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Discover Sardinia’s stunning Gulf of Cagliari aboard a charming wooden gozzo with 5 scenic stops, snorkeling, local delicacies, and a relaxing ambiance for $62.56.
The Cagliari Gulf Boat Tour offers a captivating journey along Sardinia’s southern coast, priced at $62.56 per person. Lasting approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes, this small-group experience caters to a maximum of 15 travelers, ensuring an intimate and relaxed atmosphere. The tour departs from Porticciolo di Marina Piccola in Cagliari and takes visitors to five breathtaking stops, including Cala Bernat, Calamosca, Cala Fighera, Sella del Diavolo, and Poetto Beach, with plenty of time for swimming, snorkeling, and soaking up the scenery.
What makes this tour stand out is the authentic wooden gozzo boat, which provides a cozy, traditional feel. The small group size of 8 people means ample space and comfort, making it perfect for those who enjoy a more personalized experience. The inclusion of snorkeling gear, SUP boards, and a Sardinian cold cut and cheese platter paired with local wine adds to the overall value, creating a well-rounded day of sea, sun, and flavors.
However, potential participants should be aware that the tour does not include Wi-Fi or toilets, and the weather can affect the experience, with the possibility of cancellations due to poor conditions. Still, the positive reviews highlight knowledgeable guides, stunning landscapes, and delicious local food as key highlights, making it a top choice for travelers seeking a relaxed, scenic day on Sardinia’s waters.


The tour begins at the Porticciolo di Marina Piccola, where the classic wooden gozzo awaits. This authentic vessel sets the tone for a day of relaxed sailing among some of the most picturesque spots along the Gulf of Cagliari. The boat features ample seating, comfortable cushions, and a ladder for easy sea access, ensuring everyone can enjoy swimming and snorkeling at each stop.
Most travelers appreciate the small group size of 8 people, which fosters a friendly, laid-back environment. This setup encourages interaction with the crew and allows for more flexibility during stops in the bays and coves. The mobile ticket system makes check-in straightforward, and a full safety briefing prepares guests for the water activities.
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The tour kicks off with a visit to Cala Bernat, an iconic beach with views of the Aragonese fortress. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for a quick swim, and the vivid colors of the sea form a stunning backdrop. The 30-minute stop offers ideal conditions for relaxing and snapping photos of this scenic spot.
Next, the boat heads to Cala Fighera, an inlet accessible only by sea, known for its rocky and sandy bottom—perfect for snorkeling. The masks provided onboard let you explore beneath the surface and observe the underwater world. Visitors can also explore a natural cave within the cove, adding an adventurous touch to the experience.

The Calamosca stop provides an opportunity to dive into the emerald-green waters of the bay. Surrounded by Mediterranean scrub, this spot features the largest tower in the Gulf of Cagliari, adding historical interest. The 30-minute swim here allows plenty of time to enjoy the calm and clear waters, making it suitable for all swimming levels.
The onboard snorkeling gear ensures easy exploration, and the relaxed pace means guests can take their time to enjoy the natural beauty of this less crowded beach. The area’s lush surroundings create a peaceful setting, perfect for unwinding.

One of the most distinctive stops is Sella del Diavolo, renowned for its spectacular cliffs and iconic stacks. The water here is crystal clear and shallow enough for safe snorkeling, allowing views of natural pools and sea stacks that rise dramatically from the water. The 30-minute stop offers a chance to dive and snorkel while soaking in the impressive scenery.
The immense cliff overlooking the sea provides a dramatic backdrop, and the natural pools are a favorite for swimming and exploring. This stop showcases some of Sardinia’s most striking geological formations.

The tour’s final stop is Poetto Beach, also called Spiaggia dei Centomila, which stretches 10 km along Cagliari’s shore. Here, guests can admire the morphology of the Sella del Diavolo from a different perspective. This long, lively beach is perfect for a relaxing swim before enjoying the local aperitif.
The 30-minute stop includes a plate of Sardinian cold cuts, pecorino cheese, and guttiau bread, served with a local wine or prosecco. The music onboard creates a joyful, convivial atmosphere as everyone relaxes and savors the flavors of Sardinia.
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Throughout the itinerary, the boat also offers views of the largest cave in the Gulf of Cagliari, accessible only by sea. Although the cave visit isn’t a separate stop, it adds an element of wonder and mystery to the cruise, highlighting Sardinia’s geological diversity.

The tour departs from Porticciolo di Marina Piccola in Cagliari, with most travelers booking around 19 days in advance. The group size is capped at 15, with small groups of 8 typical, ensuring plenty of space and comfort on the boat. The experience features snorkeling equipment, SUP boards, and a Sardinian cold cut platter with local wine or prosecco.
The tour is suitable for most travelers, with good weather necessary for the full experience. Since Wi-Fi and toilets are not included, guests should plan accordingly. The cancellation policy allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.

Reviewers consistently praise the friendly, knowledgeable crew, especially mentioning Rebecca and Enrico for their warm hospitality. The scenic views, crystal waters, and delicious tasting of local wine and snacks are regularly highlighted as the tour’s main strengths.
Guests appreciate the relaxed vibe and beautiful stops, with many remarking on the professionalism of the guides and the quality of the snorkeling gear. Some critics mention initial booking miscommunications, but overall, the positive feedback underscores value and enjoyment.
This boat trip appeals most to travelers seeking a laid-back day filled with beautiful scenery, swimming, and lighthearted exploration. It’s ideal for those who enjoy snorkeling, local food, and small-group intimacy. Families with children can also participate, thanks to easy sea access and calm waters at most stops.
The experience is less suited for those requiring toilets onboard or who prefer full-day excursions. Weather-dependent, the tour is perfect for sunny days with calm seas.
The Cagliari Gulf Boat Tour offers a well-balanced mix of natural beauty, local flavors, and relaxed sailing. Its authentic wooden boat, five scenic stops, and inclusion of snorkeling gear and a Sardinian picnic create a memorable experience for those wanting to enjoy Sardinia’s coast in comfort.
While it may not include amenities like Wi-Fi or restrooms, the personalized small-group setting and stunning landscapes make it a stand-out option for sea lovers and foodies alike. The positive reviews confirm that friendly guides and beautiful scenery make this tour a highly recommended choice.
“We had such a wonderful time. Amazing captain and skipper, but Rebecca went above and beyond to make everyone comfortable. Friendly crew and a grea…”
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes.
What is included in the price?
Included are snorkeling equipment, a Sardinian cold cut and cheese platter, local wine or prosecco, and music onboard.
Are there any additional costs?
No, there are no extra charges for snorkeling gear or the onboard aperitif.
Where does the tour depart from?
The tour departs from Porticciolo di Marina Piccola in Cagliari.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, most travelers can participate, and the calm waters make it suitable for children, though parents should supervise at all times.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled departure.
What should I bring?
Guests should bring sunscreen, a towel, and possibly a hat or sunglasses. No mention is made of specific items to bring onboard.
Is there a bathroom onboard?
No, the tour does not include a toilet, so plan accordingly.
What happens in case of bad weather?
The tour is weather-dependent; if canceled due to poor conditions, guests will be offered an alternative date or full refund.
What makes this tour unique?
Its authentic gozzo boat, five picturesque stops, snorkeling, and local Sardinian food and wine create a relaxed, scenic experience that highlights Sardinia’s natural beauty and flavors.