If you've arrived at this page, it's because you're planning a boat tour of this magnificent island. You couldn't have made a better decision, we can assure you. Sardinia stands out as one of the best Italian regions, with its stunning coasts and incredible marine flora and fauna.

Sardinia has various attractions and regions that are simply waiting to be explored. Don't worry if you don't know where to go or how to book; we've compiled a list of all the top possibilities below so you can pick the one that best meets your needs.

What are the best boat tours in Sardinia?

- North Sardinia:

• Maddalena Archipelago: Trips from Palau's Port will immerse you in the National Park of La Maddalena. The Rosa beach in Budelli and the Cala Coticcio beach, a fantasy cove in the archipelago's eastern region are some of the most stunning beaches you will ever visit.

• Costa Smeralda: Known for its dreamy sea and spectacular bays, it is a popular resort for worldwide VIPs. In this regard, Porto Cervo must be your starting point for excursions in the hopes of spotting one of these renowned people's boats.

• Asinara National Park: departing from Marina di Stintino, you may visit some of the island's most famous locations, including Fornelli, known for its sea turtle rescue facility, Cala Reale, and Cala d'Oliva.

• Bonifacio and southern Corsica: Cruises into the Strait of Bonifacio beginning from Santa Teresa di Gallura will take you to beautiful caves and coves that are unique in their sort and ideal for snorkelling.

• Golfo Aranci: Taking a boat tour in these places also means you'll have the chance to see lovely wildlife like dolphins. If you wish to see the beautiful coasts of Sardinia's northeast, the Golfo d'Aranci is a must-see.

• Tavolara: This is a magnificent boat tour for nature enthusiasts in the centre of the Tavolara and Molara protected areas, where the seabed is home to diverse and colourful fauna and vegetation. Departing from the ports of Olbia or San Teodoro, you can enjoy breathtaking scenery and swim in waters that are only rivalled by those of the Caribbean.

- Southern Sardinia:

• Villasimius: Located in Capo di Carbonara's gorgeous marine protected area, Cala Regina, Mari Pintau, and the beaches of Torre delle Stelle and Solanas are among the first places to visit. You can even swim around the old Fortress, the islet of Santo Stefano, and the island of Cavoli, which has stunning scenery.

• Cagliari: There are various boat trip alternatives in the gorgeous Gulf of Cagliari, but we'll recommend the best ones for you. Cala Grande, nestled behind the picturesque Sella del Diavolo peninsula, is one of the first places to visit. Grotta dei Colombi and Cala Fighera are both close by. Calamosca is a lovely bay not to be missed, and the Poetto beach is a great sunset adventure.

• San Pietro Island: As you depart from Carloforte Port, you can visit this stunning volcanic island and its jagged coasts, which will leave you stunned. Piana Island and the Cave of the Geese may all be reached by sailing your boat up north. If you want to go swimming, stop in Cala Vinagra. However, if you just want to rest, moor your boat at La Caletta beach.

• The beaches of Chia and Turredda in the Gulf of Teulada are said to be among the most beautiful and evocative on Sardinia's south-western coast. It boasts crystal blue seas great for snorkelling and is an excellent place to unwind with loved ones or friends.

- Eastern Sardinia:

• Gulf of Orosei: The amazing caves in this gulf are one of the best adventures in eastern Sardinia. Cala Mariolu, great for snorkelling, and Cala Gonone are two places not to be missed.

• Ogliastra: Itineraries departing from Arbatax and Santa Maria Navarrese are available in this east coast province. You'll see Pedra Longa, Cala Goloritzé, and the stunning Fico and Bue Marino caves.

- Sardinia's West Coast:

• Bay of Bosa: In terms of the western half of Sardinia, this is, without a doubt the best kind of adventure you can embark on. The white beach of Porto Alabe, the Tower of Columbargia, the Corona Niedda cliffs, and Cala Capo Marrargiu are just a few of the attractions in this bay that runs between Alghero and Oristano.

Boat tours to the Buggerru and Pan di Zucchero near Iglesias and the Neptune Caves in Alghero are also highly recommended in western Sardinia.

In many cases, the companies that provide boat excursions in Sardinia will also provide you with fantastic lunches on board with local seafood and fish, or aperitifs with toasts to celebrate your special occasions. Celebrate birthdays, bachelor parties, hen parties, or any other celebration. You can even have romantic boat dinners with mooring in one of the many Sardinian ports.

Don't worry! The trips will be meticulously planned down to the last detail. There are plenty of options from the south to the north of Sardinia. Don't miss out on one of these exciting trips; you can't say you've been on vacation in Sardinia without taking a boat trip!

Day vacations, weekend getaways, or even just a few hours, Sardinia has something for everyone; check out our website for more details.