La Maddalena boat trips: the complete guide
What you need to know about boat trips La Maddalena
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Best boat trips La Maddalena
- La Maddalena is an archipelago of islands and islets located in the north-eastern part of Sardinia, in the heart of the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park.
- There are many types of boat trips to choose from, such as sailing boat trips, motor boat trips, boat trips with or without a skipper, boat trips with lunch on board, boat trips with snorkelling and many more.
- Boat trips in La Maddalena are suitable for all tastes and budgets, and there are many companies offering these services.
FROM WHERE THEY START
La Maddalena boat trips from Palau
La Maddalena boat trips from Santa Teresa
Boat Tours
- 7 hours
- Santa Teresa Gallura
Boat trips La Maddalena from Cannigione
Boat Tours
- 8 hours
- Cannigione
La Maddalena boat trips from Olbia
Boat Tours
- 9 hours
- Olbia
Why visit the La Maddalena Archipelago?
Breathtaking landscapes
The archipelago is famous for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches and spectacular rock formations. Beaches such as Cala Coticcio and Spiaggia Rosa are known for their unspoilt beauty.
National Park
The La Maddalena Archipelago is a national park that protects the local flora and fauna and offers a well-preserved natural environment. It is a paradise for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
Mythical history
The archipelago has a fascinating history dating back to Roman times. The island of Caprera is famous for having been the residence of Giuseppe Garibaldi, an important Italian historical figure. The museum dedicated to Garibaldi is an interesting stop for history buffs.
Easy to reach
The archipelago is easily accessible by ferry from Palau on the north-eastern coast of Sardinia. This makes La Maddalena an accessible destination for tourists visiting Sardinia.
Advantages of a La Maddalena boat trip
8 reasons why a boat trip to La Maddalena is definitely worthwhile
1. Space on board
Motor ships are small, very spacious ferries that can accommodate up to 150/200 people on board. They are equipped with all comforts: toilets, bars, electric sockets for recharging smartphones and plenty of staff on board.
2. Departures every day
The boats depart every day from May to October. If you are staying in northern Sardinia for just a few days, you can still buy tickets for this beautiful boat trip
3. Economic
A motorboat trip is much cheaper compared to a dinghy rental or a sailing trip. In just one day by boat you will be able to see all the sights such as the pink beach and other beaches. The cost ranges from around €40 to €60 per person. Children usually have a discounted price of half and babies do not pay
4. Complete itinerary
The tour includes visits to the most beautiful spots in the archipelago. There are beach stops, diving and lunch breaks. In one boat trip you can see Spargi, Cala Coticcio, the pink beach, Cala Soraya and all the most fascinating points of interest in the La Maddalena Archipelago
5. Lunch on board
You can eat lunch cooked on board, such as a first course with prawns, mussels or other fish specialities. The motor vessels have a small kitchen on board and can, if contacted in advance, handle any food intolerances and prepare alternative lunches
6. Descent to the beach
How do you get down to the beach? The boats are equipped with sturdy steel gangways that allow passengers to descend to the beach in total peace and safety
7. Shadow for all
On the upper deck the boats are equipped with large tarpaulins to protect passengers from the sun. The lower deck is covered
8. Multilingual
The skipper of the boat explains all the stages of the tour with multilingual explanations
GOOD TO KNOW
What to know before booking a boat trip La Maddalena
Book in advance
La Maddalena boat trips are among the most popular excursions in Sardinia. Book online to secure your place on board.
Lunch on board
The boat trips last a full day, which is why the motor vessels are equipped with a kitchen and prepare lunch on board for all guests. It usually consists of a first course such as pasta with shrimps, then mussels or other seafood dishes depending on availability. In case of food intolerances you can indicate this in the online booking and ask for an alternative
Flexible cancellation
Almost all boat trips have flexible cancellation terms. If you change your mind the day before, you can ask for a 100% refund.
What is the best period
The period for boat trips to La Maddalena is from May to October. During these months, the summer climate makes it pleasant to sail, discover the area and enjoy the beauty of the beaches.
Landing fee
The landing tax is a 2017 tax of the municipality of La Maddalena. This contribution helps the La Maddalena National Park Authority to implement conservation policies for the entire Marine Protected Area.
