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The Italian island of Sardinia is a striking land of contrasts, with a wild interior and a glamorous coastline.
Charter itineraries around Sardinia typically start at the north-eastern corner, in an area known as the Costa Smeralda. Porto Cervo is the undisputed capital of the Costa Smeralda, where every summer, the port plays host to a bounty of luxury superyachts. Choose from a multitude of designer stores and chic boutiques in town, then head to the prestigious restaurants and fashionable clubs, which are at the centre of the coast's nightlife.
The bay of Cala di Volpe is one of the most famous and luxurious spots on Costa Smeralda. The sparkling coastline is fringed with beaches and clear waters and has many ideal anchorages for water sports.
Exclusively for members and their guests, the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda is an icon of the sailing world and a cocktail on its roof terrace is an experience not to be missed - speak to your Captain about making a visit. If you are visiting Sardinia in June, why not take in the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta held at the yacht club - sailing superyachts chasing each other through the archipelago is an impressive sight.
To discover real Sardinian life, take a step away from the bustling Costa Smeralda and venture inland to the idyllic mountain village of San Pantaleo. Talk with locals at one of the many traditional osterias serving local specialities of pasta and grilled meat or fish.
Suspended between Sardinia and Corsica, the Madellena islands should also be explored. This scatter of seven large islands and 55 tiny isolotti has some of the most spectacular beaches in Italy and some of the cleanest and clearest lagoons. Turquoise waters and unspoilt beaches with a rugged Caribbean-style backdrop. Many of the beaches are only accessible by boat, giving you the exclusivity and tranquillity you deserve.
In the archipelago, swimming, sailing and long walks are the default activities. BBut at the end of a long day, head to La Maddalena, a surprisingly large, lively, sophisticated town to enjoy the buzz from the bars and bookshops, cinemas, shops and restaurants.
