OLBIA · BOAT TOURS
The boats worth getting on.
The 6 olbia boat tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. Where each one takes you, how long you are on the water, who runs the boat, and what a seat on deck costs.
Small-group boat tour from Olbia to Tavolara and Molara with snorkeling stops, cave views, and a Sardinian mini aperitif, 4 hours.
Most Popular“We had a fantastic day. The locations we were taken to were incredible and Giovanni was an excellent guide. Thank you so much. Kieran and Rosie from Scotland 🏴”
Small-group dolphin watching near Figarolo plus snorkeling stops, limestone caves and cliffs, and a Sardinian aperitif for $77 in 3.5 hours.
“From the beginning to the end, Antonio was very welcoming, attentive and professional. He pointed out numerous points of interest and gave us some history of the local area and geography. Plus - he found the dolphins - the most important aspect of the trip for us. Highly recommended, and good value. You won’t be…”
Half-day snorkeling from Olbia to Tavolara and Molara with Molara fish pools, Chrisso shipwreck, and Punta Spalmatore sandbar break.
“Maya and Francesca are very caring and friendly！We had a wonderful time with them！”
Eco-friendly dolphin watching from Olbia to Figarolo: small boat, 95% sighting odds, animal-welfare guides, and Sardinia views.
“Everything was absolutely perfect! We have seen dolphins dozen times and the staff - Capitan Francesca and Andrea were professional and so nice!”
Half-day boat tour between Tavolara and Molara on vintage wooden boats, with snorkel stops, snacks, and prosecco toast.
“It was great half day trip, Alex and Carlo were so helpful and ready to answer all questions. It was fun, we had some snacks, drinks and visited some snorkelling areas. I recommend it!”
Dolphin watching from central Olbia, then snorkel in clear coves near Figarolo and Tavolara on a small inflatable boat.
“Everything was wonderful. We saw plenty of dolphins, even a pair of them passed under our boat while we were stationed. We had enough time for bathing and snorkelling in places full of fish. In the last place we stopped for bathing the skipper offered us a small aperitif with olives, cheese, salami and the…”
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