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Awaiting verification by an Israeli skipper. This route is an editorial draft by Tripli. Distances, sailing times and moorings are approximate and have not yet been checked by an Israeli skipper. Do not plan a passage from it.

Base and airport

Cannigione

Airport: OLB

Season

May to October

Best months: June, September

Difficulty

Advanced

Cost estimate

€3,000-9,000 per week (monohull)

Mooring per week, monohull: €120-550 per week

Mooring per week, catamaran: €120-850 per week

Editorial planning estimate, not a quote. Planning ranges only, not a live price or availability. A real price comes only in a written quote from the charter company.

What not to miss on this route

The highlights along the way, from Tripli's editorial research. Check with the skipper what suits the wind, the season and the time you have.

La Maddalena
Bonifacio cliffs
Budelli
Caprera

Route map

Schematic only. Not for navigation. Overnight positions are approximate. The sea-mark layer (OpenSeaMap) is built by the community; it shows harbours, lights and sometimes depth soundings, and is no substitute for an official nautical chart. Before every mooring, check depths, wind and harbour conditions on an up-to-date chart and in the pilot book.

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Day by day

Tap a day to see the stop: photo, type of berth, the sail and what we know about it.

Day 1: CannigioneMarina
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Marina
Role of the stop
Embarkation / fleet cluster
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
Check-in, provisioning and safety briefing
Day 2: CapreraAnchorage · about 1.3-2.3 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop
about 6.1 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 1.3-2.3 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop
Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
La Maddalena
Sardinia, officially the Autonomous Region of Sardinia, is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, and one of the twenty regions of Italy. It is located 200 kilometres west of the Italian Peninsula, 200 km (110 nmi) north of Tunisia, and 16.5 km (9 nmi) south of the French island of Corsica. Sardinia is one of five Italian regions with statutory domestic autonomy. It is divided into six provinces and two metropolitan cities. Cagliari is the capital and largest city, followed by Sassari. Sar
Source: Sardinia · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.
Day 3: BonifacioMarina · about 3.8-6.8 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Marina
Distance from the previous stop
about 18.2 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 3.8-6.8 hours (estimate)
Mooring fee
Published example: EUR 60-120 per night (monohull). Range on this route: 60-120. Indicative, verified, not a reservation.
Role of the stop
Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way
- Cala di Trana (bay, about 14 km from the start)
- Calaccia (bay, about 16 km from the start)
Timing: leave by 09:00, anchor at Cala di Trana around 11:16 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 15:48 to get a berth. Note: this is a long leg, so the start is earlier than usual to reach the harbour before it fills.
An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.
Bonifacio cliffs
The Strait of Bonifacio is the strait which connects the islands of Corsica and Sardinia. It is named after the Corsican town Bonifacio, the most southerly on the island, which was in turn named after Boniface I, Margrave of Tuscany, who founded a citadel in its location circa 828 AD.
Source: Strait of Bonifacio · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.
Day 4: Porto MadonnaAnchorage · about 2.6-4.6 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop
about 12.3 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 2.6-4.6 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop
Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way
- Cala di Ghiuncu (bay, about 10 km from the start)
- Cala Lazarina (bay, about 9 km from the start)
Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at Cala di Ghiuncu around 11:04 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 14:36 to get a berth.
An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.
Budelli
Sardinia, officially the Autonomous Region of Sardinia, is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, and one of the twenty regions of Italy. It is located 200 kilometres west of the Italian Peninsula, 200 km (110 nmi) north of Tunisia, and 16.5 km (9 nmi) south of the French island of Corsica. Sardinia is one of five Italian regions with statutory domestic autonomy. It is divided into six provinces and two metropolitan cities. Cagliari is the capital and largest city, followed by Sassari. Sar
Source: Sardinia · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.
Day 5: La MaddalenaMarina · about 0.7-1.3 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Marina
Distance from the previous stop
about 3.4 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 0.7-1.3 hours (estimate)
Mooring fee
Published example: EUR 60-120 per night (monohull). Range on this route: 60-120. Indicative, verified, not a reservation.
Role of the stop
Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way
- Cala Maiore (bay, about 3 km from the start)
- Cala L'Inferno (bay, about 4 km from the start)
Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at Cala Maiore around 09:56 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 12:00 to get a berth.
An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.
Caprera
The Maddalena Archipelago is a group of islands in the Strait of Bonifacio between Corsica (France) and Sardinia (Italy). The whole archipelago makes the territory of the La Maddalena comune in Sardinia.
Source: Maddalena archipelago · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.
Day 6: Porto PalmaAnchorage · about 0.5-0.9 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop
about 2.4 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 0.5-0.9 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop
Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
La Maddalena
Sardinia, officially the Autonomous Region of Sardinia, is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, and one of the twenty regions of Italy. It is located 200 kilometres west of the Italian Peninsula, 200 km (110 nmi) north of Tunisia, and 16.5 km (9 nmi) south of the French island of Corsica. Sardinia is one of five Italian regions with statutory domestic autonomy. It is divided into six provinces and two metropolitan cities. Cagliari is the capital and largest city, followed by Sassari. Sar
Source: Sardinia · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.
Day 7: BudelliAnchorage · about 1.4-2.6 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop
about 6.9 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 1.4-2.6 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop
Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way
- Cala Maiore (bay, about 7 km from the start)
- Cala L'Inferno (bay, about 6 km from the start)
Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at Cala Maiore around 10:36 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 13:00 to get a berth.
An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.
Bonifacio cliffs
The Maddalena Archipelago is a group of islands in the Strait of Bonifacio between Corsica (France) and Sardinia (Italy). The whole archipelago makes the territory of the La Maddalena comune in Sardinia.
Source: Maddalena archipelago · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.
Day 8: CannigioneMarina · about 2.4-4.2 hours sailing
Taken near the stop (within 4 km).
Type of berth
Marina
Distance from the previous stop
about 11.3 nautical miles
Sailing time
about 2.4-4.2 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop
Embarkation / fleet cluster
Mooring permission
Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions
We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.
⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way
- La Fumata (bay, about 10 km from the start)
- Padule (bay, about 9 km from the start)
Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at La Fumata around 11:07 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 14:18 to get a berth.
An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.
Budelli

