[ENG] Linea delle Isole. Itinerary 3 - Cala Garibaldi

Still looking left, you can see Cala Connari, a small, picturesque inlet with clear, turquoise waters, typical of the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. This cove is named after the Connari, a small fish very common in the archipelago, which are traditionally cooked fried and eaten whole, becoming one of the typical dishes of the area. Soon, again on the left, we will see the last beach on th...

To your left you can see Cala Granara, one of the most striking beaches on the island of Spargi. It is famous for its turquoise waters, fine sand and the lush Mediterranean shrub that surrounds it, creating a natural landscape of great beauty.

We now leave Cala Corsara behind and continue sailing along the coast of the island of Spargi, where some of the most fascinating beaches in the archipelago can be found. The first one we encounter is Cala Soraya, a true pearl of white sand framed by pink granite, with a crystal-clear turquoise sea.

Welcome back aboard the Sea Star. We hope you had a wonderful time on the island of Spargi. In a few minutes we will serve lunch on board to those who have booked it. Our staff will move between the tables to serve you and, as always, the bar will remain open for those who wish to purchase sandwiches, snack, drinks or coffeeThe staff of the Sea Star wishes you bon appétit.

Welcome to the island of Spargi. We are in Cala Corsara, at the Zavagli quay, one of the most beautiful, striking spots on the island. In front of you, you will find the first beach then, continuing along the path, you will come to three even bigger beaches, so you can choose your favourite place to relax and enjoy the sea. When disembarking, please watch your head and avoid making sudden movement...

Here are some simple guidelines to help you enjoy  your day. Please do not leave litter on the beaches. On your return to the boat, you can dispose of any waste in the containers provided on board. Please also remember that it is forbidden to smoke on the beaches and to feed wild animals, in order to protect the natural balance of this wonderful park. One final guideline: please return to the boat...

Now some information on our position. On our left you can see the Punta Sardegna Lighthouse. Continuing along the coast, clockwise, we find Cala di Trana and Porto Pollo, well known for its wind, which is ideal for sailing sports.  And finally we reach the northern point of Sardinia with Santa Teresa Gallura.cFerries depart from Santa Teresa Gallura connecting Sardinia with Corsica, and we will ha...

On our left is Porto Rafael, a small seaside village in the municipality of Palau, near Punta Sardegna, at the northern tip of Sardinia. Porto Rafael was founded in the early 1960s by Rafael Neville, Count of Berlanga. Neville was a Spanish nobleman, and the son of film director Edgar Neville and Ángeles Neville y Rubio-Argüelles. According to tradition, he was deeply struck by the beauty of this...

Good morning, everyone, and welcome aboard Sea Star. We have just left the port of Palau and are sailing into the heart of the amazing La Maddalena Archipelago, one of the most beautiful and unspoilt locations in the Mediterranean. Ahead of us, you can already see the beautiful island of Spargi, famous for its crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches. And in fact it is here that we will make our fir...