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Flotilla Sailing Sardinia and Corsica | Italy
IntroductionDatesPackageLocation descriptionBenefitsFlotilla leaderRoute
Accompaniment
English
Duration
7 days
Location
Cannigione
Group composition
Families, kid friendly
Flotilla dates
Week 1
Almost full 16/05/2026 - 23/05/2026
Cannigione
7 days
Week 2
Still available 06/06/2026 - 13/06/2026
Cannigione
7 days
Week 3
Still available 04/07/2026 - 11/07/2026
Cannigione
7 days
Week 4
Still available 12/09/2026 - 19/09/2026
Cannigione
7 days
Week 5
Almost full 26/09/2026 - 03/10/2026
Cannigione
7 days
Discover Northern Sardinia and Southern Corsica in a Week
Enjoy flotilla sailing in Italy and see all the beauty that Northern Sardinia and the surrounding area have to offer.
We have written a nice example route for you, which you can expect during this spectacular flotilla sailing holiday. The route is not fixed and is an example; it may change due to weather conditions.
Enjoy the Italian weather, the good food, beautiful bays, towns, and the excellent sailing experience for a week. You will sail from one volcanic island to another.
A Week of Flotilla Sailing Along the Costa Smeralda | Italy
Discover the dazzling Costa Smeralda and Maddalena archipelago on a Sardinian fleet charter.
Start from the base in Cannigione and catch the brisk winds of the Tyrrhenian Sea on a group tour of some of Italy's most prestigious island-hopping spots.
Immerse yourself in the unique Sardinian culture, relax on sun-drenched beaches and explore Corsica's rocky islets.
Experienced Flotilla Guidance
At Tubber, you get the best service! Our guides are passionate and experienced sailors.
Quality Yachts
Young and very well-maintained yachts. All yachts in the Tubber flotilla are from one owner, so we can offer the best service with our service.
All in Tubber Package
All yachts in the Tubber flotilla have an all-inclusive package. Outboard motor, towels, linen, final cleaning and a welcome pack - it's all included!
The English Flotilla Guidance
Of course, a successful sailing holiday depends on the weather, the sun, the sea and the flotilla guidance. In addition to conviviality, safety is of course critical during the sailing holiday.
During the Sardinian flotilla, professional English-speaking guidance is available on the mothership, who are always ready for mooring and anchoring. These flotilla leaders may also be residents, but will always have good English language skills. In addition, they plot the route (with input from the participants) and monitor the weather for everyone. Of course, they enjoy it a lot themselves and are always looking forward to giving you a great experience in Italy as well.
Example route
This route is an example route. The route can be changed based on factors like the weather.
Day 1
Arrival at Cannigione
Start your flotilla holidays in Sardinia with a warm welcome and a refreshing drink at the base of bustling Cannigione, nestled in the northeast corner of Sardinia. Spend your first day getting to know your yacht and your new flotilla companions at the base before having the chance to explore the prosperous town, originally founded as a fishing village in the 1800s. Tonight you will sleep aboard your yacht and start your morning with a detailed yacht briefing.
Day 2
Cannigione - Lavezzi
Embark on your sail on the glittering Tyrrhenian Sea and head northwest towards the Lavezzi archipelago off the coast. Along the way, travel past the low-lying, lush island of Spargi, a rugged gem bursting with satiating natural beauty. Travel on to anchor overnight on Lavezzi Island, one of Corsica's many nature reserves. Located just southeast of Bonifacio, this uninhabited archipelago is a tranquil setting for picturesque days and starlit evenings alongside large granite boulders and pristine sandy beaches.
Day 3
Lavezzi - Bonifacio - Santa Teresa
Leave the quiet archipelago of Lavezzi and head northeast towards the French mainland island of Bonifacio. This medieval town, City of Cliffs, sits on a white limestone outcrop on the south coast of Corsica. Known for its ecological efforts to conserve wild birds and other incredible flora and fauna, Bonifacio offers visitors a timeless charm with delightful cafés, old houses and sheer rock faces. Depart again for Santa Teresa, where your group will dock overnight in the harbor. Relax with a cozy happy hour on arrival and soak up the authentic vibrancy of Sardinian culture in this colourful coastal town.
Day 4
Santa Teresa - Budelli - Santa Maria
Once outside the Santa Teresa landing stage, lift your sails and enjoy the northeast trek to Santa Maria Island. Make a stop at Budelli, one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean. Located just south of Razzoli, Budelli is best known for its Spiaggia Rosa, a beautiful pink beach on the southeast coast whose unique colour comes from microscopic fragments of corals and shells. Complete the day's crossing with an easy easterly sail, and drop anchor in the incredible harbor of Santa Maria Island.
Day 5
Santa Maria - La Maddalena
As you cruise south, you and your group will visit the quaint, quiet town of La Maddalena to dock overnight. Tonight, dine together and enjoy Sardinian coastal specialities in an authentic, delicious seafood restaurant. For breathtaking panoramic views of the Strait of Bonifacio, meander through the maze of city streets to the Guardia Vecchia viewpoint.
Day 6
La Maddalena - Porto Cervo
Travel to the southeast, and you'll soon be met by Porto Cervo, one of the most elegant seaside towns in northern Sardinia. The harbour is home to the Costa Smeralda yacht club, a glamorous marina filled with lavish yachts from the rich and famous. Mess in the playground of these billionaires and enjoy boutique shopping and fine dining in the charming village streets.
Day 7
Porto Cervo - Cannigione
Return to our base in Cannigione for the last night aboard your yacht. As you make your way, admire the active Capo Ferro lighthouse, which marks the southern entrance to the Strait of Bonifacio and the Maddalena Archipelago. Complete your flotilla holidays with a group dinner at an Agritourism or a private farm. Here you can try the Sardinian speciality of suckling pig and end your holiday on the island with tasty cuisine and good company.
Day 8
Checking out
On Saturday, everyone will disembark and say goodbye to all participants and new friends. With this flotilla sailing route, you will experience the most beautiful parts of the north coast of Sardinia, something you will never forget!
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a boat license to participate in a flotilla?
No, you do not necessarily need a license to sail in a flotilla. For example, you can also hire a skipper to do the sailing. Not everywhere in Italy it is mandatory to have a license I or II if you want to sail yourself. But rental companies may ask for it. In most cases, a certificate (CV) with sailing experience is sufficient.
Where does the Sardinia flotilla depart from?
The departure base is in Cannigione, on the north side of Sardinia.
Where should I fly if I want to sail in Sardinia
It is best to fly into Olbia airport. From here you can take a taxi to the port in Cannigione. Tubber can also help you arrange a transfer.
Is the Sardinia Flotilla suitable for children?
Of course! The ages of the children in the Tubber flotillas of Sardinia range from 6 to 23 years old with a focus on the age group 12 - 19 years old.
What are the average daily distances of this flotilla?
The sailing times vary from one hour to 3 hours per day. This is subject to wind, weather and your own wishes.
Do I sail independently in a flotilla or always with the group?
In the Tubber flotilla of Sardinia you sail under the pleasure and convenience of an experienced mothership, you are not expected to constantly sail with the group. Feel free to take a dip in a self-discovered bay.
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