Caribbean Mediterranean, Cork Island, Island of Shepherds - these are all nicknames of Sardinia, which perfectly describe it. Crystal clear water, white beaches, groves of cork oaks, grazing flocks of sheep. And in addition, steep cliffs, defensive towers, a piece of history in the form of nuraghi and dolmens, charming towns, excellent cuisine... It doesn't matter if you are in Sardinia for the first time or for the umpteenth time. It always brings a smile to your face, makes you slow down, pleases with a friendly atmosphere and well-being. And not only in summer, when it offers a warm sea. Feel free to come here in the spring or autumn. The water will not be completely warm for swimming, but the beaches are still amazing and invite you to laze around or wander around. And if you get bored of them, there are always plenty of opportunities to spend time pleasantly.
Get acquainted with this Italian region and rest after the journey. After landing, take a breath of sea air and head towards the Sardinian adventure. Pick up your car (according to the instructions you receive before departure) and set off on your journey.
Upon arrival, pick up your reserved car according to the instructions you receive before departure. Thanks to it, you will have freedom of movement and you will also get to places less accessible by public transport. Road traffic in Sardinia is not hectic and the roads are in good condition.
On the first day, dedicate yourself to exploring this port city, also nicknamed Little Barcelona due to its significant Catalan influence. Even today, the locals still speak Catalan in addition to Italian. Venture into the narrow streets between houses with protruding balconies, stroll along the medieval ramparts with bastions, visit the harbor serving fishermen and excursion boats, and discover local ice cream parlors, bars, and restaurants. If you have enough time, you can take a trip to the nearby Spiaggia Maria Pia beach, swim, or just stroll along the white sand in the shade of pine trees. Alternatively, take a look at the old bridge from the Roman period in the Calich lagoon.
This long sandy beach, bordered by a pine grove, offers views of nearby Alghero.
The Laguna del Calich coastal wetland area is suitable for water bird watching. In addition, you will find the remains of a Roman bridge, reconstructed in the Middle Ages.
Sardinia is not just about cities, but mainly and above all about amazing nature. Today you will spend the day first on the cliffs of the nearby peninsula and then on a nearby beach, the first of many you will see in Sardinia.
Even upon arrival on the peninsula, you'll enjoy amazing views, as well as during the hike, which will initially lead you steeply uphill. But further on, the path is extremely pleasant. And there's always something to see. You'll follow the edge of the cliff, push through the maquis shrubland, admire the local flora, enjoy the fresh air and sun, and descend to a stone defensive tower... Those who want to can visit the famous Neptune's Grotto halfway through the route, which requires descending 654 steps (in summer, it is alternatively accessible by boat from the harbor in Cala Dragunara bay, above which you park). Tickets can be purchased on site or online in advance. The circuit is about 4.5 km long, but allow more time for it, as you will often stop, take photos, and enjoy the views.
After the hike, relax on Porto Ferro beach, either on the long sandy stretch lined with dunes or in the nearby pine grove. The sea here is calm and clear, and there is a refreshment bar open in the summer months. In the northern part of the beach you will find three defensive towers from the 17th century, which you can also visit.
You will move to the north coast, to the romantic town of Castelsardo. And you will be able to see it during the day and in the night lighting, when it acquires a completely magical atmosphere. And you will also take a look at the local beaches so you can compare those on the east coast with those on the north coast.
Castelsardo is situated on a rocky cliff, and all the narrow streets climb up the hill, dominated by a huge castle. Explore it, taste gelato, try some Sardinian specialties, such as culurgiones pasta pockets filled with a mixture of boiled potatoes, sheep cheese, garlic, and mint, and relax on Badesi beach. Then come back in the evening, when the lights of bars and restaurants light up after dark, and everything takes on a romantic atmosphere. Once you've enjoyed the evening atmosphere, return to your accommodation.
An eight-kilometer-long beach with white sand and azure blue sea, one of those you'll never forget.
A trip to a small, colorful town at the mouth of the Temo River, dominated by a medieval castle. You will drive along the "strada panoramica", where you will often stop to admire the views of the endless blue of the Mediterranean Sea and the receding Alghero.
One of the beaches along the way. This one is easily accessible, and the water, like at all the others, is completely clear. If you feel like it, take a break, have a swim, grab something refreshing at the local bar, and then continue on your journey.
