Daily cruise in the La Maddalena Archipelago
Overview
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7 hours
Mobile ticket
Imagine an unforgettable journey among the hidden pearls of the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park, where each stop is a dive into the uncontaminated beauty of its landscapes. The Park Islands Day Cruise will take you past breathtaking landscapes, enchanting beaches and crystal clear waters straight out of a postcard.
A day of complete relaxation and contact with nature. The longest excursion, the most comfortable boat, the most beautiful beaches.
Additional Info
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
In order to guarantee the safety of passengers, the excursion itinerary may undergo variations depending on weather and sea conditions.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
Fuel surcharge
Lunch
Landing and facility fees
Private transportation
What To Expect
Cala Corsara
The beautiful Cala Corsara is made up of four beaches. It is one of the busiest given the presence of the pier that allows landings. In the central beach there is a hollow rock similar to a cave called the Tafone di Spargi, famous because finds have been made inside it which date back to the Neolithic period and which are currently on display at the Sanna museum in Sassari. In prehistoric times the site represented an important crossing point for those men who wanted to reach Corsica on foot from Sardinia: a route that was viable at the time since the two islands were connected by a mountain chain while the sea level was lower by as much as 20 meters above the current level.
Spiaggia Rosa
In addition to no longer being private, the island of Budelli is also uninhabited, the Pink beach has now been closed to the public for about 30 years due to tourists who have completely disfigured it by taking away a bit of pink sand with each visit souvenirs; for this reason walking on the beach, bathing and even anchoring are prohibited. The typical pink color comes from the shell of some microorganisms that live among the Posidonia plants, which when they die are brought ashore by sea storms and settle on the beach giving the sand its typical pink color.
Options
Departure from La Maddalena
Duration: 7 hours
Motroboat Squalo IV
Starting point:
Banchina medaglie d'oro, La Maddalena SS, Italy
Departure from Palau
Duration: 7 hours
Motorboat Squalo IV
Starting point:
Piazza del Molo, 07020 Palau SS, Italy
Reviews
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Beautiful beaches and fantastic tour
Roberta T,
Jul 5, 2025
- Viator
5.00Wonderful experience! Spargi has the most beautiful sea ever 😍! We saw the sea in more colors, all beautiful.... highly recommended
Boat trip disappointment
Kristina K,
Jul 1, 2025
- Viator
3.00We specifically picked this trip to go to the Tahiti beach and expected an amazing experience. Unfortunately this trip is a bit of a con, the first stop was a breathtaking beach and all was amazing apart from the fact they shortened the stay from 1.5 hours to 1 hour 15 min which was OK until they took us to the second beach which was terrible. I still do not understand why you would pay €69 for a trip to see a beach that you can see anywhere by walking. On top of that they made us stay there for 1.5 hours, the beach was all blocked.off and we were all chatting asking why did they pass all those other beautiful beaches and not stopped to then stop at the ugliest beach. Felt like going to a candy shop but not allowed to have any candy. We still had high hopes for Tahiti beach but then found out that we were not allowed to go on it but stay in deep waters and just go for a quick dip. 15 minute stop instead of the promised 50. If we knew we would have taken the other cheaper boats that actually stopped at all the amazing beaches we just passed by
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