The first and last night are at the base. Sailing times are estimates only and depend on wind, boat and crew.

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Day by day

Tap a day to see the stop: photo, type of berth, the sail and what we know about it.

Day 1: CannigioneMarina

Cannigione: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Marina
Role of the stop: Embarkation / fleet cluster
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

Check-in, provisioning and safety briefing

Day 2: CapreraAnchorage · about 1.3-2.3 hours sailing

Caprera: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop: about 6.1 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 1.3-2.3 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop: Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

La Maddalena

Sardinia, officially the Autonomous Region of Sardinia, is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, and one of the twenty regions of Italy. It is located 200 kilometres west of the Italian Peninsula, 200 km (110 nmi) north of Tunisia, and 16.5 km (9 nmi) south of the French island of Corsica. Sardinia is one of five Italian regions with statutory domestic autonomy. It is divided into six provinces and two metropolitan cities. Cagliari is the capital and largest city, followed by Sassari. Sar
Source: Sardinia · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.

Day 3: BonifacioMarina · about 3.8-6.8 hours sailing

Bonifacio: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Marina
Distance from the previous stop: about 18.2 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 3.8-6.8 hours (estimate)
Mooring fee: Published example: EUR 60-120 per night (monohull). Range on this route: 60-120. Indicative, verified, not a reservation.
Role of the stop: Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way

Cala di Trana (bay, about 14 km from the start)
Calaccia (bay, about 16 km from the start)

Timing: leave by 09:00, anchor at Cala di Trana around 11:16 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 15:48 to get a berth. Note: this is a long leg, so the start is earlier than usual to reach the harbour before it fills.

An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.

Bonifacio cliffs

The Strait of Bonifacio is the strait which connects the islands of Corsica and Sardinia. It is named after the Corsican town Bonifacio, the most southerly on the island, which was in turn named after Boniface I, Margrave of Tuscany, who founded a citadel in its location circa 828 AD.
Source: Strait of Bonifacio · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.

