First swimming stop. Guests can swim to a beautiful fine-sand beach where a small sea cave can also be found.

Former nudist beach of Cagliari. Due to the shape of the cliffs, it remains a secluded and peaceful location. An excellent spot for snorkeling thanks to its rich marine biodiversity.

Along the way, we can admire the Capo Sant’Elia Lighthouse, a historic landmark and an important symbol for the city of Cagliari.

Passing by the Grotta dei Colombi (Pigeons' Cave) and the famous Roccia del Pisellino, we round the promontory and reach the Piscine di Gasole, located beneath the iconic Devil’s Saddle. The Piscine di Gasole are a hidden gem nestled at the foot of the majestic Devil’s Saddle, one of Cagliari’s most recognizable landmarks. Here you can enjoy a refreshing swim in calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters, perfect for snorkeling or simply relaxing. This stop is designed to let you admire this unique place from a privileged perspective. The contrast between the white limestone cliffs, the turquoise sea, and the green Mediterranean vegetation creates a truly spectacular setting. It is the perfect place to take memorable photos and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

We will bypass the Devil's Saddle reaching the last stop at Marina Piccola. The scenery changes considerably, as do the reflections of the water on the sea, which turns green. This area is particularly rich in marine life, the ideal place for sonrkeling.

The most famous beach serving the cities of Cagliari and Quartu Sant’Elena. It stretches for approximately 8 kilometers, from the Devil’s Saddle to Margine Rosso.

We will return at approximately 1:00 PM while enjoying the beautiful views of the Gulf of Angels.