Landing fee costs
| Month | Adults | Children up to 6 years |
|---|---|---|
| May | € 2,50 | Free |
| June | € 5,00 | Free |
| July | € 5,00 | Free |
| August | € 5,00 | Free |
| September | € 2,50 | Free |
| October | € 0,50 | Free |
EXTRA TIPS
Remember to bring with you
Clothing
swimming costume
One or more swimming costumes for swimming and sunbathing.
light clothing
T-shirts, shorts, and light clothes. A wide-brimmed hat to protect you from the sun.
flip-flops or beach sandals
To move comfortably on the boat and the beaches
sunscreen
With a high protection factor (SPF 30 or higher).
Food and drink
Cooler bag
Coolbag: For keeping food and drinks cool.
Water
A good amount of drinking water to stay hydrated throughout the day. Snacks and packed lunch: Sandwiches, fruit, energy bars and other light snacks. Coolbag: To keep food and drinks cool.
Snack
Sandwiches, fruit, energy bars and other light snacks. Cooler bag: For keeping food and drinks cool.
Not to be forgotten...
WATERTIGHT BAG FOR THE PHONE
if you like to take photos or record videos in the water
WINDBREAKER OR LIGHT SWEATSHIRT
there is no worse thing than getting too much sun and then feeling cold chills. For safety, put a light windbreaker in your rucksack
SEA BAD
Motor ships are small ferries: robust, safe and stable. However, if you are (very) sensitive to seasickness, remember to take your anti-nausea bracelets with you
ITINERARY BOAT TRIPS LA MADDALENA
What can be seen during a tour boat trip La Maddalena
During a holiday in Sardinia, a boat trip to the islands is a must: the tour in La Maddalena Park is one of the excursions you absolutely must do. The archipelago is rich in attractions, culture, history, nature and outdoor sports activities.
These are the points of interest, beaches and coveswhich can be seen during a boat excursion to the La Maddalena Archipelago.
Spargi Island
Spargi is distinguished by its rounded shape and wild, unspoilt nature. Already from a distance, you can admire the intricate vegetation that becomes thick Mediterranean scrub inland, while on the coast, imposing granite cliffs sculpted by the wind rise up. Among the jagged rocks, the imagination comes alive: some glimpse the silhouette of a dog, a witch, a Dutch clog, the Italian peninsula and even Elvis Presley!
CALA CORSARA
Beach famous for its unique rock formations and white sand.
CALA GRANARA
A less frequented but equally fascinating beach with fine sand and transparent waters.
Island of Budelli
Travelling to the island of Budelli, you will come across one of the most iconic sights in the La Maddalena Archipelago: the Spiaggia Rosa (Pink Beach).
But where does this particular colour come from? Its spectacular pink hue is due to the presence of pink micro-organisms living in the Posidonia oceanica meadows. When these organisms die, their shells are deposited on the shore and broken up by the action of the sea and wind, giving the sand its characteristic colour.
To preserve this fragile and wonderful ecosystem, anchoring of boats and bathing has been prohibited since 1998.
PINK BEACH
Budelli's most iconic beach, known worldwide for its unique pink sand, due to the presence of microscopic fragments of coral and shells.
KNIGHT'S BEACH
Located in the northern part of the island, it is one of Budelli's most beautiful and accessible beaches.
St. Mary's Island
The island of Santa Maria is a true natural paradise, with pristine beaches, crystal-clear sea and lush vegetation. The most famous beach is Cala Santa Maria, a long white sandy beach with turquoise waters, ideal for swimming, sunbathing and snorkelling.
In addition to its natural beauty, the island of Santa Maria also boasts a rich history. In the 12th century, a Benedictine conventof which only ruins remain today. In the 16th century, the island was fortified by the Spanish to defend itself from pirate attacks.
PORT OF THE MADONNA
You can see the Our Lady's Mantlealso known as Porto della Madonna.
Its name comes from the fact that this area offers safe shelter to sailors in almost all wind conditions. But the real spectacle is the colour of the sea: a deep, crystal-clear blue that takes your breath away.
Imagine a pristine natural pool with shallow, transparent waters, where you can swim surrounded by colourful fish and the unspoilt beauty of nature. A true paradise for lovers of the sea and snorkelling.
The Manto della Madonna is an absolute must for anyone visiting the La Maddalena Archipelago. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this corner of paradise, where nature reigns supreme and offers unforgettable emotions.
