Porto Cervo: coasteering on the Costa Smeralda from Cala di Volpe

• The equipment is handed out when you meet the guide
• Coasteering is an adrenaline-fuelled sport that requires excellent physical fitness and agility; please carefully consider your physical and mental abilities before booking
• The experience involves travel by rubber dinghy; none of the activities on offer are compulsory – you can choose whether to take part in some of them, stay on the dinghy or go for a swim
• The guide will endeavour to adapt the experience to the group’s overall ability level
• Those under 18 must always be accompanied by an adult throughout the experience
• The duration of the experience is approximate; it includes the transfer by rubber dinghy and depends on various factors, including the group’s average level of agility

ITINERARY

The route and stops may vary depending on sea and weather conditions and the guide’s decisions, in accordance with safety regulations.

• You will meet the guide at the Cala di Volpe jetty
• You will be given the necessary equipment and everyone will board the dinghy
• During the 20-minute journey, the guide will conduct a technical briefing, share stories and interesting facts about the coast, and answer your questions
• On arrival at Porto Liccia – Romazzino, you will make your first stop to swim into a semi-submerged cave: 20 metres deep into the rock, with turquoise water
• Once out of the cave, anyone who wishes to can tackle a rope-assisted climb up the granite face before reaching the first diving spot:
• the guide will indicate the possible heights of the various jumps, which range from 2 to 8 metres
• After another short 5-minute journey by dinghy, the guide will give you some free time to relax on the dinghy, recharge your batteries, have a snack, or go for a swim on your own
• Once the zipline has been set up, you’ll take turns on two runs: a first controlled run and a second, more adrenaline-fuelled run with a final dive
• This will be followed by another short break to catch your breath and, once the guide has dismantled the zipline, you can choose to go for a few more dives nearby, with jumps of up to 5 metres
• After the final dives, you’ll board the dinghy again and head back to port

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Total duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
• Route length: 4–5 km
• Dive heights (optional): 2–8 m
• Transfer by dinghy: 40 minutes return

EQUIPMENT

• Helmet
• Life jacket
• Harness
• Neoprene wetsuit (in the colder months)