Welcome to Italy, Sardinia!

Italy's secret gem in the center of the Mediterranean.

To set you up for a successful trip, we've compiled some helpful information. Please read this page thoroughly.

We look forward to sailing with you!

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Books flights into Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB)

Fly via Rome or other European cities.

We will get access to the boat around 6pm.

Landing in the afternoon to early evening is fine.
Our first night will involve dinner at a restaurant and sleeping on the boat at the dock.
We will not cast off until the next morning, so don't worry if you're delayed or arrive a little late.

We will disembark around 9-10am on our last day.

You can book returning flights that depart around 1pm or later without having to rush yourself.
Later flights are fine too, as it will give you a chance to move at a leisurely pace.
We recommend using the Mobile Passport Control app to reduce security wait times on your return flight (this can save you up to 1-2 hours).

Pro Tip: You are always welcome to arrange a stay at a hotel or AirBnb if you'd like to arrive early or stay on after the sailing trip.

The airport is 2.5 miles (4km) from the base, which is a 15-minute journey by car/shuttle.
Standard prices are posted as you exit the airport.
Your actual cost will vary based on which size vehicle you choose and how many people are riding with you.
Confirm a price with your driver before loading your luggage into the vehicle.

Marina Address:
Olbia DYC Marina, Viale Isola Bianca 5/A, Olbia O7026, Sardinia, Italy

GPS POSITION: 40°55'31.60"N - 9°30'33.70"E

This is the address you should use for any forms required as you enter the country.

Customs officers will often ask for a boat name. Please tell them we won't know the boat name until it is assigned later in the day.

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Euro (EUR)
You can exchange for local currency at the airport or in advance at your local bank.
VISA and Mastercard are widely accepted. (American Express and Discover are less accepted.)

220V
Bringing an adapter is recommended. We will have an adapter and U.S. 110V power strip on the boat.
You will have outlets in your cabins. You will be able to charge USB devices on the boat, both in your cabin and in the shared areas.

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