Cannigione sailing itinerary - 7 days

Sardamar Società Cooperativa A R.L.

marina

The harbour provides generally good impressions from sailors for its central location, easy access, and pleasant atmosphere. Sailors appreciate the staff's helpfulness despite occasional communication issues, good protection from the wind, and proximity to shops. Skippers may find relatively high prices during peak season.

Pontile La Sciumara - Cannigione

marina

Sailors are extremely satisfied with this marina. Many plan to return or extend their stay, highlighting the family-friendly vibe, scenic location, and proximity to town. The care and professionalism of Andrea and his team are valued.

Cannigione - Boe del Consorzio

anchorage

Sailors speak positively about the Cannigione anchorage. Sailors appreciate the quality and professionalism of the service (highlighting staff such as Lorenzo), well-organized buoys, easy and quick access ashore, tranquility, and the convenience of nearby town amenities including shops, restaurants, and sightseeing opportunities. Security is emphasized even during challenging weather, and the panoramic views are appreciated.

Cannigione Ovest

anchorage

The anchorage offers accessibility, ease of anchoring, and safety. The environment is pleasant and practical, with convenient access to a lively town in the evening, offering shops, restaurants, and all essential amenities. Some sailors note murky water that is not inviting for swimming and a lack of distinct charm in the village itself.

Marina di Cala Bitta

marina

Sailors appreciate the bay for its turquoise scenery, and a calm atmosphere that is much less hectic than the busier main port to the north. Anchoring is straightforward in settled weather, though the holding can be patchy in places. A small taverna ashore makes it a pleasant lunch stop on passage.

Cala Bitta

anchorage

Sailors describe the anchorage as a pleasant, scenic spot with attractive natural surroundings and beaches suitable for swimming and shore walks. It is generally known as a relaxing and inviting location with easy shore access, including for pets. The anchorage offers both short stops and overnight stays.

Gregotti

marina

The Ermoúpoli marina in Syros is liked for its central location and charming town, with many shops, restaurants, and a vibrant atmosphere. While the lively setting is a major draw, the frequent and strong swell from ferries poses a significant recurring problem for mooring and comfort. Despite this, sailors generally consider it worth the stop due to the local vibe, reasonable prices, and easy access to island amenities.

Cala Portese

anchorage

The natural setting is well valued, ideal for swimming and snorkeling though some note the marine life is occasionally sparse. The anchorage is particularly tranquil in the evenings when most day boats leave. Easy access to the beach (including a dinghy channel) is reported.

Porto Palma Caprera

anchorage

Sailors are very positive about this bay, consistently appreciating its natural beauty, scenic setting, and tranquility, especially outside peak season. Nearby small beaches and clear water make it a rewarding stop.

Porto turistico di Palau

marina

Feedback on Palau marina is mixed: Skippers should note poor communication, unexpected fees (especially for waste disposal), and staff perceived as unhelpful or even rude. Others appreciate the location, good shelter from winds, and the vibrant integration with the town.

Porto di Stagnali

marina

Sailors appreciate the bay for its turquoise scenery, and a calm atmosphere that is much less hectic than the busier main port to the north. Anchoring is straightforward in settled weather, though the holding can be patchy in places. A small taverna ashore makes it a pleasant lunch stop on passage.

Baia di Stagnali

anchorage

This anchorage is well regarded. Sailors appreciate the bay’s beauty, tranquility, and wild, natural setting. Even during the high season, peace and quiet prevail.

Marina del Ponte

marina

While Skippers may find the distance to the town center and minor swell from passing boats, these are largely considered minor compared to the warm welcome, cleanliness, and tranquility provided.

Cala di Villamarina

anchorage

A scenic stop, this bay is valued for general tranquility and peace, especially at night, making it an ideal spot for relaxing, swimming, or having dinner aboard. The natural environment is appreciated, though Skippers may find the seabed or scenery as unattractive due to industrial remnants or debris. While the beach itself is not very special, the water and setting remain enjoyable for walks and quiet moments.

Cala Coticcio

anchorage

The anchorage is valued for breathtaking scenery, impressive rock formations, turquoise clear water, and abundant wildlife (including goats). Sailors appreciate its serene and wild atmosphere, particularly outside peak hours, making it ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and peaceful anchoring. Access to shore is often regulated, with landings officially restricted to those accompanied by park guides.

Cala Garibaldi

anchorage

This anchorage is beautiful, with a scenic bay, sandy beaches, and clear water—though Skippers may find the water can be less clear at times. The atmosphere is peaceful, especially in the evening and at night. The abandoned Club Med complex is occasionally noted as a downside but does not significantly detract from the experience.

Marina dei Giardinelli

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Sailors appreciate its beautiful scenery, family-friendly vibe, and the outstanding hospitality of the staff. The marina is safe, quiet, and well-sheltered, with easy access to stunning waters and beaches. Even in strong wind, mooring is handled efficiently and securely.