A town resembling a colorful building set. Narrow cobblestone streets lined with brightly colored houses rise up the hill beyond the river. Above them stands the 12th-century Seravalle Castle, of which only the walls, towers, and chapel have survived. Climb up to it and enjoy the views of the town, the river estuary, and the adjacent beach. After paying the entrance fee, you can take a look inside. On the way back, stop at a restaurant or bar and taste the local seadas – sweet and savory fried pastries filled with Sardinian pecorino cheese and drizzled with honey.
K Bose also has a beach, above which rises another of Sardinia's defensive towers. The beach is long, sandy and not usually crowded. You will definitely enjoy swimming there.
The last day of your vacation, when you say goodbye to Sardinia and head to the airport. But if you're not in a hurry, you can take a dip on the local beach beforehand and enjoy the crystal-clear sea one last time.
At the airport, you'll return the car, go through check-in, and then just wave goodbye to this magical island from the airplane window. And maybe you'll already be planning your next visit :-).
Caribbean Mediterranean, Cork Island, Island of Shepherds - these are all nicknames of Sardinia, which perfectly describe it. Crystal clear water, white beaches, groves of cork oaks, grazing flocks of sheep. And in addition, steep cliffs, defensive towers, a piece of history in the form of nuraghi and dolmens, charming towns, excellent cuisine... It doesn't matter if you are in Sardinia for the first time or for the umpteenth time. It always brings a smile to your face, makes you slow down, pleases with a friendly atmosphere and well-being. And not only in summer, when it offers a warm sea. Feel free to come here in the spring or autumn. The water will not be completely warm for swimming, but the beaches are still amazing and invite you to laze around or wander around. And if you get bored of them, there are always plenty of opportunities to spend time pleasantly.
Get acquainted with this Italian region and rest after the journey. After landing, take a breath of sea air and head towards the Sardinian adventure. Pick up your car (according to the instructions you receive before departure) and set off on your journey.
Upon arrival, pick up your reserved car according to the instructions you receive before departure. Thanks to it, you will have freedom of movement and you will also get to places less accessible by public transport. Road traffic in Sardinia is not hectic and the roads are in good condition.
On the first day, dedicate yourself to exploring this port city, also nicknamed Little Barcelona due to its significant Catalan influence. Even today, the locals still speak Catalan in addition to Italian. Venture into the narrow streets between houses with protruding balconies, stroll along the medieval ramparts with bastions, visit the harbor serving fishermen and excursion boats, and discover local ice cream parlors, bars, and restaurants. If you have enough time, you can take a trip to the nearby Spiaggia Maria Pia beach, swim, or just stroll along the white sand in the shade of pine trees. Alternatively, take a look at the old bridge from the Roman period in the Calich lagoon.
This long sandy beach, bordered by a pine grove, offers views of nearby Alghero.
The Laguna del Calich coastal wetland area is suitable for water bird watching. In addition, you will find the remains of a Roman bridge, reconstructed in the Middle Ages.
Sardinia is not just about cities, but mainly and above all about amazing nature. Today you will spend the day first on the cliffs of the nearby peninsula and then on a nearby beach, the first of many you will see in Sardinia.
Even upon arrival on the peninsula, you'll enjoy amazing views, as well as during the hike, which will initially lead you steeply uphill. But further on, the path is extremely pleasant. And there's always something to see. You'll follow the edge of the cliff, push through the maquis shrubland, admire the local flora, enjoy the fresh air and sun, and descend to a stone defensive tower... Those who want to can visit the famous Neptune's Grotto halfway through the route, which requires descending 654 steps (in summer, it is alternatively accessible by boat from the harbor in Cala Dragunara bay, above which you park). Tickets can be purchased on site or online in advance. The circuit is about 4.5 km long, but allow more time for it, as you will often stop, take photos, and enjoy the views.
After the hike, relax on Porto Ferro beach, either on the long sandy stretch lined with dunes or in the nearby pine grove. The sea here is calm and clear, and there is a refreshment bar open in the summer months. In the northern part of the beach you will find three defensive towers from the 17th century, which you can also visit.
