Forte Village, on Sardinia’s southern coast near Santa Margherita di Pula, is best known as one of Europe’s most celebrated resort complexes, but for charter guests it represents a quieter section of the Sardinian coast with an immediately accessible sandy seabed, protected bay anchorages and an easy passage east toward Cagliari and west toward the rugged southwestern cape. Nineteen motor yachts serve the Sardinia charter region, making this stretch of southern coast a viable base for week-long itineraries covering both the south and the southwest.
Motor yachts anchoring off Forte Village benefit from the relatively shallow and clear water of the southern Sardinian coast, with less competition for anchorage spots than the Costa Smeralda experiences in peak season. The coastline west toward Capo Teulada and Capo Spartivento opens up quickly into bays that are accessible only by boat, while the passage east takes yachts through the Gulf of Cagliari toward Villasimius and the Capo Carbonara marine park.
Weekly charter rates for motor yachts in this part of Sardinia range from approximately 30,000 to 250,000 euros, with the advance provisioning allowance adding around thirty percent. Forte Village’s calm, south-facing bay is naturally sheltered from the prevailing northerly mistral, meaning the anchorage is comfortable on more days than the exposed northern bays. June and September offer excellent conditions at lower base rates than July and August peak.
The resort’s waterfront restaurants and facilities are accessible to charter guests by tender, offering a shore-based dining option on any evening of the week.
