Tavolara San Teodoro's 5 Island and Beach Tour

The 5 Islands Tour departs from La Cinta Beach and takes you to stunning pools, caves, beutiful beaches and more. For any questions or booking issues (min/max participants), feel free to contact us.

After the departure, in the first point view, we can take photos about the Punta Aldia camp with the Skipper Guided Tour

We then stop for photos, swimming, walking and free time at Cala Brandinchi, the iconic beach known for being among the most beautiful ones in the Mediterranean, so much so that it has a daily limit on the number of visitors for its preservation.

The ancient Punta della Guardia, from which locals spotted pirate ships, towards the Lu Impostu beach.

We continue sailing to see the Ruia Island in front of the beaches of Salina Bamba and Salinedda.

We round Capo Coda Cavallo and visit Lu Furru (‘The Oven’ in Gallura dialect) or Proratora Island, a cave that has a hole on its top, which creates magical reflections in the water inside, we take photos and swim.

We stay for a while at the stunningly turquoise natural pools of Molara Island for photos, swimming, snorkeling and then stop at Cala Spagnola.

We head towards Tavolara Island, where we see the ‘Cathedral Cave’, the ‘Eye of God’, the Tegghja Liscia where we swim and snorkel and La Sedia, characteristic limestone rock formations. We spot the Ghigliottina Cave from afar, staying out of the AMP integral protection area.

We get to the spalmatore di tavolara beach, where we stop to swim, take pictures, do snorkelling and have some free time. Here you have the opportunity to eat at the restaurants or at the beach kiosk and to walk on your own to the 'vanishing beach'.

We sail towards Isola Cana; stop for photos, swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear natural pools, walk and free time.

We continue towards Cala Girgolu, the Sassi Piatti and Cala delle Vacche, where we can admire the Turtle, the Coffee Pot, the Dromedary, the Eagle and the Cat, granites sculpted by the eternal forces of the sea and the wind; stop for photos, swimming and snorkeling.

We drop anchor in the blue and calm waters of the sheltered cove of Coda Cavallo, letting ourselves be lazily lulled by the waves; stop for photos, swimming and return to the starting point.