How much do water day trips in Sardinia cost?

Pricing sits in the upper mid-range overall, and it tracks duration, group size and exclusivity more than distance. Shared dinghy and RIB excursions of three to four hours are the most accessible, full-day Gulf of Orosei runs and tours with lunch included cost more, and private boat charters with a skipper are the premium end.

Which Sardinia water day trips offer free cancellation?

Almost all of them do — the large majority of listings on this page include free cancellation, so you can reserve a spot and still change plans if the weather or your itinerary shifts. The half-day private La Maddalena charter is the exception flagged as selling fast, so it is worth booking early if that is the one you want.

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Water Day Trips in Sardinia

Average rating4.5Median price$124

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About Sardinia

Sardinia's coastline is the reason to plan a day on the water here: granite cliffs dropping into impossibly clear water, sea caves you can only reach by boat, and archipelagos where the swimming stops are the destination. A dinghy run to the islands off San Teodoro, like the Tavolara and Molara Islands Dinghy Excursion from San Teodoro, shows how much of the island's best water is invisible from the road, while the Dinghy Excursion in the Gulf of Orosei: Cala Mariolu and Cala Goloritzé covers the east coast's most famous coves in a single day.

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Sardinia's best swimming spots are often unreachable by car or on foot, so the boat is the point rather than the transport. Day trips here are built around repeated swim and snorkel stops in clear, sheltered water, plus sea caves and archipelagos such as La Maddalena, Tavolara and the Gulf of Orosei.