After leaving the harbor, the boat sails along the low coastline of the island until, suddenly, a stunning landscape of emerging rocks and sandy seabeds appears. We drop anchor in the silence of this wild coast and put on our masks to explore the crystal-clear waters, surrounded by schools of friendly fish.

The tour then continues as the boat glides slowly beneath steep rocky cliffs, stopping in front of small sea caves. While the captain prepares a traditional lunch using ingredients sourced from this generous corner of southern Sardinia, our conversation is interrupted by the call of Eleonora’s falcons, which we watch soaring above before diving just a few meters from the water.

Annina and Antioco, with their eight guest spots and low railings, are the ideal boats for those seeking an intimate experience in close contact with the sea and nature of the islands of San Pietro and Sant’Antioco.