



by Riviera di Gallura - Escursioni e gite in barca a La Maddalena
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.€100The La Maddalena archipelago in Sardinia is known for its clear waters, white sandy beaches, and unique rock formations. This day tour aboard the Riviera Di Gallura lasts about 7 hours and includes four main stops to explore the islands and their natural features. The tour departs from the commercial port of Palau at 10:00. The first stop is at Isola di Spargi, where travelers spend two hours at Cala Corsara beach. Here, visitors can relax on white sands, swim in turquoise waters, hike nearby trails to viewpoints, and see rock formations named the Witch's Head, Bulldog Dog, and Italian Boot. Historical sites such as the Zavagli Battery with original machine gun positions are also accessible. Next, the boat sails along Spargi’s eastern coast to the island of Budelli. After a brief photo stop at the Pink Beach (which is protected and not accessible for landing), the tour continues to the Natural Pools of Budelli. Guests have a 90-minute stop at Spiaggia di Cavalieri, part of these pools, to swim or relax. The third stop is a 30-minute swimming break at the Natural Pools of Budelli (Porto Madonna). Passengers can dive from the boat and snorkel to observe the island’s underwater environment. It is recommended to bring snorkeling gear. The final stop is a one-hour visit to the historic center of La Maddalena island, the only inhabited island in the archipelago. The boat docks at the port, allowing time to walk through the town’s squares, view historic monuments, and explore shops and workshops before returning. The vessel Riviera Di Gallura is equipped with onboard restrooms and designed for passenger comfort and safety. The tour includes about two hours of sailing time in total. Lunch and municipal landing tax are not included.
Isola di Spargi
The tour begins with a two-hour stop at Cala Corsara beach on Isola di Spargi. Visitors can relax on white sand beaches, swim in the clear turquoise water, or explore nearby paths leading to viewpoints. Notable rock formations shaped by natural elements include the Witch's Head, Bulldog Dog, and Italian Boot. Historical sites such as the Zavagli Battery, with preserved machine gun positions, are also open to visitors.
120 min
Spiaggia di Cavalieri
The second stop is on Budelli island at Spiaggia di Cavalieri, located in the Natural Pools area. After sailing along Spargi’s eastern coast, the tour pauses briefly at Budelli’s Pink Beach for photos, but landing there is restricted for environmental protection. The main stop offers a 90-minute period to swim or relax in the crystal-clear waters of the Natural Pools.
90 min
Budelli arcipelago Maddalena
The third stop is a 30-minute bathing break at the Natural Pools of Budelli, also called Porto Madonna. Passengers can jump from the boat into the turquoise water and snorkel to observe the unspoiled marine environment. Bringing snorkeling gear is recommended.
30 min
La Maddalena
The final stop is a one-hour visit to the historic center of La Maddalena island, the only island in the archipelago with an urban area. The boat docks at the port after sailing along the island’s western and southern coasts. Visitors can walk around the town’s squares, see historical monuments, and explore the main shopping and workshop streets.
60 min
The meeting point is Pier n°5 of the commercial port of Palau. The pier is located in front of the Palau Maritime Station, at the end of via Nazionale.
End point
The meeting point at La Maddalena is located in the commercial port opposite the ferry ticket office for Palau. Ours is the only green boat you'll see in port. Departure is scheduled at 8:45 a.m.




by Riviera di Gallura - Escursioni e gite in barca a La Maddalena
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.€100The La Maddalena archipelago in Sardinia is known for its clear waters, white sandy beaches, and unique rock formations. This day tour aboard the Riviera Di Gallura lasts about 7 hours and includes four main stops to explore the islands and their natural features. The tour departs from the commercial port of Palau at 10:00. The first stop is at Isola di Spargi, where travelers spend two hours at Cala Corsara beach. Here, visitors can relax on white sands, swim in turquoise waters, hike nearby trails to viewpoints, and see rock formations named the Witch's Head, Bulldog Dog, and Italian Boot. Historical sites such as the Zavagli Battery with original machine gun positions are also accessible. Next, the boat sails along Spargi’s eastern coast to the island of Budelli. After a brief photo stop at the Pink Beach (which is protected and not accessible for landing), the tour continues to the Natural Pools of Budelli. Guests have a 90-minute stop at Spiaggia di Cavalieri, part of these pools, to swim or relax. The third stop is a 30-minute swimming break at the Natural Pools of Budelli (Porto Madonna). Passengers can dive from the boat and snorkel to observe the island’s underwater environment. It is recommended to bring snorkeling gear. The final stop is a one-hour visit to the historic center of La Maddalena island, the only inhabited island in the archipelago. The boat docks at the port, allowing time to walk through the town’s squares, view historic monuments, and explore shops and workshops before returning. The vessel Riviera Di Gallura is equipped with onboard restrooms and designed for passenger comfort and safety. The tour includes about two hours of sailing time in total. Lunch and municipal landing tax are not included.
Isola di Spargi
The tour begins with a two-hour stop at Cala Corsara beach on Isola di Spargi. Visitors can relax on white sand beaches, swim in the clear turquoise water, or explore nearby paths leading to viewpoints. Notable rock formations shaped by natural elements include the Witch's Head, Bulldog Dog, and Italian Boot. Historical sites such as the Zavagli Battery, with preserved machine gun positions, are also open to visitors.
120 min
Spiaggia di Cavalieri
The second stop is on Budelli island at Spiaggia di Cavalieri, located in the Natural Pools area. After sailing along Spargi’s eastern coast, the tour pauses briefly at Budelli’s Pink Beach for photos, but landing there is restricted for environmental protection. The main stop offers a 90-minute period to swim or relax in the crystal-clear waters of the Natural Pools.
90 min
Budelli arcipelago Maddalena
The third stop is a 30-minute bathing break at the Natural Pools of Budelli, also called Porto Madonna. Passengers can jump from the boat into the turquoise water and snorkel to observe the unspoiled marine environment. Bringing snorkeling gear is recommended.
30 min
La Maddalena
The final stop is a one-hour visit to the historic center of La Maddalena island, the only island in the archipelago with an urban area. The boat docks at the port after sailing along the island’s western and southern coasts. Visitors can walk around the town’s squares, see historical monuments, and explore the main shopping and workshop streets.
60 min
The meeting point is Pier n°5 of the commercial port of Palau. The pier is located in front of the Palau Maritime Station, at the end of via Nazionale.
End point
The meeting point at La Maddalena is located in the commercial port opposite the ferry ticket office for Palau. Ours is the only green boat you'll see in port. Departure is scheduled at 8:45 a.m.