boat hire in San Teodoro · Capelli — Capelli Tempest 775 (2012)

The Capelli Tempest 770 inflatable boat is equipped with a 250 HP Yamanha FURIBORDO four-stroke engine. Spacious and very comfortable, it can accommodate up to 12 people but is certified for 24. It features a large and comfortable bow sundeck with cushions and a large central seat covered by an awning to provide shade. Comfortable cushions, awnings, comfortable aft platforms with ladders, free availability of masks and snorkels, and a freshwater shower on board. Our love for this area, where we have been working since the 1980s, has led us to develop increasingly sophisticated services in line with our sole mission: to offer you a skippered boat rental in the seas of the Molara/Tavolara archipelago. We began our business with services dedicated to surfing and sailing enthusiasts, and in subsequent years expanded to include large inflatable boat rentals. Our services are always geared towards making your stay pleasant, with the utmost courtesy and availability. We speak English, German, French, Portuguese, and Spanish. Rent this Tempest770 inflatable boat, guided by our expert skippers, for a unique day of fun and discovery of magnificent places among the crystal-clear waters and pristine islands of the Tavolara Marine Protected Area. We'll depart in the morning and stop at the most beautiful spots, which we, natives of this area, know so well. You can dive into the transparent waters of Cala Brandinchi, see the island of Proratora, and then reach the uninhabited and pristine island of Molara, where you can swim in its pools among a myriad of beautiful fish. We'll then visit Cala Girgolu with its magnificent granite rocks and Piana Island, before stopping for about an hour and a half on Tavolara Island. In addition to exploring the island and learning about the curiosities of its former kingdom, you can dine and savor seafood specialties at the Re or Corona restaurants, or enjoy a picnic lunch in the shaded dining area. We'll continue toward the stunning cliffs of Tavolara Island for a dip in the bluest waters you've ever seen, followed by a final dip in the turquoise waters of the Punta Est beach at Capo Coda Cavallo.