About this tour
A seven-hour boat tour departing from Palau explores the scattered islands and hidden coves of the La Maddalena Archipelago. Limited to small groups of ten, you'll navigate crystalline waters, anchor at secluded beaches for swimming, and paddle into sheltered bays with stand-up boards. A proper lunch of Sardinian charcuterie, local wine, and myrtle liqueur fuels the day. Routes shift with weather and sea conditions, so each trip charts its own course through this wild corner of Sardinia.
Highlights
- Uninhabited islands and secret anchorages inaccessible by land
- Paddleboard through translucent shallows and rocky formations
- Snorkel over seabed gardens with provided masks
- Sardinian lunch: cured meats, cheese, wine, fresh fruit onboard
- Intimate groups of up to ten people only
- Flexible routing based on daily wind and sea state
What to expect
Expect a relaxed day afloat rather than a rushed itinerary. You'll motor between islands, stopping to swim at two or three spots where the water clarity rewards underwater looking. SUP time suits mixed abilities—the boards are stable and the sea usually gentle in summer. Lunch arrives mid-afternoon, served aboard with proper wine glasses and proper food, not packed sandwiches. Much of the day is spent at anchor or drifting, so bring a book and sunscreen. The boat moves only when shifting to the next bay; there's no rushing between viewpoints.
Good to know
Weather dictates the actual route, so the operator confirms the plan the morning of departure. Bring a rash guard or wetsuit if sensitive to sun. Infants must stay on an adult's lap. Service animals welcome. Public transport serves Palau; check schedules before booking.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