Marina di Pineto La Maddalena

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Sailors appreciate the marina's safety, peacefulness, and beautiful natural surroundings. Reliable basic facilities (water, electricity, cleanliness), a welcoming environment, and attentive staff make visitors eager to return. Some caution is noted regarding docking in strong wind, as the marina is well shielded from swells but not completely from wind.

Porto della Madonna/ Cala Giorgio Marino

anchorage

Sailors describe the anchorage as stunning, memorable, and among the best in the Maddalena archipelago. Crystal-clear water, breathtaking landscapes, and serenity at sunset or out of peak season are highlighted. Access to iconic beaches and walking paths, though sometimes restricted, remains a key, with opportunities for SUP, snorkeling, and hiking.

Isola Budelli - East

anchorage

This anchorage is consistently valued for its excellent natural beauty, with crystal-clear blue waters and stunning surroundings. The pink beach is noted as closed or off-limits due to environmental preservation. The site’s environment and scenery are considered world-class, tempered only by some busy periods and related noise.

Cala Lunga

anchorage

Sailors consistently highlight the excellent natural beauty and wild setting of this anchorage, with striking rock formations and crystal-clear water. The area offers peacefulness outside high season, good snorkeling, and pleasant walks to the nearby lighthouse, though the lighthouse itself is unremarkable. Safe swimming, sandy coves, and excellent sunset views are noted.

Marina di Porto Massimo

marina

Sailors express well feelings about the marina, highlighting its natural beauty, tranquility, and the sense of safety when moored. The area has the staff's warm welcome, the peacefulness, and the ideal setting for relaxing or sheltering from bad weather.

Cala Conneri

anchorage

Sailors consistently appreciate the anchorage for its stunning clear blue water, sandy beaches, and a beautiful natural setting with unique red rocks. The area is often paradise—particularly calm and idyllic during the early morning and evening hours after tourist boats depart. Its preserved, natural atmosphere offers a serene and enjoyable experience for Sailors, with the tranquil environment most appreciated outside the busiest hours.

Cala Granara

anchorage

The cove offers clear water, natural scenery, and a beautiful setting. Sailors often mention the beautiful beach and scenic environment. Outside of busy hours, the anchorage offers a peaceful atmosphere that is well suited for short stays to enjoy swimming and the surroundings.

Cala Spalmatore - Campo Boe

marina

Sailors are very positive about this marina, appreciating the beautiful location, good organization, and welcoming staff. It is often described as a peaceful, secure, and memorable spot, even in strong wind.

Marina di Carlotto - Campo boe

marina

The professional management, friendly staff, and efficient organization contribute to a relaxing and memorable stay. While Skippers may find high prices, most feel the experience is worth the cost.

Cala Corsara

anchorage

The area is renowned for its striking colors—ranging from deep blue to vibrant turquoise—and offers charming features like rocky outcrops and occasionally wild boars on the beach in the evenings. The anchorage is accessible, with panoramic views and a memorable atmosphere that makes it one of the region’s most beautiful spots, especially outside the peak crowded hours.

Commercial Marina of Bonifacio

Marina

Impressions of the marina are mixed. However, some Sailors note negative service experiences, particularly during challenging weather conditions like strong easterly winds. While the marina remains popular due to its setting and vibe, certain Sailors were disappointed by staff responsiveness during busy periods or bad weather.

Anse de la Catena

Anchorage

The Caténaire anchorage is recognized as an affordable and attractive alternative to Bonifacio’s main port. It offers a beautiful natural setting, relative tranquility except during peak season, and immediate access to Bonifacio’s old town via dinghy. Sailors appreciate the scenery, value for money, and a spirit of camaraderie among sailors who often assist each other with tricky mooring maneuvers.

Bonifacio

Marina

Sailors often highlight the impressive approach and surroundings. However, frequent complaints are made about organizational issues on arrival, chaotic berthing procedures, slow or poor staff assistance, and high prices. Despite these frustrations, Sailors generally agree the experience is worthwhile thanks to the location’s stunning appeal.

Anse de Fazziolu

Anchorage

This anchorage is universally acclaimed for its impressive beauty, clear water, and the iconic rocks of the Bonifacio coastline. The environment is considered wild, natural, and pleasant for those lucky enough to anchor here. Despite the regular passage of tourist shuttles, nights are noted as calm and soothing.

Cala di Paragnanu

Anchorage

The bay offers wild natural beauty, crystal-clear water, and scenic setting, especially for sunsets over Capu do Fenu. It is seen as a quiet and authentic alternative to Bonifacio's busy port, yet still provides relatively easy access to the city via a well-marked walking trail (about 45 minutes), by bike or by dinghy. The footpath is pleasant though occasionally rocky or steep.

Cala Grande

Anchorage

A well-sheltered anchorage popular with flotillas passing through the channel. The village has a good supermarket and a few waterfront tavernas serving fresh fish. Fuel and water are available at the quay. Expect company in high season — arrive early to secure a stern-to berth.