La Maddalena Island
An unmissable stop is the landing in La Maddalena. You will have the opportunity to visit the historic centre of this characteristic village, rich in history and savour the fascinating energy that links this town, inextricably, to the sea.
FRENCH COVE
Once home to the island's most important granite quarry. Here, over 400 stonemasons worked tirelessly, contributing to the socio-economic development of La Maddalena. The quarrying activity was so flourishing that, in the early 19th century, the island was nicknamed the 'little Paris'.
CALA D'INFERNO
A cove with a suggestive name frames the Chiesetta dei Pescatori (Fishermen's Church). Built by Uncle Giacomo Scotto as a sign of devotion to the Madonna for saving him from several shipwrecks, this small church represents a touch of spirituality immersed in the wild beauty of the landscape.
CALA GAVETTA
The marina of La Maddalena
Map
PARKING
Where to park embarking boat trips La Maddalena
We have said that it is possible to leave from various ports in northern Sardinia to see the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park. But there is one thing to remember: during the summer, villages usually inhabited by a few thousand people suddenly host thousands of tourists. One must therefore be careful about parking.
Follow these tips
LEAVE EARLY
especially during the high season, you may find queues at the ticket booths and lines on the road. To be on the safe side, leave 1 hour early. Arriving early will help you avoid waiting and stress.
Motorboats on boat trips are a bit like airplanes: if you are late, you miss the trip. So get there on time!
PREPARE COINS
Often the columns only accept coins, so make sure you have enough before parking.
As an alternative to columns:
DOWNLOAD APP
In Palau, La Maddalena, Santa Teresa Gallura main ports of departure, EasyPark and MyCicero are in operation, allowing parking to be paid remotely via smartphone.
REMEMBER TO DISPLAY THE TICKET
Even if you have paid online, it is not certain that the parking attendants can verify your payment in real time. So get pen and paper ready and write 'paid with EasyPark' on your dashboard.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions: boat trips La Maddalena
How much does a boat trip to La Maddalena cost?
Prices for a boat trip to La Maddalena can vary depending on the type of boat and the duration. In general, prices for a typical half-day excursion start at around €50 per person, while a full-day excursion can be expected to cost around €80-€100 per person.
Motorboat excursions cost around €40-60 per person
Where do the excursions to La Maddalena depart from?
Boat excursions to La Maddalena depart from various locations on the north coast of Sardinia. The main ones are Palau, Santa Teresa di Gallura and Cannigione,
What can you see during the hike?
Among the main points of interest to visit by boat in La Maddalena are the island of Budelli, famous for its pink beach, the island of Spargi, with its coves and inlets, and the island of Santa Maria, where the famous Conigli beach is located.
During the excursion, is the territory described?
Yes, the captain or an audio guide will describe the itinerary and points of interest encountered during the excursion.
On some motor ships it is possible to listen to descriptions via geolocalised app and earphones.
This service is usually multilingual.
Where can I find parking in Palau?
Parking spaces differ depending on which port you choose for your departure. However, we recommend that you arrive at your port of departure early enough to park your car in a suitable place and avoid any unpleasant penalties.
Palau
There are pay car parks with columns near the embarkation point, so bring coins for the parking meter.
Cannigione
In front of the harbour you can find a square with paid parking spaces.
Santa teresa Gallura
There are not many parking spaces, so we recommend that you arrive early enough to find a parking space and check in without rushing.
Baja Sardinia
You can find free and paid parking spaces a few hundred metres from the port, in the pine forest.
Always check each activity's card for up-to-date location information.
Is there shade on the boat?
Motor ships are much more than boats, they are almost miniature ferries.
The upper deck is uncovered to enjoy the scenery and fine weather but there are maxi awnings that the crew open to protect passengers from the sun during the hottest hours.
What should I bring?
Take with you:
- swimming costume
- beach towel
- sunscreen
- sunglasses
Some motor vessels provide free of charge:
- snorkelling mask
- parasol
Check whether the ticket you are buying includes these services or not.
We recommend that you also bring a long-sleeved T-shirt because after a sunny day, you may suffer from the temperature difference on the way back. In general, bring whatever you think is appropriate for a day at the beach.
Can I bring food from home?
Of course, there is no problem.
You can easily bring your favourite food from home to make lunch or a snack.
