Tavolara and Molara

Discover Tavolara and Molara

A territory waiting to be discovered with our vintage boats, bays, coves, stories and legends

Gita Tavolara Latin Sailboat Armanda Mother Porto San Paolo

Tavolara boat trip

Tavolara

Tavolara, a jewel set in the Sardinian sea, is an island that fascinates with its history, its wild nature and the beauty of its coasts. Thousand-year-old legends surround this limestone massif, passing down stories of pirates, hidden treasures and island kings. Its crystalline bays, such as Cala Tramontana, offer breathtaking views and transparent waters, ideal for snorkelling and diving.

The most hidden coves, reachable only by sea, are a refuge for those seeking tranquility and intimacy, surrounded by uncontaminated nature.

Its most recent history is linked to the singular story of the Kingdom of Tavolara, a small independent monarchy born in the 19th century and which lasted until the 1960s. The Bertoleoni family reigned on this island, living in complete autonomy.

Now the wild nature of Tavolara is home to a rich biodiversity: endemic species such as the Tavolara broom color the cliffs, while numerous species of sea birds, including seagulls, cormorants and peregrine falcons, nest on the cliffs overlooking the sea, creating a fascinating spectacle of nature.

Tour Tavolara Area Marina Protetta Sailing San Paolo

Molara boat trip

Molara

Molara, a little-known pearl in the Tavolara Punta Coda Cavalllo Marine Protected Area, is an island that enchants with its wild and uncontaminated beauty. In the crystalline sea in front of Porto San Paolo, its jagged coasts, shaped by the wind and the sea, hide hidden coves and crystalline bays, perfect for snorkelling lovers.

Here too, legends of pirates and hidden treasures hover over this island, wrapping it in an aura of mystery. Stories handed down over time tell of an exiled Pope who found refuge in this corner of paradise.

Molara today is a paradise, famous for its waters called "Natural Pools of Molara" and for those seeking tranquility and contact with nature, a place where time seems to stop.

Sanpaolo Sailing Tour Tavolara In Veliero Sanpaolo 1977

Cala Girgolu and Sassi Piatti boat tour

Cala Girgolu and Sassi Piatti

Cala Girgolu, a bay with breathtakingly colored water, a jewel set near Porto San Paolo and San Teodoro, is a complex of coves and beaches that enchants with its wild beauty.

The main beach, with its fine white sand, is an unmissable attraction for exploring this little paradise. But it is by moving east that the true hidden gems are discovered: the coves in the area known as Sassi Piatti.

These rock formations smoothed by salt, wind and sea create a unique landscape, perfect for lovers of snorkelling and diving. Beaches with lush vegetation are a true oasis of peace, ideal for those seeking tranquility.

The entire area is characterized by crystal clear water and a variety of colors ranging from turquoise to emerald green, creating a natural picture of rare beauty.

Tavolara E Molara Sailing San Paolo

Tavolara Marine Protected Area

Marine Protected Area Tavolara Punta Coda Cavallo

The Tavolara – Punta Coda Cavallo Marine Protected Area is a true paradise for sea and nature lovers. This vast territory, which includes the islands of Tavolara and Molara, is a jewel set in the heart of north-eastern Sardinia.

A mosaic of sandy seabeds, rocky seabeds, Posidonia oceanica meadows, and colorful coral reefs that host a unique marine biodiversity. The crystal clear waters offer the spectacle of rich and varied marine fauna, with colorful fish and marine mammals.

The rugged coasts, hidden coves and high cliffs create a landscape of rare beauty, ideal for excursions, diving and snorkelling. A place where nature is the true protagonist and where man can rediscover the profound connection with the sea.

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