Day 4: Porto MadonnaAnchorage · about 2.6-4.6 hours sailing

Porto Madonna: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop: about 12.3 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 2.6-4.6 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop: Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way

Cala di Ghiuncu (bay, about 10 km from the start)
Cala Lazarina (bay, about 9 km from the start)

Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at Cala di Ghiuncu around 11:04 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 14:36 to get a berth.

An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.

Budelli

Sardinia, officially the Autonomous Region of Sardinia, is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, and one of the twenty regions of Italy. It is located 200 kilometres west of the Italian Peninsula, 200 km (110 nmi) north of Tunisia, and 16.5 km (9 nmi) south of the French island of Corsica. Sardinia is one of five Italian regions with statutory domestic autonomy. It is divided into six provinces and two metropolitan cities. Cagliari is the capital and largest city, followed by Sassari. Sar
Source: Sardinia · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.

Day 5: La MaddalenaMarina · about 0.7-1.3 hours sailing

La Maddalena: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Marina
Distance from the previous stop: about 3.4 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 0.7-1.3 hours (estimate)
Mooring fee: Published example: EUR 60-120 per night (monohull). Range on this route: 60-120. Indicative, verified, not a reservation.
Role of the stop: Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way

Cala Maiore (bay, about 3 km from the start)
Cala L'Inferno (bay, about 4 km from the start)

Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at Cala Maiore around 09:56 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 12:00 to get a berth.

An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.

Caprera

The Maddalena Archipelago is a group of islands in the Strait of Bonifacio between Corsica (France) and Sardinia (Italy). The whole archipelago makes the territory of the La Maddalena comune in Sardinia.
Source: Maddalena archipelago · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.

Day 6: Porto PalmaAnchorage · about 0.5-0.9 hours sailing

Porto Palma: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop: about 2.4 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 0.5-0.9 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop: Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

La Maddalena

Sardinia, officially the Autonomous Region of Sardinia, is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, and one of the twenty regions of Italy. It is located 200 kilometres west of the Italian Peninsula, 200 km (110 nmi) north of Tunisia, and 16.5 km (9 nmi) south of the French island of Corsica. Sardinia is one of five Italian regions with statutory domestic autonomy. It is divided into six provinces and two metropolitan cities. Cagliari is the capital and largest city, followed by Sassari. Sar
Source: Sardinia · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.

Day 7: BudelliAnchorage · about 1.4-2.6 hours sailing

Budelli: illustrative photo — Taken near the stop (within 4 km).

Type of berth: Anchorage
Distance from the previous stop: about 6.9 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 1.4-2.6 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop: Overnight stop; may have no weekly-charter fleet
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way

Cala Maiore (bay, about 7 km from the start)
Cala L'Inferno (bay, about 6 km from the start)

Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at Cala Maiore around 10:36 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 13:00 to get a berth.

An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.

Bonifacio cliffs

The Maddalena Archipelago is a group of islands in the Strait of Bonifacio between Corsica (France) and Sardinia (Italy). The whole archipelago makes the territory of the La Maddalena comune in Sardinia.
Source: Maddalena archipelago · Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). A general description of the place, not of the marina itself.

Day 8: CannigioneMarina · about 2.4-4.2 hours sailing

Type of berth: Marina
Distance from the previous stop: about 11.3 nautical miles
Sailing time: about 2.4-4.2 hours (estimate)
Role of the stop: Embarkation / fleet cluster
Mooring permission: Check local notices before mooring
Depth and entry conditions: We have no verified depth data for this stop. On the map you can switch on the sea-mark layer; before arriving, check an official chart and the pilot book.

⚓ Suggested lunch stop on the way

La Fumata (bay, about 10 km from the start)
Padule (bay, about 9 km from the start)

Timing: leave by 09:30, anchor at La Fumata around 11:07 for a swim and lunch (about 90 minutes), and be in the harbour by 14:18 to get a berth.

An idea from OpenStreetMap, not navigation advice. Wind, swell and depth decide: check with the skipper before anchoring.

Budelli

The first and last night are at the base. Sailing times are estimates only and depend on wind, boat and crew.