CannigioneSailing yacht
Oceanis 38 · 2016
7338 ft
From€1,796/ week
Sardinia Flotilla Charter
Flotilla charter in Sardinia: sail your own yacht in a led group on a set route, with live availability. Tell us your week and we answer the same day.
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CannigioneSailing yacht
Oceanis 38 · 2017
7338 ft
From€1,796/ week
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Oceanis 48 · 2016
12548 ft
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10444 ft
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Oceanis 46.1 · 2023
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How fixed is the route?
Pre-set, but flexible by ±1 day or ±1 anchorage if the fleet votes. The lead boat's job is to get you to a marina each evening with a berth waiting — that requires planning.
Do I have to do everything with the group?
No. Daily activities are optional. Some couples skip the group dinners; some boats peel off for half a day. As long as you reach the evening marina, you're free.
What if I haven't sailed for a couple of years?
Flotilla is the format. You'll have a refresher with the lead skipper on day 1, and the daily briefings cover anchoring + docking specific to the day's marina.
Can kids come?
Absolutely — flotillas are the most kid-friendly format. Other families in the fleet, evening activities, fleet rhythm (early starts, early dinners) suits them.
When do flotillas run?
June to mid-September in the Mediterranean. Saturday-to-Saturday. Calendar published 6 months ahead — 8-12 per season.
Sardinia's north-east coast is granite and water. The Maddalena archipelago sits a short hop from the mainland marinas — a cluster of low pink-granite islands with white sand beaches wedged between boulders and water that reads turquoise over sand, deep blue over weed. You anchor off Spargi or Budelli, swim before breakfast, and count more boats than buildings.
Sailing in company — the guided group experience
A flotilla is a small group of yachts sailing a set route together, led by a crew on a lead boat. You sail your own yacht, but never alone — a daily briefing, a hand into harbour and someone to call if anything's unclear.
It's the reassuring step up from a skippered week for newer skippers, and a sociable one: fixed departure dates, shared anchorages and a route the lead crew knows cold.