Sant' Amanza

anchorage

Sailors describe this anchorage as a picturesque, well-protected bay with attractive scenery and pleasant beaches. There are several popular beachside restaurants and bars, although some Sailors find them expensive or hard to access. The general environment is peaceful and uplifting, with Bonifacio within a one-hour walk.

Cala di Stagnolu

Anchorage

This anchorage is beautiful, secluded, and natural with crystal-clear turquoise water and a sandy beach. The natural scenery, lack of buildings, and abundant marine life are appreciated, as are the nice coastal walks and impressive sunsets. The site is considered tranquil and unspoilt, making it a desirable destination.

Sant'Amanza

marina

A well-sheltered anchorage popular with flotillas passing through the channel. The village has a good supermarket and a few waterfront tavernas serving fresh fish. Fuel and water are available at the quay. Expect company in high season — arrive early to secure a stern-to berth.

Isola Piana

anchorage

It's well regarded for swimming, relaxing, and short stays, especially off-season. However, several Sailors point out a lack of shoreside infrastructure, few facilities or shops, and very limited waste management options. Daytime activity from tourists is high, which affects tranquility.

Golfe de Rondinara

Anchorage

Rondinara Bay is repeatedly one of Corsica’s most beautiful anchorages, featuring crystal-clear water, white sandy beaches, stunning scenery, and a preserved natural environment. Sailors appreciate the excellent anchorage quality, the inviting atmosphere for swimming and staying overnight, and the appeal of the beachside restaurants and bars. Even during peak season, the bay’s beauty and tranquil vibe persist, making it a must-visit stop despite seasonal crowding.

Punta di Rondinara

Anchorage

Sailors view this anchorage as a beautiful and very peaceful spot, valued for its relaxing atmosphere and wild natural surroundings, especially compared to more popular neighboring anchorages. Several Sailors emphasize the ease of access to the beach and a consistently pleasant overnight experience, expressing a desire to return and suggest it to others. Stunning sunsets and sunrises are mentioned.

Plage de Balistra

anchorage

This anchorage is a beautiful bay with a long sandy beach, clear water, and a peaceful setting. Access to the wide beach is highlighted as a. Experiences are —whether for relaxation, swimming, or walking the beach—making this anchorage valued for its landscape and relaxing atmosphere.

Capu Biancu

anchorage

Sailors describe this bay as a stunning spot, offering crystal-clear water, a wide sandy beach, and a peaceful natural setting. The anchorage provides easy access ashore and is highlighted as family-friendly. Several mention the historic bunker overlooking the beach, making it appealing for excursions with children.

Cala di Zeri

anchorage

A stunning natural anchorage with breathtaking scenery, sculpted rocks and villas well integrated with the landscape. Crystal clear water offers excellent swimming and snorkeling. The anchorage is vibrant during the day but peaceful at night.

Port de Cavallo

marina

Impressions of the marina are well, with Sailors generally praising its excellent beauty, tranquility, and paradise-like environment. Warm welcomes and the port's organization are highlighted. However, the high price is a recurring frustration, with some visitors feeling the cost is not matched by the provided services.

Porto Rafael

marina

Valued marina for its unique atmosphere and integration into an impressive natural setting. It is charming, peaceful, and very well maintained. Despite being expensive, the experience, from the services to ambiance, is considered worth the price for many.

Circolo Nautico Costa Serena

marina

A well-sheltered anchorage popular with flotillas passing through the channel. The village has a good supermarket and a few waterfront tavernas serving fresh fish. Fuel and water are available at the quay. Expect company in high season — arrive early to secure a stern-to berth.

Il Porticciolo La Maddalena

marina

Opinions about the marina are well divided. However, a significant number of skippers note the lack of protection from swell and wind, absence of basic facilities like toilets and showers, and relatively high prices for what is offered. The experience depends on expectations: the marina is worth considering for a practical stopover but not for those seeking greater comfort and protection.

Marina di Punta Nera

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Sailors appreciate the warm welcome, easy access, and friendly atmosphere.

Porto Cala Gavetta

marina

Cala Gavetta Marina offers central town location, lively atmosphere, easy access to amenities, and exceptionally friendly and helpful staff. While noise from roads and nightlife is noted, it is usually accepted as part of being in a vibrant downtown. The marina is safe, well-managed, and worth considering by the majority, who appreciate its authenticity and convenience.

Rada La Sciumara

anchorage

This anchorage is valued for its clear water, natural scenery, and tranquil atmosphere. Skippers should note the easy shore access, convenient walk to Palau, and relaxed environment. The beach is close and practical for a simple stop.

Ecomar arl - La Maddalena Cala Mangiavolpe

marina

Feedback on this marina is generally positive, with prices seen as reasonable, especially outside the high season. The main downsides are the lack of restroom or shower facilities and occasional noise from traffic or local events.

Marina di Cala Mangiavolpe

marina

Sailors rate the marina very well, praising the warm welcome, professionalism and helpfulness of staff, and its prime location at the heart of the town, near shops and restaurants. Mooring assistance is seen as efficient even in rough conditions. The main recurring drawbacks are the lack of toilets/showers and vulnerability to wind and swell.