Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of Torre delle Stelle
Savor an aperitif with typical Sardinian products on board
Admire the unspoiled coves and marine life of southern Sardinia
Enjoy a relaxing and adventurous experience on a dinghy
Explore the coast of Torre delle Stelle from the water
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Begin your adventure at the marina of Capitana in Quartu Sant'Elena. Board a comfortable dinghy and set off along the coast of Torre delle Stelle. Stop to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters and discover the fascinating seabed of the southern coast of Sardinia. Observe the rich marine fauna up close and explore unspoiled coves. Back on board, enjoy an aperitif with typical Sardinian products. Savor the authentic flavors of the region as you take in the spectacular views of the sea.
ITINERARY The itinerary may vary depending on weather and sea conditions and the skipper’s decisions There will be 4 stops for swimming
BOAT
Name and model: Led GS 680 Beam: 2.75 m Length: 6.80 m Capacity: 12 Engine: Yamaha 200 cv Sun awning Freshwater shower Fridge Boarding ladder Cushions First-aid kit Safety equipment: VHF, automatic bilge pump, 2 fire extinguishers, life jackets for every guest, including children Stereo system
EQUIPMENT The hire of the following equipment is included: Diving mask Snorkel
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Not Suitable For: Children under 3 years
Not Suitable For: Pregnant women
Not Suitable For: People with vertigo
Not Suitable For: Non-swimmers
Not Suitable For: People with respiratory issues
Not Suitable For: People prone to seasickness
What To Bring: Sunglasses
What To Bring: Head covering or kippah
What To Bring: Swimwear
What To Bring: Towel
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Motion sickness prevention
Know Before You Go: This tour is confirmed with at least 4 participants the customers will receive a full refund if the tour is cancelled because the minimum number of participants has not been reached
Know Before You Go: The itinerary may vary depending on weather and sea conditions and the skipper’s decisions