Porto Cervo. Where the Med comes to sail.

Olbia airport (OLB) is 30 km north. By road it takes 30-45 minutes on the SP59. By water taxi from Olbia port (10 min from airport), it is 30 minutes to Marina di Porto Cervo — and you arrive by sea, which is the point.

Landing on Spiaggia Rosa is prohibited (nature reserve since 1994). We anchor 50 metres offshore and you view it from the water or snorkel nearby. The colour comes from microscopic coral fragments — it is genuinely pink.

The maestrale (mistral) blows from the NW, typically force 4-6, strongest in the Strait of Bonifacio. It can make the Corsica crossing choppy. We monitor 48h ahead and reschedule or refund if conditions exceed safe limits. Inside the Costa Smeralda bays, the coast provides shelter.

The marina hosts everything from 10-metre sailboats to 100-metre superyachts. Our water taxis use the transit berths at the Old Port — no superyacht berthing fees. The village, the YCCS and the beaches are open to everyone.

The Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup is in September — the marina is at capacity, the Piazzetta is buzzing, and you watch 30-metre racing yachts from a water taxi for free. The Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta in June is smaller but equally spectacular.