Sailing to Sardegna Ports and anchorages’ map
Your favorite anchorages in Sardegna
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The cove has a beautiful sandy bottom, providing great holding for your anchor. I remember arriving … Read more about this listing
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On the southeastern side of Santa Maria Island, in Sardinia’s La Maddalena Archipelago, Cala di Sant… Read more about this listing
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Martial
Cala Cartoe
Situated along Sardinia’s eastern coast near Dorgali, Cala Cartoe is a serene anchorage known for it… Read more about this listing
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Martha
Cala di Volpe
Situated on Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda, offers a well-sheltered anchorage favored by many sailors. Ca… Read more about this listing
The most popular ports and marinas
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Assistance with mooring by dinghy at the entrance of the harbor and with dockside mooring men availa… Read more about this listing
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Range of services in the port including water supply, mooring, hauling, repairs, winter storage, and… Read more about this listing
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Located on Sardinia’s eastern coast within the Port of Arbatax, Marina di Arbatax offers a well-equi… Read more about this listing
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Roby
Marina del Sole
Marina del Sole, located in Cagliari, Sardinia, offers a welcoming environment for sailors. The mari… Read more about this listing
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The island of Sardegna
The earliest inhabitants of Sardegna, the Nuragic people, were a mysterious yet advanced society, leaving behind the iconic stone towers called nuraghi scattered across the island. These towering structures, built with massive stones, served both as fortifications and community centers. The Nuragic civilisation, thriving around 1800 BC, was deeply tied to the sea. Archaeological finds suggest they traded extensively, linking them to the Minoans and Mycenaeans of the Aegean world, and even to the Phoenicians. One of their most intriguing legacies are the bronze statuettes, which depict warriors, animals, and even ships.
The rise of Carthage
By the time the Carthaginians arrived, the island had already become an essential part of the ancient world’s commercial and military strategies. Under Carthaginian rule, which began in the 6th century BC, Sardegna’s coastal cities flourished. Carthage’s naval supremacy made these shores a focal point in their conflict with Rome.
The Roman love for garum
The Garum is a fermented fish sauce considered a delicacy in Roman cuisine. The shores of Sardegna, particularly the area around Tharros, became famous for producing this pungent but prized ingredient.
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