• Isola di Figarolo - Just a 25-minute boat ride from the port of Olbia, visitors will reach Figarolo Island. Nearby, there is a fish farm for sea bream and sea bass. The food provided for the farmed fish attracts wild fish, which in turn draws dolphins to the area, making it a popular hunting ground for them. Dolphins can often be seen within the designated fish area, but they may also be spotted in the open sea, where their playful antics can be admired up close. It’s important to remember that this is a natural environment, not an aquarium, so the presence of dolphins depends on their own will, although sightings are highly likely. The dolphin colony consists of about 10 to 14 members, but it’s uncommon to see them all at once.
• Spiaggia di Cala Moresca - Visitors can enjoy swimming in this crystal-clear cove, often surrounded by a vibrant array of colorful fish.

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Fuel included

• Lunch
• Towel and sunscreen

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