How much do food and wine cruises in La Maddalena cost?

Most cruises in the archipelago sit in the upper mid-range bracket, and the ones that include a full lunch, a tasting or a smaller boat with fewer guests sit at the premium end. Longer full-day departures and catamaran or sailing-ship formats generally cost more than shorter shared trips.

Which food and wine cruises in La Maddalena offer free cancellation?

Almost every cruise listed here can be cancelled free of charge, usually up to 24 hours before departure. That covers the sailing and catamaran departures with lunch, the RIB and monomaran tours, and the historic sailing-ship trips.

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Food & wine · La Maddalena

Food & Wine Cruises in La Maddalena

Average rating4.8Median price$150

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About La Maddalena

La Maddalena's granite islands sit in some of the clearest water in the Mediterranean, and the best way to taste the archipelago is from the deck of a boat with a glass in hand. Sailing ships and catamarans here pair island hopping with onboard lunches of Sardinian specialities, as on the Maddalena Archipelago: Sailing Tour with Lunch and Island Visits, while the La Maddalena Catamaran Sail from Cannigione with Tasting & Snorkel adds a tasting stop to the swim-and-sail routine. Days run long, moorings are calm, and the food is served where the view does most of the work.

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The meal is the point, not an add-on. On these cruises the captain anchors in a sheltered bay while lunch or a tasting is served on board, usually built around Sardinian products and local wine. You still see the archipelago's beaches and swim stops, but the rhythm of the day is set by when the food is served rather than by a fixed sightseeing.