How do I choose between the many boat and sea experiences in Alghero?

Start with what you want from the water. Dolphin watching suits wildlife lovers and families, snorkelling tours focus on the marine reserve at Porto Conte and Capo Caccia, and catamaran or sailing trips are more about relaxing, swimming stops and food on board.

Are Alghero's outdoor experiences suitable for families and non-swimmers?

Many are. Dolphin-watching and jeep tours involve little or no swimming, and catamaran and sailing trips usually welcome passengers who prefer to stay on board while others snorkel. For snorkelling and mini-yacht excursions, expect a basic comfort in the water and follow the crew's guidance.

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Things to do in Alghero

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About l'Alguer/Alghero

Alghero pairs a Catalan-inflected old town and honey-coloured sea walls with one of Sardinia's most rewarding stretches of coast, where the protected waters of Porto Conte and Capo Caccia sit just minutes from the harbour. The sea is the main event here, and the range of ways to get out on it is genuinely wide — from the Alghero Dolphin Watching Tour with Marine Biologists - Ecotourism Experience, led by researchers who know these waters, to the Alghero: Sunset Sailing Aperitif Experience - Unforgettable Journey, which trades sightseeing for a slow golden-hour sail. Inland, guided 4x4 routes

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Summer is peak season, and the boat tours, catamaran sunsets and snorkelling trips around Porto Conte and Capo Caccia fill up fastest on clear-weather days. Book several days ahead for weekend dates and for anything with limited capacity, such as small-group sailing or dolphin-watching departures.