Capo Ceraso is a granite promontory located on the southern shore of the Gulf of Olbia. Rich in coves and small islands, the granite rocks the rich Mediterranean scrub contrasts with the emerald water. A perfect setting to spend pleasant moments anchored away from the southern winds.

The Marine Protected Area of Tavolara includes the islands of Tavolara and Molara, as well as numerous smaller islands. Tavolara is an imposing limestone island, whose morphology will remain imprinted forever in the memories of visitors. After a stop near the bay of Spalmatore, we will visit the picturesque cliff overlooking a sea particularly rich in biodiversity and a popular destination for divers. Depending on the agreed itinerary, you can visit the island of Molara, wild and uninhabited for many years. We will drop anchor in the sandy bottom of the Natural Pools of Molara, a stretch of sea characterized by incredibly transparent water and rich in marine life

Another really interesting place to visit is the island of Figarolo, located on the northern side of the Gulf of Olbia. The small beach of the island or the inlet of Cala Moresca offer a good break from the northern winds. The island is surrounded by a very rich seabed of fish and is home to several species of seabirds. There is also a small population of mouflons, which we can spot with a little luck sailing near the coast. In this area it is not difficult to meet dolphins of the bottlenose dolphin species (Tursiops truncatus), attracted by the presence of a fish farm. With any luck you can see them up close as they jump or play with the wake of the boat.