On most motorboats, however, it is possible to buy lunch on board with starters, main course and coffee.
Is there a bar on board?
Yes, there is a bar on board with sandwiches, snacks, coffee and drinks.
These products are usually not included in the cost of the ticket. Some motor ships are very environmentally friendly and have abandoned the use of plastic and use only compostable and recyclable products.
Is there a toilet on board?
Yes, there is a toilet on board.
There is usually a ladies' room and a gents' room.
Is the trip suitable for everyone?
This hike is suitable for everyone. It is perfect for all ages, great for families with children, groups of friends, couples, solo travellers.
You can choose your type of excursion and decide whether you want to book an exclusive boat or book a ticket and share this experience with other travellers.
We suggest you check the 'important information' section of each activity so that you can choose the trip and the provider that best suits your needs.
Is it possible to bathe during the trip?
Of course! It would be a real shame not to go swimming in this corner of paradise! Each type of excursion includes several bathing stops - usually 3 or 4 - to allow you to relax and fully enjoy a day on a boat in the Maddalena Park.
Some motor vessels are equipped with a 'stern beach', so you can swim from the boat.
What is the recommended clothing for the hike?
We recommend that you bring a swimming costume and a towel, for swimming during the stops in the most beautiful bays of the Archipelago. If you want to take a jumper with you, it might be useful for the return trip. Don't forget your sunglasses or hat! In short, bring everything you would bring for a day at the beach.
Is it possible to go down to the beach?
Yes, the itineraries always include stops at the beach.
There are usually 3-4 stops depending on the location of departure and the individual motor vessel making the excursion.
In addition, there will always be a stop for lunch
How do you get down to the beach?
The beaches can be reached by footbridge or on a tender (a small dinghy).
Motorboats are always organised and prepared to provide maximum comfort for passengers of all ages.
Can I bring my dog on board?
Generally, yes.
For many operators, animals are welcome guests on board, as long as they are well-behaved and small in size.
However, it may happen that in August you are not allowed to bring your pet because the heat and the many people in the area may make your pet nervous.
We recommend that you check the description of the individual activity or use the filters by selecting 'pets allowed'.
THE 7 SISTERS
La Maddalena Archipelago National Park
During a holiday in northern Sardinia, a boat trip to the islands is a must: the tour in the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park is one of the excursions you absolutely must do. The archipelago is rich in attractions, culture, history, nature and outdoor sports activities.
Where it is located
The La Maddalena archipelago is located in the north-east of Sardinia and lies off the coast of Gallura. This group of islands is known for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches and unspoilt nature.
Which islands it consists of
The tour boat to the islands allows you to visit the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park with its 7 sisters:
- La Maddalena, Little Paris
- Caprera and Garibaldi
- Santo Stefano and the military base
- Spargi (and Spargiotto) and its coves
- Budelli and the Pink Beach
- Santa Maria with the Port of Our Lady
- Razzoli and the lighthouse
1. La Maddalena
The island of La Maddalena, from which the park takes its name, is the largest of the more than 60 islands and islets that make up the archipelago.
On the island is the country La Maddalena known as 'La Petite Paris', is a seaside village considered to be one of the most beautiful and evocative in Sardinia thanks to its architectural elements of absolute value and prominence.
Frequented since prehistoric times, it began to be more densely populated around the end of the 1700s. The island has historically always had an important due to its strategic position in the Mediterranean Sea.
In 1973 it was the scene of an attempted invasion by the French army led by Napoleon Bonaparte.
Domenico Millelire in command of the Sardinian fleet drove the French back, convincing them to desist from the enterprise.
On the island there is French Covevery important granite quarry remained active until 1930. It seems that the granite extracted in these excavations was used to make numerous works, including the Ismailia monument placed at the defence of the Suez Canal in Egypt and the tomb of Clelia the eldest daughter of Giuseppe Garibaldi hero of two worlds.
La Maddalena is an island located in northern Sardinia, opposite the Costa Smeralda. The island is named after the Maddalena, a Spanish ship that sank off the coast in 1583. Over the centuries, the island has been disputed by several European powers, including Spain, France and the Kingdom of Sardinia.
In the 19th century, La Maddalena became a naval base for the Italian Navy. During World War I, the island was used as a base for naval operations against the Austro-Hungarian Empire. During World War II, La Maddalena was occupied by German forces and used as a base for their submarines.
