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Dalton_H, May 2026
Cagliari Food tour
This experience was amazing. We walk to 5 stores trying food at each one. Bjorn was an incredible tour guide. Very friendly and welcoming. We were absolutely stuff by the end of the tour. Bjorn shared great knowledge of the local food and other important buildings, traditions, and culture.
David_K, May 2026
Out on the water the best way to experience Sardinia
A great day out. Grateful for the care and trouble the crew went to to cater for my vegan daughter. A beautiful part of the world, only frustration was that we didn't actually do any sailing, the day we went out there was a steady breeze and sea was relatively flat it would have been fun to have cut the engines and sailed! Many thanks
Gioanna_B, Apr 2026
Breathtaking views, great sailing experience
What a fantastic day trip. A definite must when in Palau. We were served snacks, a pasta meal and coffee and cake. Our hosts Uri and Ines went all out, making us feel comfortable. An amazing stop at the famous Budelli island (UNESCO site) pink sand beach, another stop for lunch and a third at a beautiful beach for swimming and relaxing. We even spotted dolphins in the water. What an incredible experience!
Cherry_R, Oct 2025
Superb day out.
Superb day out. Enough time in each spot. La Maddelena had a little look around the back streets, then just had time for a gelato after a cappucino. I wish I had had another gelato while we were there, because back in Palau where we stayed the next few days, it turned out the gelateria were all closed! The beach at Spargi was amazing, but then was surpassed by the beach at Santa Maria, Snorkelling was great to the side of the beach (saw needlefish, ornamental rainbow wrasse, and lots of more common varieties) Water such an amazing clear turquoise. For both these beaches there is an easy jetty to disembark on a walkway from the boat. In October the tour did finish almost an hour early, so we could have been given a bit more time at the beaches or in La Maddalena. I think in the summer maybe people spend longer swimming from the boat in the Budelli area, so perhaps that is why the timings were not quite accurate. At Budelli swim spot you are asked to stay close to the boat - a bit frustrating if you are a competent swimmer and want to go over to the rocks to snorkel. But I can see that for safety reasons the staff want to keep everyone together in a patch of water where they count heads. Most people stayed on board, but maybe a dozen of us went in the sea, down a ladder. Perhaps at each end of the season the timings for each point's departure need to be a bit different from in the peak season, longer at the first 3 stops and shorter at Budelli.
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Visitors love the Italian island of Sardinia for its rugged landscapes and beautiful beaches. Get off the beaten path by sailing to the Maddalena Archipelago or Devil’s Saddle (sipping Prosecco along the way) or cruising to the quieter swimming coves of Baunei. Off the water, Sardinia tours can take you into the mountains, underground in Cagliari, or deeper into the local wine scene.

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