ARBATAX GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
From Arbatax to Cala Luna: a 9‑hour boat odyssey along Baunei’s cliff‑lined coves
A full‑day guided cruise from Arbatax that visits Cala Goloritzè, Cala Mariolu, Cala Sisine and Cala Luna with long beach stops and snorkeling opportunities.
From Arbatax to Cala Luna: a 9‑hour boat odyssey along Baunei’s cliff‑lined coves.
Climb aboard in Arbatax for a nine‑hour guided boat tour that threads the dramatic Baunei coastline, gives almost six hours ashore across a series of coves and offers prolonged chances to swim and snorkel among turquoise water, shipwrecks and rich Mediterranean life.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Coves that read like a postcard
The itinerary concentrates on Baunei’s most celebrated fragments of coast — from the iconic spire‑lined Cala Goloritzè to the sweep of Cala Luna — with long beach stops that let you absorb the pale cliffs and clear, Caribbean‑blue water.
Snorkeling, shipwrecks and the chance of dolphins
The day includes snorkeling with colorful fish, octopus and, occasionally, dolphins; the route also passes sites of historic shipwrecks and other underwater points of interest.
Access to hidden bays only reachable by boat
Escape the shore‑side crowds: the tour visits secret beaches and caves — places described as accessible only by boat — within Sardinia’s natural park, reaching stretches that are not easy to access on foot.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
It’s a full, unhurried day at sea: a nine‑hour outing that parcels the coastline into long cruising legs and generous beach time — nearly six hours in total — so you can swim, snorkel and stretch on shoreline stretches from Cala Goloritzè up to Cala Luna and the Piscine di Venere.
THE LANDSCAPE
Coves that read like a postcard
The itinerary concentrates on Baunei’s most celebrated fragments of coast — from the iconic spire‑lined Cala Goloritzè to the sweep of Cala Luna — with long beach stops that let you absorb the pale cliffs and clear, Caribbean‑blue water.
THE MARINE LIFE
Snorkeling, shipwrecks and the chance of dolphins
The day includes snorkeling with colorful fish, octopus and, occasionally, dolphins; the route also passes sites of historic shipwrecks and other underwater points of interest.
THE ROUTE
Access to hidden bays only reachable by boat
Escape the shore‑side crowds: the tour visits secret beaches and caves — places described as accessible only by boat — within Sardinia’s natural park, reaching stretches that are not easy to access on foot.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this day is best for
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The outing is a nine‑hour sightseeing boat cruise with almost six hours total at beaches and multiple shore stops during the day.
Bring swimwear, towel, sunscreen, hat and a light change of clothes; bring ID and small change for incidental fees. A snorkeling kit is listed among onboard availability.
Onboard offerings include a welcome coffee break, aperitif, water and drinks, soft drinks, snacks and meals, afternoon tea & Prosecco, cooler bags and sun umbrellas.
Grotta del Fico tickets and ecological‑tax tickets (noted as €3 per person) are listed among onboard items; verify collection and payment details with the operator.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The tour is nine hours in duration.
Where does the boat depart from?
The cruise departs from Arbatax.
Which coves and highlights are on the route?
The itinerary includes Cala Goloritzè, Cala Mariolu, Cala Sisine, Cala Luna, the Piscine di Venere and the Grotta del Fico among other coastal stops.
Is snorkeling part of the trip?
Yes — snorkeling with Mediterranean marine life is part of the experience and snorkeling kits are listed among onboard availability.
Is lunch provided?
The official title of the experience specifies 'no lunch' in the listing.
Is there an ecological tax to pay?
An ecological tax ticket of €3 per person is listed among the items available onboard.