



by IL TERZO LEONE CHARTER
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€97.20This 3.5-hour boat tour in Cagliari takes place on a traditional wooden gozzo and includes five swim stops along the Gulf of Cagliari. The tour begins at the pier and first stops at Cala Bernat, where participants can swim in clear waters near the Aragonese fortress. The second stop is at Sella del Diavolo, featuring clear water, natural pools, and sea stacks for snorkeling and diving. Next, the boat reaches Cala Fighera, a cove accessible only by sea with a rocky and sandy bottom ideal for snorkeling; a natural cave within the cove can also be visited. The fourth stop is Calamosca Beach, where swimmers can enjoy emerald and blue waters surrounded by Mediterranean scrub and the largest tower in the Gulf. The final stop is Poetto beach, the main beach of Cagliari, stretching 10 kilometers and offering views of the Sella del Diavolo promontory. During this last stop, a Sardinian lunch is served, consisting of a platter of typical cold cuts and cheeses paired with local wine, served as an aperitif. On board, snorkeling equipment and stand-up paddleboards are available for use at each stop. The boat has a ladder for easy water access. Carbonated drinks and music are provided during the tour. A qualified skipper who speaks Italian, English, and Spanish guides the group, which is limited to eight people for comfort. Safety equipment such as first aid kits and lifebuoys are on board. Wifi and toilet facilities are not available. Throughout the tour, participants will also see the largest cave in the Gulf of Cagliari, accessible only by sea.
Calamosca Beach
At Calamosca beach, you can swim in the bay’s clear emerald and blue waters surrounded by Mediterranean scrub. The area is dominated by the Gulf of Cagliari’s largest tower, providing a striking backdrop during your 30-minute stop.
30 min
Cala Bernat
The first stop after leaving the pier is Cala Bernat, known for its crystal-clear waters and the prominent Aragonese fortress overlooking the beach. You will spend about 30 minutes here swimming and enjoying the scenery.
30 min
Sella del Diavolo
At Sella del Diavolo, the 30-minute stop offers swimming and snorkeling among the bay’s iconic rock stacks and natural pools. The area has clear water and a large cliff rising above the sea, providing a unique setting.
30 min
Cala Fighera
This 30-minute stop is at a rocky and sandy inlet accessible only by boat. You can snorkel here with the provided masks and visit a natural sea cave that is part of the cove.
30 min
Poetto
The last stop is Poetto beach, the main beach of Cagliari stretching 10 kilometers and also called Spiaggia dei Centomila. From here, you can view the Sella del Diavolo promontory and learn about its name. During this 30-minute stop, a generous aperitif featuring local Sardinian products is served.
30 min
Gulf of Cagliari Cave View
During the tour, guests will see the largest cave in the Gulf of Cagliari, which is accessible only by sea. This cave is notable for its size and location along the route.
From the city center, reach Terzo Leone by bus or car (free parking near the port). Enter the Marina Piccola promenade, walk straight with Poetto Beach on your left to the end : La Filibusta snack bar is on your right; just beyond is our dock.
End point
From the city center, reach Terzo Leone by bus or car (free parking near the port). Enter the Marina Piccola promenade, walk straight with Poetto Beach on your left to the end : La Filibusta snack bar is on your right; just beyond is our dock.




by IL TERZO LEONE CHARTER
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€97.20This 3.5-hour boat tour in Cagliari takes place on a traditional wooden gozzo and includes five swim stops along the Gulf of Cagliari. The tour begins at the pier and first stops at Cala Bernat, where participants can swim in clear waters near the Aragonese fortress. The second stop is at Sella del Diavolo, featuring clear water, natural pools, and sea stacks for snorkeling and diving. Next, the boat reaches Cala Fighera, a cove accessible only by sea with a rocky and sandy bottom ideal for snorkeling; a natural cave within the cove can also be visited. The fourth stop is Calamosca Beach, where swimmers can enjoy emerald and blue waters surrounded by Mediterranean scrub and the largest tower in the Gulf. The final stop is Poetto beach, the main beach of Cagliari, stretching 10 kilometers and offering views of the Sella del Diavolo promontory. During this last stop, a Sardinian lunch is served, consisting of a platter of typical cold cuts and cheeses paired with local wine, served as an aperitif. On board, snorkeling equipment and stand-up paddleboards are available for use at each stop. The boat has a ladder for easy water access. Carbonated drinks and music are provided during the tour. A qualified skipper who speaks Italian, English, and Spanish guides the group, which is limited to eight people for comfort. Safety equipment such as first aid kits and lifebuoys are on board. Wifi and toilet facilities are not available. Throughout the tour, participants will also see the largest cave in the Gulf of Cagliari, accessible only by sea.
Calamosca Beach
At Calamosca beach, you can swim in the bay’s clear emerald and blue waters surrounded by Mediterranean scrub. The area is dominated by the Gulf of Cagliari’s largest tower, providing a striking backdrop during your 30-minute stop.
30 min
Cala Bernat
The first stop after leaving the pier is Cala Bernat, known for its crystal-clear waters and the prominent Aragonese fortress overlooking the beach. You will spend about 30 minutes here swimming and enjoying the scenery.
30 min
Sella del Diavolo
At Sella del Diavolo, the 30-minute stop offers swimming and snorkeling among the bay’s iconic rock stacks and natural pools. The area has clear water and a large cliff rising above the sea, providing a unique setting.
30 min
Cala Fighera
This 30-minute stop is at a rocky and sandy inlet accessible only by boat. You can snorkel here with the provided masks and visit a natural sea cave that is part of the cove.
30 min
Poetto
The last stop is Poetto beach, the main beach of Cagliari stretching 10 kilometers and also called Spiaggia dei Centomila. From here, you can view the Sella del Diavolo promontory and learn about its name. During this 30-minute stop, a generous aperitif featuring local Sardinian products is served.
30 min
Gulf of Cagliari Cave View
During the tour, guests will see the largest cave in the Gulf of Cagliari, which is accessible only by sea. This cave is notable for its size and location along the route.
From the city center, reach Terzo Leone by bus or car (free parking near the port). Enter the Marina Piccola promenade, walk straight with Poetto Beach on your left to the end : La Filibusta snack bar is on your right; just beyond is our dock.
End point
From the city center, reach Terzo Leone by bus or car (free parking near the port). Enter the Marina Piccola promenade, walk straight with Poetto Beach on your left to the end : La Filibusta snack bar is on your right; just beyond is our dock.