Half day dinghy tour. Crossing the azure waters of the Costa Rei sea, you are immersed in unspoilt nature, where the striking mountains of the Sette Fratelli provide a backgroundto the rich seabed whose colours offer unforgettable views.
- Tour guide (marine biologist)
- Snorkeling equipment
- Dinghy boat tour
- Accessible also for disabled people
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| Duration | 3 Hours 30 Minutes |
| Bring along | It's recommended to bring: Swimsuit, Beach towel, Sunhat, Sunscreen, Drinking Water |
| Categories | Boat Rides, Leisure Activities |
| Languages | English, Italian |
| Important information | Note: Excursions will take place with a minimum of participants.Prices and programmes may be subject to change during the season due to force majeure or adverse weather conditions. Cancellations: cancellations notified less than 24 hours before the departure of the excursion will not be reimbursed. A cancellation notified before 24 hours will result in the total reimbursement of the price. |
Venue
PORTO TURISTICO VILLASIMIUS VIA DEGLI OLENDRI, MOLO M, 09049 Villasimius SU, Italia
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Further information
Gathering and departure: Setting off to reach a few of the most enchanting places in the south-eastern part of Sardinia. The gathering is 15 minutes prior to departure time at the Villasimius harbour.
Monte Turno: We sail along the most evocative beaches of the Villasimius coastline until we reach the Castiadas territory and reach the iconic Monte Turno bay, voted the most beautiful beach by Skyscanner experts in 2018. In this arched beach of fine white sand, the colours of the crystal-clear sea and its sandy seabed can be admired, which are home to an infinite number of marine species, and are perfect for snorkelling. The back mountains, covered with typical Mediterranean scrub vegetation and offering intoxicating scents, enrich the panorama.
Scoglio di Peppino: Next we sail towards Costa rei, to reach the renowned Peppino rock (Scoglio di Peppino), made of white granite, whose shape, with a touch of imagination, may resemble a stranded whale. In front of this rock, between history and legend, the marine biologist tells about the peculiarities of this stretch of coastline and then guides you on a dive into the pristine seabed, offering a new and authentic look at the underwater world.
Sant’Elmo: Sailing backwards through the crystal-clear ripples, you have the pleasure of plunging into the waters that cradle the Sant’Elmo rock, to explore its high seabed, alternated by rocks and sand, in which an evocative underwater scenery emerges. This rocky environment creates a stable shelter for a multitude of fish, such as damselfish, parrotfish, damselfish and croakers, which add a touch of colour to this pristine environment.
Cala Sinzias: Finally, we arrive in the territory of Castiadas, at the enchanting beach of Cala Sinzias. This bay, nestled between two low promontories, consists of an expanse of almost two kilometres of fine, white sand, with a seabed that is easy to observe thanks to the particularly clear and clean water that goes from turquoise to deep blue. The surrounding landscape offers a breathtaking panorama, with the Sette Fratelli mountains, covered by Mediterranean scrub, providing a stunning backdrop.
Return back to Villasimius harbour.
