We will take pictures in front of one of the most beautiful and protected beaches in the world: the famous Pink Beach, one of the most spectacular phenomena of nature. Spiaggia Rosa is part of the Maddalena Geomarine National Park, an area of inestimable natural interest. It is subject to special protection, which is why it is not possible to walk on the beach or swim in its shore. The island, located just north of Spargi, is famous for the mythical Pink Beach. The coral-colored beach, the chromatic intensity of the colours of the sea and the shapes of the granites that surround the cove constitute a unique spectacle in the world. A natural monument to be observed in religious silence. The pink beach of Budelli - immortalised by director Michelangelo Antonioni with a very long sequence in the film "Deserto rosso" - is located southeast of the island of Budelli in the Archipelago of La Maddalena and is so defined because of its characteristic coral pink colour.

Razzoli and Santa Maria They are almost united by the Passo degli Asinelli. The island of Razzoli is the most exposed to the north and impresses with the majesty of its cliff and the shapes of its rocks, similar to Moore's sculptures. The island has a beautiful beach, Cala S.Maria, one of the largest in the Archipelago. The Port Madonna : This is the name of the lagoon with its emerald sea enclosed between the islands of Budelli, Razzoli and S.Maria. It is undoubtedly the most suggestive place of the Park. A popular destination for yachtsmen who frequent the sea in the northeast of Sardinia. In this extraordinary body of water, the Park has reserved large areas of sea dedicated to snorkelling and seawatching activities.

Stop on Cala Santa Maria beach long beach with turquoise sea or on the coves of its west coast , wonderful natural pools with a turquoise colour tending to white sheltered from the east

Alternatively, at the discretion of the skipper and depending on the weather conditions, we can sail to the island of Caprera: Cala Coticcio Also called "Tahiti" for the colour of its waters, it is one of the most iconic bays of the entire archipelago, nestled between granite walls and Mediterranean vegetation. Cala Portese Spacious and welcoming, it offers shallow and sandy seabed perfect for snorkelling and for those who want to enjoy a relaxing swim. Porto Palma A roadstead sheltered from the wind, often used for the overnight stop of sailboats. Tranquility, nature and turquoise sea make it ideal for a regenerating dip. Punta Fico A wild and less known bay, surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, for those looking for an authentic and unspoilt corner of Sardinia. The itineraries are indicative. The master may modify them according to weather and sea conditions to ensure safety and the best possible navigation experience.