Anchored a ways offshore from the Costa Smeralda, in a sea often stirred by mistral winds, the magical Maddalena archipelago holds its own against the elements. This extraordinary group of uncontaminated islands has long been known as the "Polynesia of Italy". It is quite simply a beautiful sight, set as it is upon waters of turquoise and blue, bordered by the whitest of beaches and Mediterranean shrubs.
To conserve this unique natural environment, the Arcipelago della Maddalena has been made a National Park.