Cala Luna and Grotte del Bue Marino

Leaving Cala Luna, we will set course towards Cala Mariolu, the pearl of the Gulf of Orosei where our guests can take advantage of the two-hour stopover. During the journey, our crew will offer our guests a refreshing aperitif included in the price to brighten up your stay on board.

Before the beach stop, it will be possible to use the umbrella included in the ticket price free of charge. An audio guide, available in four languages, will provide detailed information on the wonders of the Gulf of Orosei that you will see during the navigation.

The beach, composed of small white pebbles, is a natural aquarium where you can immerse yourself and experience something unique. In some spots, freshwater springs from the heart of the Supramonte Marine meet with seawater, significantly lowering the temperature and forming the typical turquoise color of the Gulf's waters.

The next stop will be at Cala Gabbiani, separated from Cala Mariolu by the Punta Ispuligi promontory. The white seabed is made up of a constantly worked limestone grit by the sea, and the turquoise color of the water is given, in this case too, by the karst freshwater spring that flows into the sea, a frequent peculiarity of this stretch of coast.

We will then reach Cala Goloritzè, a beach with a unique setting due to the imposing Aguglia and the eponymous natural arch. This little corner of paradise is a UNESCO heritage site, so it is only allowed to reach it on foot or approach it by sea near the arch.

During the navigation, we will make short stops in front of the Cormorani Cave and Cala Biriola, to give you time to admire and photograph the beauties of our coast. Upon request, the boat can also be booked exclusively for mini cruises for groups along the Gulf of Orosei, to visit the most beautiful coves of the Selvaggio Blu such as Cala Sisine, Cala Biriola, Le Piscine di Venere, Cala Mariolu, Cala dei Gabbiani, and Cala Goloritzè.