Our small fleet is at your disposal for excursions along the coastlines of the islands of San Pietro and Sant’Antioco, among the most stunning destinations in southern Sardinia. In addition to being safe and comfortable, the boats Annina II and Antioco il Moro Tre each have a fascinating story to tell.

Once upon a time, in two distant harbours of Sardinia, there were two very different sailing boats: Annina and Antioco.

Annina was born for hard work—built to face rough seas and set out before dawn to haul nets and lobster pots. Tireless and dependable, she never stopped. Her purpose was simple and honourable: to provide for the families of the harbour.

Antioco, by contrast, was an elegant racing boat. Her polished hull gleamed under the summer sun, and her sails billowed like wings. She raced across the waves with speed and grace, taking on challengers in thrilling regattas. Her crew lived for the excitement of competition and the sweet anticipation of victory.

Then came the storms of life. As the years passed, both Annina and Antioco were gradually forgotten, left moored along the docks. Winter mistral winds wore down their timber, and their once-vivid colours faded beneath layers of salt and time.

Everything changed when a young sailor found them and gave them a second chance, freeing them from the ropes that had bound them to neglect. From that moment on, Annina and Antioco became inseparable—proof that the true beauty of life at sea lies in diversity, balance and shared purpose.

Today, in the harbour of Calasetta, the two boats have found a new harmony. Sailing and working side by side, they stand as a symbol of friendship, respect and a renewed love for the sea.

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