• Blue Way - Sea Excursions - We cross the internal Gulf of Olbia, observing the mussel crops, the mouth of the Padrongianus and the Isola della Bocca lighthouse, and then point the bow towards the Island of Figarolo, about 25 minutes by boat. Once in Figarolo, we begin the dolphin watching in search of dolphins (Tursiops truncatus), who regularly frequent this area attracted by the presence of a fish farm. On the luckiest occasions we can really see them up close as they swim alongside and under the boat. At the end of the dolphin watching we head towards the imposing limestone cliff of Capo Figari, where if the sea conditions permit it is possible to admire the splendid seabed. A second stop is planned to snorkel in the crystal clear waters of Cala Moresca or the island of Figarolo.

• Carbonated beverages
• Practical guides are available on board for the recognition of marine species
• Use of snorkeling equipment

Our trips are facilitated via comfortable 7.5-meter dinghies that come equipped with a 250 horsepower engine, and a sun-shade canopy for the passengers’ convenience during travel and stops. They also provide various dry compartments for storing personal items. When observing dolphins, we make sure to minimize interactions so as not to disrupt their natural activities or behaviors (Blue Way is an adherent of the ‘Friend of the Sea Dolphin and Whale Watching’ project and follows the conduct code for sightings). Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are spotted in their natural settings, thus we cannot promise sightings. However, often during our excursions, there’s approximately a 90% chance of encountering them.

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