SNORKELING · OLBIA
The 6 best olbia snorkeling tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are in the water and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Set out from Olbia with a captain-guide such as Francesco, Antonio, or Giovanni for four hours around Tavolara and Molara. Swim at white-sand beaches, snorkel among fish, see Ulisse Ear Cave, and enjoy drinks plus a small Sardinian snack in a group of no more than 10.
“Our guide Antonio was excellent, we travelled as a family and really enjoyed the whole experience”
Set out from Olbia with a skipper such as Antonio, Francesco, or Giovanni for a 3.5-hour ride near Figarolo. Watch for wild bottlenose dolphins, snorkel among fish and starfish, visit caves and cliffs, and share Sardinian mini pizzas, snacks, and drinks with a group of no more than 10.
“Antonio was a very nice guy and guide. The tour was fantastic. We felt very comfortable from the start. Antonio explained everything to us and answered all our questions. When it came to spotting the dolphins, he also tried very hard to ensure that we could all see and photograph the dolphins well. He also tried very hard to show us the best place when snorkeling. We were very satisfied and definitely recommend this tour :)”
From Olbia, a captain and guide take you by zodiac to the Chrisso shipwreck, Molara’s natural pools, Tavolara’s clear bays, and Punta Spalmatore. Expect four hours of swimming, snorkeling, snacks, drinks, and easygoing instruction in English, Italian, French, or Spanish.
“Maya and Francesca are very caring and friendly！We had a wonderful time with them！”
Join Marco and the Amore Iodio crew for a three-hour inflatable-boat trip from central Olbia. Watch wild dolphins near Figarolo, stop at Cape Figari and Cala Moresca, snorkel in clear water, and enjoy a Sardinian snack. Equipment, fuel, insurance, and life jackets are included.
“Amazing! Marco is very friendly, good guy. We having fun on the boat. Recommend!!”
Sail from Olbia toward Cape Figari and Figarolo Island with a captain and guide, watching for bottlenose dolphins before swimming and snorkeling at Cala Greca, Cala Moresca, and Figarolo. Expect soft drinks, sanitized gear, and clear explanations in Italian, English, French, or Spanish.
“Thanks to Francesca and Ale, we had a great time finding dolphins in a respectful manner, watching them play and even jump. They were very good in finding snorkeling spots along the different needs of the guests.”
Meet Ecosport Sardinia at Cala Suaraccia for a guided kayak trip along the Tavolara marine area. Choose a beginner-friendly double kayak or a faster single, then paddle past cliffs, beaches, and birdlife to a cave and snorkeling stop near Proratora Island. Guides including Luca, Antonio, Gabriele, and Marta may lead the outing.
“The clear water and the amazing scenery. Good guides who were kind and helpful. It was more tiring than expected but have arthritis on shoulders so expected. THe kayaks were easy to move and the sea was so clear and inviting.”
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