You will move to the north coast, to the romantic town of Castelsardo. And you will be able to see it during the day and in the night lighting, when it acquires a completely magical atmosphere. And you will also take a look at the local beaches so you can compare those on the east coast with those on the north coast.
Castelsardo is situated on a rocky cliff, and all the narrow streets climb up the hill, dominated by a huge castle. Explore it, taste gelato, try some Sardinian specialties, such as culurgiones pasta pockets filled with a mixture of boiled potatoes, sheep cheese, garlic, and mint, and relax on Badesi beach. Then come back in the evening, when the lights of bars and restaurants light up after dark, and everything takes on a romantic atmosphere. Once you've enjoyed the evening atmosphere, return to your accommodation.
An eight-kilometer-long beach with white sand and azure blue sea, one of those you'll never forget.
A trip to a small, colorful town at the mouth of the Temo River, dominated by a medieval castle. You will drive along the "strada panoramica", where you will often stop to admire the views of the endless blue of the Mediterranean Sea and the receding Alghero.
One of the beaches along the way. This one is easily accessible, and the water, like at all the others, is completely clear. If you feel like it, take a break, have a swim, grab something refreshing at the local bar, and then continue on your journey.
A town resembling a colorful building set. Narrow cobblestone streets lined with brightly colored houses rise up the hill beyond the river. Above them stands the 12th-century Seravalle Castle, of which only the walls, towers, and chapel have survived. Climb up to it and enjoy the views of the town, the river estuary, and the adjacent beach. After paying the entrance fee, you can take a look inside. On the way back, stop at a restaurant or bar and taste the local seadas – sweet and savory fried pastries filled with Sardinian pecorino cheese and drizzled with honey.
K Bose also has a beach, above which rises another of Sardinia's defensive towers. The beach is long, sandy and not usually crowded. You will definitely enjoy swimming there.
The last day of your vacation, when you say goodbye to Sardinia and head to the airport. But if you're not in a hurry, you can take a dip on the local beach beforehand and enjoy the crystal-clear sea one last time.
At the airport, you'll return the car, go through check-in, and then just wave goodbye to this magical island from the airplane window. And maybe you'll already be planning your next visit :-).
itinerary by Alice
Caribbean Mediterranean, Cork Island, Island of Shepherds - these are all nicknames of Sardinia, which perfectly describe it. Crystal clear water, white beaches, groves of cork oaks, grazing flocks of sheep. And in addition, steep cliffs, defensive towers, a piece of history in the form of nuraghi and dolmens, charming towns, excellent cuisine... It doesn't matter if you are in Sardinia for the first time or for the umpteenth time. It always brings a smile to your face, makes you slow down, pleases with a friendly atmosphere and well-being. And not only in summer, when it offers a warm sea. Feel free to come here in the spring or autumn. The water will not be completely warm for swimming, but the beaches are still amazing and invite you to laze around or wander around. And if you get bored of them, there are always plenty of opportunities to spend time pleasantly.
Get acquainted with this Italian region and rest after the journey. After landing, take a breath of sea air and head towards the Sardinian adventure. Pick up your car (according to the instructions you receive before departure) and set off on your journey.
Upon arrival, pick up your reserved car according to the instructions you receive before departure. Thanks to it, you will have freedom of movement and you will also get to places less accessible by public transport. Road traffic in Sardinia is not hectic and the roads are in good condition.
On the first day, dedicate yourself to exploring this port city, also nicknamed Little Barcelona due to its significant Catalan influence. Even today, the locals still speak Catalan in addition to Italian. Venture into the narrow streets between houses with protruding balconies, stroll along the medieval ramparts with bastions, visit the harbor serving fishermen and excursion boats, and discover local ice cream parlors, bars, and restaurants. If you have enough time, you can take a trip to the nearby Spiaggia Maria Pia beach, swim, or just stroll along the white sand in the shade of pine trees. Alternatively, take a look at the old bridge from the Roman period in the Calich lagoon.
This long sandy beach, bordered by a pine grove, offers views of nearby Alghero.
The Laguna del Calich coastal wetland area is suitable for water bird watching. In addition, you will find the remains of a Roman bridge, reconstructed in the Middle Ages.
Sardinia is not just about cities, but mainly and above all about amazing nature. Today you will spend the day first on the cliffs of the nearby peninsula and then on a nearby beach, the first of many you will see in Sardinia.
