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Excellent destination for boaters and lovers of the sea, Sardinia is the ideal destination to enjoy the pleasures of navigation and discover unspoiled landscapes. The offer of Sardinia satisfies both lovers of relaxation and those who are looking for adventure and renting a catamaran in Sardinia is the perfect choice to reconcile both needs. In fact, with a catamaran in Sardinia, you can explore the most hidden coves of the Maddalena Archipelago and the most isolated beaches, but you can also easily reach the most fashionable places on the Costa Smeralda and enjoy the nightlife of Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo. If you love islands and destinations off the beaten track, sail north to discover the beautiful Maddalena Archipelago or towards Asinara. The Costa Verde, located to the west of the island, represents the wildest part of Sardinia and is an area where the winds are almost always constant, making it a popular destination for surfers. Renting a catamaran in Sardinia is perfectly suited to a holiday on the Costa Smeralda, where there are numerous dream beaches and famous nightclubs. Sailing south instead, between Villasimius and Cagliari you will find small hidden and quiet coves where you can spend pleasant moments of relaxation on board your catamaran in Sardinia. Costa Rei, to the south-east, and the Chia area, at the southern tip of the island, also offer beautiful, long, and sandy beaches with shallow waters, where human intervention has often managed to be contained. Thanks to the sunny climate typical of the Mediterranean area, characterized by low rainfall, in Sardinia you can sail from May to October, bearing in mind however that it is an island and is, therefore, more exposed to winds. This last feature makes it particularly attractive in the eyes of yachtsmen who decide to rent a catamaran in Sardinia. Attention should be paid to the north in the area of ​​the Strait of Bonifacio, the strait that separates Sardinia from Corsica, where the currents that are channeled are strong and there are outcropping rocks to which the utmost attention should be paid. However, if you are a lover of this sport, here the fun is guaranteed, despite the navigation being challenging, and you will be able to see landscapes literally shaped by the main winds that are the Scirocco, the wind that blows particularly in the summer season, the Mistral and the Tramontana. Less experienced navigators may find it difficult to navigate with these winds and therefore it is advisable to opt for the rental with a skipper, an experienced professional who will help you design the best itineraries and enjoy your cruise in complete tranquility.