Discover the wonders of the Alghero coast with exciting rubber dinghy trips among pristine beaches, hidden coves and turquoise waters: the ideal experience to enjoy the best of the Sardinian sea.
The itinerary includes a visit to the entire PortoConte park and the Capo Caccia marine protected area with a variable route depending on the weather and sea conditions.
Foradada Island is a spectacular limestone islet located just in front of Capo Caccia, in the heart of the Porto Conte Regional Natural Park. Its name comes from a large natural cave that “pierces” the rock from side to side, visible only from the sea. A wild and mysterious corner, accessible only by sea, surrounded by turquoise waters and rich in marine life: the perfect stop during boat excursions, with snorkeling, relaxation, and dreamy photo opportunities.
Cala Dragunara is a charming cove at the foot of Capo Caccia, in the Porto Conte Natural Park. Surrounded by cliffs and wild nature, it offers crystal-clear waters, rich seabeds, and peace.
Torre del Bollo is an ancient coastal tower located along the Porto Conte coast, near Alghero. Built in the 16th century to defend the area from Saracen raids, it now overlooks a wild and scenic stretch of coastline. Surrounded by Mediterranean scrub and facing turquoise waters, it’s a fascinating stop for boat excursions, where history and nature blend in a single breathtaking view.
Explore Capo Caccia in the Porto Conte Marine Protected Area, a natural paradise accessible only by sea. Its towering cliffs, hidden caves, and secluded coves offer breathtaking landscapes. During the excursion, you'll witness marine life in an untouched environment. A unique adventure for those seeking tranquility and nature, away from the crowds.

