We leave Santa Teresa Gallura on a small boat with no more than six passengers and cross the Strait of Bonifacio, which separates Sardinia from Corsica. The highlight is the Lavezzi archipelago, a French nature reserve with crystal-clear water and wind-sculpted granite rocks.
Itinerary
- Stop at Piana island for a first swim.
- About three hours on Lavezzi to snorkel and walk the trails.
- Cruise past Cavallo island.
- Last swim in the Capo Testa marine protected area before heading back.
Who it is for
Couples and families looking for a different nature day. Bring your ID card or passport: you enter French territory.
What to bring
Swimwear, your own mask if you have one, rock shoes, water and sunscreen. A beach towel and an aperitif with Sardinian produce are included.
Best time: May to September. The strait is windy: with a strong mistral the date is moved.
Booking and cancelation
We confirm your place with a trusted local provider and send you the exact meeting point and time in writing. If weather or the authorities force a cancelation, we offer another date or a full refund. Prices are final, with taxes included, and you pay securely online when booking.
Included
- Skipper
- Swim and snorkel stops
- Sardinian aperitif with Vermentino
- Towel and sunscreen
FAQs
Do I need a passport?
A valid ID card or passport is enough, as you enter France.
Do we visit Bonifacio town?
No, the route focuses on Lavezzi and the islands; Bonifacio is seen from the sea.
What if it is windy?
If the strait is unsafe, the date is changed or refunded.
