Yacht charter trips in La Maddalena

Maddalena Island itself boasts a quaint marina, Marina Cala Gavetta, but the true charm of visiting these islands lies in their remarkable and largely untouched anchorages. To preserve their unspoiled nature, all yachts venturing into the Maddalena Archipelago are required to secure a permit from the National Park Authority. These permits, varying in duration from a single day to as long as 120 days, are available for purchase through the park authorities, at select ports, via official agents, or online. Opting for online purchase affords a 5% discount on the official park website.

It’s important to note that arriving without a permit results in not just the standard fee but an additional 40% charge, making it advisable to arrange this permit well in advance of your visit. The archipelago also includes specially protected zones, such as the renowned "Spiaggia Horns" on Budelli Island, emphasizing the need for conscientious navigation. Detailed maps of these areas and other informative brochures can be easily downloaded from the park’s website, ensuring visitors are well-prepared for their nautical adventure in this Mediterranean jewel.