After the war, the island remained a naval base of the Italian Navy until 2008, when the base was closed and the island was returned to the local community. Today, La Maddalena is a popular tourist destination in Sardinia, with numerous white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.
2. Caprera
The island of Caprera is the second largest in the archipelago and is connected to the island of La Maddalena by a bridge.
It boasts a small settlementthe village of Stagnali, and is famous for hosting Giuseppe Garibaldi in the last years of his life.
On the island is the Garibaldi Compendium where you can visit the Garibaldi's House, the General's Tomb and the Garibaldi Memorial Museum.
Caprera is also home to the prestigious Caprera Sailing Centre where one learns about real sea sailing aboard high-performance boats and dinghies in what is considered a paradise on earth.
The coastline is one of the most renowned and beautiful beaches on the island include the enchanting Wreck Beach south-east and the wonderful Coticcio Cove northeast.
The Mediterranean maquis, the pine forests that cover it and the juniper and holm oak woods create a magical atmosphere with a characteristic intense scent of nature that cannot be forgotten.
3. St. Stephen
On the island of Santo Stefano is the famous Villamarina granite quarry active until the mid-1900s.
You can also admire what remains of the US Navy base now disused that characterised the archipelago in the second half of the 20th century.
4. Scatter
Scatter a beautiful island in the Park on which there are remains of shepherds' settlements.
On the north, east and south sides are some of the most beautiful bays: Cala Bonifazzinca. Cala Ferrigno, Cala dell'Amore, Cala Granara, Cala Corsara and Cala Connari.
The beaches of Spargi are coves of white sand surrounded by large granite rocks with lush Mediterranean maquis vegetation behind it.
On the north side there are fortifications cleverly hidden among the rocks and vegetation.
The western side of the island is characterised by the cliffs, the slope facing the Mistral that crosses the Gulf of Lion and reaches the Bocche di Bonifacio.
Next to Spargi is Spargiotto, a minor islet of particular environmental importance on which the Corsican Seagull and the Bird of Storms.
5. Budelli
The island of Budelli is located north of Spargi and is predominantly uninhabitedexcept for the caretaker of the Pink Beach.
Budelli is home to the symbol of the park, the famous Pink Beach, a true natural monument. The colour of the sand is mainly given by skeletons of bryozoans (mainly Myriapora truncata) and foraminifera (mainly Miniacin miniacea) that give the sand an intense texture.
The pink beach's notoriety is also due to some scenes from the film Deserto Rosso by Michelangelo Antonioni.
This area enjoys the full protectionIt is not possible to get to the pink beach because, in order to preserve its beauty and protect its delicate ecosystem, access to the beach is not allowed.
6. St Mary's
The island of Santa Maria is home to a very small cluster of houses and owes its name to the medieval convent of St Mary formerly inhabited by Benedictine monks.
The island has a lovely beach located to the south-east, Cala Santa Maria. To the west, however, it is practically connected to the island of Razzoli by the suggestive Passo degli Asinelli.
In the tranquillity of these places the prestigious screenwriter Franco Solinas has written some of the most important films in Italian cinema.
The stretch of sea bordered by Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria is called Port of Our Lady, unequivocally one of the most attractive places in the park. It is a lagoon with enchanting water that offers shelter from practically any wind
7. Razzoli
The island of Santa Maria is home to a very small cluster of houses and owes its name to the medieval convent of St Mary formerly inhabited by Benedictine monks.
The island has a lovely beach located to the south-east, Cala Santa Maria. To the west, however, it is practically connected to the island of Razzoli by the suggestive Passo degli Asinelli.
In the tranquillity of these places the prestigious screenwriter Franco Solinas has written some of the most important films in Italian cinema.
The stretch of sea bordered by Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria is called Port of Our Lady, unequivocally one of the most attractive places in the park. It is a lagoon with enchanting water that offers shelter from practically any wind
HISTORY AND INSIGHTS
The La Maddalena Archipelago National Park: A Treasure of Biodiversity and Natural Beauty
A few numbers on the fly for the more curious
Number of islands62 islands and islets.
Total area20,000 hectares of which 15,000 hectares are sea and 5,000 hectares are land.
Year of establishment: 1994.
