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Suggested tailor-made tour · Italy

Sardinia and Sicily Island Tour

Around £2450 per person 14 days 3 stops

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Wingfoil, and the Italy you'd hate to miss

This is a superb way to enjoy both North Sardinia with the West Coast of Sicily. Both spots are offering great options for all levels of Windsurfer, Kitesurfer and Wingfoiler. With Car hire included we have also included a 3 night stop in Marsala, filled with great restaurants and espresso culture. ALL elements are interchangeable subject to availability - so pick your own order and durations in each destination.

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Around £2450 per person

Price includes

High Quality accommodation on a Half board or Bed and Breakfast basis. Economy Car hire for 14 full days, pick up onsite at the airport(s) + Collision Damage Waiver (CDW).

Flights between the Islands can be added usually at a very low cost

Based on

2 people sharing a room. Single occupancy supplement will apply + Economy class vehicle CDW only (upgrades on both vehicle and insurance are possible)

This is a suggested itinerary — your Italy specialist will tailor every stop to your dates, level and budget.

Or call +44 1273 921 001 — Mon–Thu 9am–6pm, Fri–Sat 9am–5pm

Your route

3 stops through Italy

Follow the numbers — each pin is a stop on this tour, in order. Click a pin for the details, or jump straight to that part of the itinerary.

Day by day

The itinerary

Days 1–5

Northern Sardinia

5* Valle dell Erica Thalasso and Spa Resort Half Board

After picking up your car rental from either Olbia or Algerho airport, take the 1 hour drive north to the stunning Valle dell'Erica Resort - putting you within 20mins easy drive of the Porto Pollo Pro Centre for Windsurfing, Kitesurfing and Wing Foiling

Prepare for a 5 night stay with Half Board included.

About Northern Sardinia +

Northern Sardinia is a beautiful place for a wing foiling holiday. The sand is white, the sea is so clear it could be the Caribbean, and the flight from the UK is only about two hours. Whether the people you're travelling with foil or not, there's plenty here for everyone.

Porto Pollo, where you'll wing foil, is a lovely bay on the island's north coast. It's the windiest part of Sardinia, because the wind funnels between Sardinia and Corsica, and with two bays to pick from, you can practise in calm, protected water and go out into the channel when you're ready for waves. Olbia airport is about 40 minutes away, and the harbour town of Palau is just down the road. You really need a car in Sardinia, so we arrange car hire as part of every Planet Wingfoil holiday here.

Our team has been to Porto Pollo to check the hotels and try the conditions for ourselves, so we only sell the best places to stay and the best wing foil centre in the area. Give us a call and one of our wing foil travel experts will help you pick your flights, hotel, lessons, kit hire and safety cover.

Book early if you want to go in July or August. That's the peak Italian holiday season, and there aren't many places to stay.

Days 5–8

Marsala

3* Carmine Hotel Bed and Breakfast

After dropping your car off at Alghero and taking the short flight to Palermo (not included but can be added) - you will then pick up your car and drive the 1h and 20 mins to stunning city of Marsala. Here you will stay at the well located Hotel Carmine for 3 nights on a Bed and Breakfast basis. Marsala is a perfect walking city with cafes and restaurants as well as amazing architecture and history. Recharge your batteries before heading the Stagnone Lagoon for your final 6 days.

About Marsala +

Marsala is a lovely town on the western coast of Sicily, known for its wine, beautiful views, and peaceful atmosphere. Marsala offers a relaxing and authentic Sicilian experience, with good wine, friendly people, and lovely views. It’s ideal for travellers who enjoy a slower pace and want to explore the quieter side of Sicily. It is smaller and quieter than Palermo, but full of charm, especially for those who enjoy history, good food, and a slower pace.

The most famous thing about Marsala is its Marsala wine, a sweet fortified wine that has been made here for centuries. You can visit local wineries, such as Florio or Pellegrino, to learn how the wine is made and enjoy a tasting. It's a fun and relaxing experience, especially for adults who enjoy trying local drinks.

One of the main sights in the town itself is the historic centre, with its elegant buildings, narrow streets, and pretty squares. The Cathedral of Marsala, also called St. Thomas of Canterbury Cathedral, stands in the main square and is a nice place to visit. Not far from there, you can also explore the Archaeological Museum of Baglio Anselmi, which holds the remains of a real ancient Phoenician ship – one of the few you can see in the world.

The best time to visit Marsala is in the spring (April to June) or autumn (September to early November), when the weather is warm and pleasant but not too hot. These seasons are perfect for walking around the town, visiting wineries, and enjoying the countryside. Summer, especially July and August, can be very hot and a bit too dry for long walks, although the beaches nearby are nice for swimming. Winter is cooler and quieter, and while you may find some rain, it’s still milder than in most places in northern Europe.

Days 8–14

Lo Stagnone Sicily

5* Baglio Oneto Wine resort Bed and Breakfast

For the final 6 days of your trip head 20 mins north to Lo Stagnone Lagoon - perfect for Kiting and Wing Foiling (at the deeper spots), there is also the possibility for beginner and intermediate Windsurfing too.

10 minutes inland is the beautiful Baglio Oneto Wine Resort, with stunning views over the lagoon - here you will stay for 6 nights in a Deluxe Double room with Breakfast included

About Lo Stagnone Sicily +

Stagnone Lagoon in Sicily is a great spot for learning to wing, especially suited for beginners and improves. Located near Marsala on Sicily’s west coast, the lagoon features shallow (so often a shorter mast is used), flat waters that create an ideal environment for learning. Its shallow depth, rarely exceeding one meter, allows learners to stand comfortably, making it less intimidating than deeper waters. The flat, mirror-like surface is due to natural barriers protecting the lagoon from waves, so riders can focus on balancing and controlling the wing without challenging choppy conditions.

Wind conditions at Stagnone are also remarkably reliable. From spring through early fall, consistent thermal winds typically range from 10 to 20 knots, perfect for wingfoiling. The winds are gentle enough for beginners yet strong enough for practising different wing sizes and progressing to more advanced skills over time. Accessibility is another advantage, as the lagoon is close to Marsala and offers easy entry points, often with nearby parking. This area is known for its calm waters, low current, and clear visibility, making it a safe and confidence-inspiring place to learn.

Surrounded by salt pans, historic windmills, and views of the Egadi Islands, it offers a picturesque backdrop, enhancing the overall learning experience. With local cafes, restaurants, and accommodations nearby, it’s easy to take breaks and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere before returning to the water.

The best time to wingfoil in Stagnone is from April to October when the warm temperatures and steady winds provide perfect conditions. Shoulder months like April, May, September, and October offer fewer crowds while maintaining excellent weather.

Stagnone Lagoon’s safe conditions, friendly community, and beautiful scenery make it an exceptional location for wingfoiling.

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