RIB
Rentals
Cala Gonone

- CAPACITY::
Up to 12 people
- ENGINES::
Yamaha | 115HP – 150 HP – 200 HP
- RIBS::
Novamarine RH630 and HD7
Equipped with all the necessary safety equipment, our RIBs for rent in Cala Gonone with a boating license are perfect for those who want to spend a day in the Gulf of Orosei, choosing stops and schedules independently.

- CAPACITY::
Up to 6 people
- ENGINES::
Yamaha | 40HP
- RIBS:
Novamarine RH580
Our RIBs for rent in Cala Gonone without a boating license are also ideal for those who are new to boating. Spacious and with well-tested hulls, they guarantee comfortable navigation and unparalleled ease of use.
Renting a RIB and driving it independently has several advantages, mainly related to the flexibility in choosing the timing of the sea trip and stops at the beaches and bays of the Gulf of Orosei.
Our engines are serviced every year and are easy to use even for less experienced people. The electric trim to lift the engine and the driving console with steering wheel will be your “faithful companions” during beach approaches, allowing the driver to maneuver more easily.
Along with the RIB, and subject to availability, we will provide:
- Sunshade awning
- Cooler bag with ice packs
- Beach umbrella
Before departure, we will explain the features of the vehicle and the main navigation rules in the gulf. Additionally, we will make sure to check the condition of the propeller and the engine before departure.
You can keep the RIB from 8:30 AM until 5:30 PM, navigating south of Cala Gonone in the Gulf of Orosei until you reach Cala Goloritzè, the last beach in the Gulf of Orosei. This beach can be reached in about an hour and a half of navigation. In the 20 miles that separate you from this beach, you will find some of the most beautiful bays and water mirrors in the world.
Take a look at the section dedicated to the Beaches of the Gulf of Orosei to get an idea of the itinerary.
Those who wish to participate in one of our charter tours can instead refer to the section dedicated to excursions in the Gulf of Orosei with a skipper.




