On this boat trip, we'll board a traditional Sardinian gozzo and discover the coast of Cagliari from the sea. Hidden caves, turquoise waters, secret coves and ancient legends await us on this unforgettable journey.
Tour Details
At the indicated time, we'll meet at the Dogana dock and, as soon as the gozzo begins to glide over the water, we'll leave the city behind to give way to a wild coastline: the coast of Cagliari awaits us!
The first stop will take us to Cala Bernat, a corner where the sea is an intense emerald colour. Nearby, the Torre del Prezzemolo will remind us of the times when lookouts sent out smoke signals to warn of pirate raids. Did you know that it dates back to the 16th century?
We'll continue to Calamosca, known in the past as Cala del Sale. We'll see how the Torre de Arma watches over the calm waters from the top of the rocks, while we immerse ourselves in a setting of seafaring and military importance.
Further on, we'll enter the wild Cala Fighera, a rocky enclave enveloped in an aura of mystery, as it is said that the devil used to rest in this area. You can also see the remains of an old bunker and a well dug into the rock.
Not to be missed is the imposing Sella del Diavolo, the most famous promontory in the Gulf of Cagliari. Legend has it that it was here that the devil was defeated, and his chair was petrified forever. But beyond the myth, this hill is home to Roman remains, fossils and prehistoric remains—the views from the sea are simply breathtaking!
Lastly, we'll sail along the Poetto beach, the coastal soul of Cagliari. Kilometres of white sand, cool breeze and a unique atmosphere—the perfect place to be the last point of the boat trip! Moreover, along the boat trip, you can enjoy a delicious apéritif consisting of a plater of cheese and cold meats.
We'll finish the trip at the starting point between 3 and 3.5 hours later.