Rib lengthApproximately 180 kilometres.
Plant SpeciesMore than 750 different species.
Animal SpeciesOver 700 species of marine and terrestrial fauna.
Dive sitesMore than 30 dive spots known for their biodiversity.
Hiking trailsOver 30 kilometres of marked hiking trails.
Located in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park is one of the most fascinating and unspoilt corners of Italy. This natural paradise, established in 1994, covers an area of more than 20,000 hectares, of which about 15,000 are sea and 5,000 land. The archipelago is composed of seven main islands and numerous islets, each offering breathtaking scenery and rich biodiversity.
History and Geography
The La Maddalena Archipelago National Park is located off the north-east coast of Sardinia, in the province of Sassari. The seven main islands are
- La Maddalena
- Caprera, Santo Stefano
- Spargi, Budelli
- Santa Maria
- Razzoli.
La Maddalena, the largest of the archipelago, is also home to the town of the same name, which is the main town in the area. The archipelago has a fascinating history dating back to ancient times. It has been a crossroads of different civilisations, from the Phoenicians to the Romans, to the Pisans and the Genoese. During the Napoleonic era, the island of Caprera became famous for being the residence of the Italian national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Flora and Fauna
The La Maddalena Archipelago National Park is renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity. The flora of the archipelago is characterised by Mediterranean maquis, with species such as cistus, myrtle, juniper and mastic. In spring, the islands turn into a carpet of colourful flowers, creating an unforgettable natural spectacle.
The marine fauna is particularly rich due to the quality of the waters and the presence of numerous protected species. These include the common dolphin, the sea turtle and various species of fish and invertebrates. The archipelago is also an important resting place for many species of migratory birds, making it a true paradise for birdwatchers.
The National Park and its islands are characterised by the vegetation typical of the Mediterranean coastal strip, strongly influenced by the presence of wind, water scarcity, aridity of substrates and strong sunlight: the macchia.
The main exponents represented in the park are the juniper, arbutusthe mastic tree, the myrtlecistus and euphorbia.
The terrestrial fauna is characterised by the presence of numerous amphibians, reptiles and small-mediums mammals.
The avifauna includes many bird species, typical of the central-western Mediterranean islands, both breeding and migratory. Worth mentioning is the Corsican gull, the herring gull, the bird of storms, the tufted plover, the cormorant, the tern, the greater tern and the lesser tern.
Among the marine fauna, mention must certainly be made of the Pinna nobilis (a bivalve shell that can reach up to one metre in height), the brown grouper, the corvina and the seabream. Together with the large cartilaginous fish even the large marine mammalsdolphins and minke whales often peep through the waters of the park.
Conservation and Sustainability
Environmental protection and the promotion of sustainability are at the core of the National Park. Various projects and initiatives have been launched to preserve the natural habitats and biodiversity of the area. Fishing regulations, pollution control and the promotion of sustainable tourism practices are just some of the measures taken to ensure the long-term preservation of the park.
A significant example is the management of the island of Budelli, famous for its Spiaggia rosa. This beach, famous for its pink sand due to the presence of microorganisms and coral fragments, has been closed to the public to protect the delicate ecosystem. Today it can only be admired from a certain distance, thus ensuring its preservation.
Activities and Tourism
The La Maddalena Archipelago National Park offers numerous opportunities for those who wish to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean. Hiking, boat trips, snorkelling and scuba diving are just some of the activities that can be enjoyed. Hiking trails on the islands allow you to discover breathtaking views, ancient fortifications and places of historical interest.
The town of La Maddalena, with its picturesque historic centre, offers a pleasant combination of culture, history and local gastronomy. Visitors can explore the museums dedicated to the history of the archipelago and the figure of Garibaldi, enjoy typical Sardinian dishes and participate in the cultural events and traditional festivals that enliven the island throughout the year.
Conclusion
The La Maddalena Archipelago National Park is a jewel of Italy's natural heritage. Its crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches and rich biodiversity offer a unique experience for all those who love nature and adventure. The combination of natural beauty, history and culture makes this park an unmissable destination for those visiting Sardinia and wishing to discover one of the most fascinating places in the Mediterranean.
What are the best boat trips La Maddalena?
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- Palau
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- Cannigione
Boat Tours
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- Palau
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- Palau
Boat Tours
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- Palau