How much do food and wine cruises in Sardinia cost?

Prices sit mostly in the upper mid-range, reflecting the food, drinks and smaller group sizes included. Short aperitivo cruises of two to three hours are the most accessible, while full-day sails with lunch on board and premium small-group RIB excursions cost more.

Which Sardinian cruises offer free cancellation?

Every experience on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a place and adjust plans if the weather or your itinerary changes. That covers the aperitivo catamaran from Porto Conte, the full-day Asinara sailboat tour with lunch, the Gulf of Cagliari excursion with lunch on board and the premium La Maddalena RIB trip.

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Food & wine · Sardinia

Food & Wine Cruises in Sardinia

Average rating4.7Median price$138

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About Sardinia

Sardinia's coastline is best tasted from the water, where a morning swim gives way to a glass of Vermentino and a plate of bottarga or pane carasau. Along the Gulf of Alghero, the Alghero Mini Yacht Excursion: Boat Tour, Snorkeling & Food pairs snorkeling stops with a proper onboard spread, while the Porto Conte Half-Day Catamaran Tour with Aperitif keeps things relaxed with an aperitivo anchored off the cliffs. Whether you want a short tasting sail or a full day with lunch served on deck, the region's boat trips are built around eating and drinking well.

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Frequently asked questions

The focus shifts from sightseeing to tasting. On these cruises the itinerary is built around an aperitivo at anchor, a lunch served on board or a tasting of local wines and products, often timed so you eat while moored in a quiet bay rather than rushing between stops.