Located in the north of the island of Sardinia, in the Mediterranean, Palau is a charming port town characterized by rolling landscapes. Boaters will find what they are looking for in this enchanting setting, consisting of 24 kilometers of coastline bordered by the Golfe des Salines and the mouth of the Liscia River. Thanks to a yacht charter in Palau, you can take a trip to the La Maddalena archipelago or explore the Costa Smeralda, the north coast of the island.
You will enjoy the peacefulness of a sea voyage, taking advantage of each anchorage with its crystal-clear waters to go for a swim. The rock of Capo d'Orso, a large rock in the shape of a bear, is a natural curiosity that you will admire on your journey.
To discover the local culture, it is recommended that you start by going to the port, where there are many shops and small restaurants serving typical Sardinian dishes. From mid-June to mid-September, many events take place here, namely the Mostra Mercato dell'Artigianato Artistico, a showcase of local handicrafts, and the patronal feast of Nostra Signora del Mare e di San Mauro. Parades in traditional costume and swimming competitions are on the program during this popular festival. For those who want to veer towards the joys of swimming, head for the fine sandy beach of Spiaggia dell'Isolotto.
How to have fun on land?
The most beautiful landscapes of northern Sardinia come together in Palau, creating an environment conducive to various recreational activities, both on land and at sea. You won't lose anything by spending a day or two visiting Palau and its surroundings. Your first day in Palau will be characterized by a rather cheerful and lively atmosphere around the port and its main thoroughfare. The Via Nazionale is lined with shops and restaurants to the delight of food lovers, who will be eager to sample Sardinian cuisine. Bottarga, a Mediterranean food made from tuna eggs and served with toast and pasta, is to be enjoyed without moderation.
After this little gourmet break, let yourself be tempted by a dreamy stroll in the city's surroundings. Whether in the countryside or along the coast, hikes to Paula take you through exceptional surroundings and incredible archaeological sites. Three millennia old, the tomb of the Li Mizzani giants is a must-see site located 7 km from the town. It also houses a 2.5-meter-high monolith giving access to a burial chamber.
And at sea?
At sea, the activities are just as entertaining and provide a different way of discovering the most beautiful attractions of this very popular holiday destination. Would you like to try snorkeling in shallow water? From the side of your catamaran in Sardinia, sail to the Lavezzi marine reserve where several diving sites will reveal to you the underwater life of the Mediterranean, such as the diving spot located to the west of the island of Lavezzi.reveal the underwater life of the Mediterranean, such as the diving spot located to the west of Achiarina beach.
Let's not forget the delightful beaches, of which there are more than twenty, catering for all tastes. Located close to the city, the Spiaggia dell'Isolotto beach offers a slightly enclosed bay that is ideal for swimming.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 1 678 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $20,437 |
| Minimum weekly price | $737 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,007,300 |