We are still in Golfo Pero, experiencing 25kt winds at deck level (our mast head anemometer isn't working), with lots of white caps. At the moment it's a westerly, from which we are quite sheltered, but if the forecast veer to a northerly comes in, we will have to be moving!
In the meantime, we are spying on other boats. This is the place you anchor if your boat is too big for Porto Cervo (which takes some doing - 72ft looks very small in there!) Also for that strange breed, the yacht support vessel. This is the large boat on which you keep your toys - the helicopter pad, and so on. You park that conveniently close to the fleshpots and take your main boat in to port for swanking about.
This is the biggest one we've ever seen. You can see the yacht on the side deck: it is about 38 or 40 feet long, and is some kind of racer. Last night, they put her in the water for an hour or so's sailing, and then brought her in again. As casually as we handle our 3m dinghy.
Pip took the pic through our monocular; hence the anachronistic black rim!