coast of Gallura, with lunch on board featuring seafood specialities, traditional Sardinian products and local wines.

For those who prefer a shorter experience, the Mini Tour of the Archipelago offers the chance to spend a few hours discovering the islands and waters of the Park, alternating cruising and swimming stops. Those wishing to go further can instead choose a mini cruise to Corsica, crossing the Strait of Bonifacio and reaching the Corsican Archipelago and the fortified citadel of Bonifacio.

Excursions and itineraries are subject to availability, scheduling and weather and sea conditions. Information and bookings at Resort Cala di Falco.