We depart from the Sant’Elmo pier, leaving behind the scenic Su Siccu waterfront.

This scenic stretch connects the busy port of Via Roma with the city of Cagliari. From here, we will leave the hustle and bustle of the port behind and immerse ourselves in the tranquility of the coastal waters. With a bit of luck, we may see dolphins, which are common along this stretch of coast.

Our dinghy trip takes us to a small cove called Cala Bernat, which is usually difficult to reach on foot. Here the marine ecosystem thrives unspoiled, and the landscape is mostly wild. 

Enjoy a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters!

Nestled between two important promontories, we find the beach of Cala Mosca, whose lighthouse greets us from above. In addition to the beach, we can admire Capo Sant’Elia to the east and the striking profile of the Sella del Diavolo (Devil’s Saddle) to the west. For the more adventurous, weather permitting, we will be able to explore the sea caves by swimming; for those who prefer to stay on board, we will enjoy a relaxing moment rocked by the sea. 

Our dinghy will take us to the picturesque cove of Cala Fighera. We will find an enchanting little treasure chest of pebbles, surrounded on both sides by impressive cliffs. In fact, it is very difficult to reach on foot and this has left the landscape largely unchanged. Its crystal-clear waters invite you to take a refreshing swim or explore the underwater world by snorkeling!

3, 2, 1 Splash! Let’s take a refreshing dip in real natural pools, accessible only by boat, surrounded by breathtaking views. We will admire spectacular limestone cliffs, over 100 meters high, from a privileged vantage point, visible only from the sea. 

It’s time to visit Poetto: Cagliari’s most popular seafront awaits us with its endless white beach and crystal-clear waters. 

We will be able to walk all the way to the beach and, for those who want, take a nice break. It will be our final farewell to this corner of paradise.