A wide choice of origaninal excursions and
experiences to do in all the most popular spots of Sardinia.
Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia
Cagliari is in a central position compared to the south of Sardinia and is an excellent starting point to discover the island to the east or west.
If you have time, do not hesitate to spend a day in the capital, you will be surprised!
A living city from a cultural, archaeological point of view. The city is also rich in natural places like the Devil's Saddle, symbol of the city and Molentargius with the famous pink flamingos
Pula, Domus de Maria, Chia
Just 30 minutes far from Cagliari, we find the lovely town of Pula, famous for the archaeological site of Nora and the beaches of Santa Margherita.
Continuing south, you can admire the coast of Chia to Teulada through a series of turns with a wonderful view of the south coast of Sardinia.
Not only beaches and blue sea, but also many beautiful mountains and forests ideal for those who love hiking and biking.
The south west and the islands
We leave the south coast behind us and continue our trip to the southwest.
Before reaching the mines coast, we suggest you to make a small stop on the
island of Sant 'Antioco and San Pietro to discover their fishing villages like Carloforte.
A series of panoramic turns take us to Nebida and Masua, where the wild southwest begins.
A geologically interesting coastline, abandoned mining villages, old mines and mountains with scenic trails just waiting to be explored.
The Peninsula of Sinis and Bosa
We are in the center-west of Sardinia, in a region still little known of mass tourism.
Cradle of the ancient and glorious Nuragic civilization, this region has unearthed
important archaeological discoveries such as the famous Giants of Monti Prama, the very first form of statuary art of all the Mediterranean.
Continuing north, we find Bosa, with its medieval castle, colorful neighborhoods and the Temo, the only navigable river
in Sardinia.
Alghero, called by its inhabitants Alguer, is the famous Sardinian city of north-west
of Sardinia.
Dolphin watching, catamaran sailing, visits to archaeological sites, gastronomic tours and many other unforgettable
experiences will make your stay in Alghero authentic and original.
Continuing north, we arrive at Stintino with its beach of postcards, from which we can embark to reach the Asinara National Park (Donkey Island)
Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia
Cagliari is in a central position compared to the south of Sardinia and is an excellent starting point to discover the island to the east or west.
If you have time, do not hesitate to spend a day in the capital, you will be surprised!
A living city from a cultural, archaeological and rich in natural places like the Devil's Saddle, symbol of the city.
From Villasimius to Cardedu
The southeast of the island is famous especially for the tourist center of Villasimius,
with its marina, its protected marine park, its paradisiac beaches and the islands of Serpentara e dei Cavoli. This part of the
island offers many opportunities for sea and mountain day tours.
Going up on the east coast, we arrive in the region called Ogliastra. Seaside destination par excellence, it is a region
also known for its cliffs (Tacchi Ogliastra) that characterize the landscape and attract climbers from around the world.
We are in the heart of Sardinia where time seems to have stopped.
Ancestral traditions, wild landscapes and extraordinary people will be the common thread that will accompany you throughout your stay.
Around us, a generous and wild nature: ancient forests, mountains, flora and fauna endemic.
With these features, the area offers many hikes from a hiking and experience perspective.
Not only jet set, but a generous and paradisiac nature, Mediterranean scrub, granite coasts smoothed by
the wind, a sea with a thousand shades of blue, canyons, Nuraghes, dolmens, sacred wells and tombs of giants.
From the Emerald Coast to Mount Limbara, from Santa Teresa to Palau and La Maddalena ..
Discover with us the activities and excursions available in northern Sardinia.