Depart from Palau and head to Spargi, a wild and mysterious island characterized by numerous bays with fine white sand, surrounded by crystal-clear blue waters and granite rocks. Depending on the weather conditions, we make two stops to explore some of the most beautiful beaches, including Cala Corsara, where the famous "Witch Rock" overlooks the bay. Continue to Cala Soraya, known for its sand dunes along the beach, and Cala Granara, featuring crystal-clear, shallow waters lapping at the shore. These are perfect spots for snorkeling, swimming, or paddleboarding to the beach.

Sail in front of the famous Pink Beach, known for its distinctive pink color, which comes from tiny fragments of coral and shells. This beach is located within Zone A, a fully protected area. Since 1994, access and bathing have been prohibited, so while you cannot walk or swim there, simply seeing it is a magical experience.

Drop anchor near one of the most charming stretches of sea called Le Piscine on the Island of Budelli. The incredibly clear, shallow water creates natural pools bordering Cavalieri Beach. Here you can dive into the water snorkel, paddle boarding before enjoying a delicious lunch served with local wine.

Stop on the island of Razzoli, characterized by granite cliffs, in the Asinelli Channel, a 2 to 3-meter deep passage that connects Razzoli to Santa Maria. Sail along the west coast of Santa Maria Island, which is characterized by small coves with emerald waters. Drop anchor for a break near a narrow channel known as "Passo del Topo," which separates Santa Maria from the Paduleddi Islands. Enjoy some fresh fruits before taking the anchor, setting up the sail, and heading to Palau.