Even upon arrival on the peninsula, you'll enjoy amazing views, as well as during the hike, which will initially lead you steeply uphill. But further on, the path is extremely pleasant. And there's always something to see. You'll follow the edge of the cliff, push through the maquis shrubland, admire the local flora, enjoy the fresh air and sun, and descend to a stone defensive tower... Those who want to can visit the famous Neptune's Grotto halfway through the route, which requires descending 654 steps (in summer, it is alternatively accessible by boat from the harbor in Cala Dragunara bay, above which you park). Tickets can be purchased on site or online in advance. The circuit is about 4.5 km long, but allow more time for it, as you will often stop, take photos, and enjoy the views.
After the hike, relax on Porto Ferro beach, either on the long sandy stretch lined with dunes or in the nearby pine grove. The sea here is calm and clear, and there is a refreshment bar open in the summer months. In the northern part of the beach you will find three defensive towers from the 17th century, which you can also visit.
You will move to the north coast, to the romantic town of Castelsardo. And you will be able to see it during the day and in the night lighting, when it acquires a completely magical atmosphere. And you will also take a look at the local beaches so you can compare those on the east coast with those on the north coast.
Castelsardo is situated on a rocky cliff, and all the narrow streets climb up the hill, dominated by a huge castle. Explore it, taste gelato, try some Sardinian specialties, such as culurgiones pasta pockets filled with a mixture of boiled potatoes, sheep cheese, garlic, and mint, and relax on Badesi beach. Then come back in the evening, when the lights of bars and restaurants light up after dark, and everything takes on a romantic atmosphere. Once you've enjoyed the evening atmosphere, return to your accommodation.
An eight-kilometer-long beach with white sand and azure blue sea, one of those you'll never forget.
A trip to a small, colorful town at the mouth of the Temo River, dominated by a medieval castle. You will drive along the "strada panoramica", where you will often stop to admire the views of the endless blue of the Mediterranean Sea and the receding Alghero.
One of the beaches along the way. This one is easily accessible, and the water, like at all the others, is completely clear. If you feel like it, take a break, have a swim, grab something refreshing at the local bar, and then continue on your journey.
A town resembling a colorful building set. Narrow cobblestone streets lined with brightly colored houses rise up the hill beyond the river. Above them stands the 12th-century Seravalle Castle, of which only the walls, towers, and chapel have survived. Climb up to it and enjoy the views of the town, the river estuary, and the adjacent beach. After paying the entrance fee, you can take a look inside. On the way back, stop at a restaurant or bar and taste the local seadas – sweet and savory fried pastries filled with Sardinian pecorino cheese and drizzled with honey.
K Bose also has a beach, above which rises another of Sardinia's defensive towers. The beach is long, sandy and not usually crowded. You will definitely enjoy swimming there.
The last day of your vacation, when you say goodbye to Sardinia and head to the airport. But if you're not in a hurry, you can take a dip on the local beach beforehand and enjoy the crystal-clear sea one last time.
At the airport, you'll return the car, go through check-in, and then just wave goodbye to this magical island from the airplane window. And maybe you'll already be planning your next visit :-).
Caribbean Mediterranean, Cork Island, Island of Shepherds - these are all nicknames of Sardinia, which perfectly describe it. Crystal clear water, white beaches, groves of cork oaks, grazing flocks of sheep. And in addition, steep cliffs, defensive towers, a piece of history in the form of nuraghi and dolmens, charming towns, excellent cuisine... It doesn't matter if you are in Sardinia for the first time or for the umpteenth time. It always brings a smile to your face, makes you slow down, pleases with a friendly atmosphere and well-being. And not only in summer, when it offers a warm sea. Feel free to come here in the spring or autumn. The water will not be completely warm for swimming, but the beaches are still amazing and invite you to laze around or wander around. And if you get bored of them, there are always plenty of opportunities to spend time pleasantly.
Get acquainted with this Italian region and rest after the journey. After landing, take a breath of sea air and head towards the Sardinian adventure. Pick up your car (according to the instructions you receive before departure) and set off on your journey.
Upon arrival, pick up your reserved car according to the instructions you receive before departure. Thanks to it, you will have freedom of movement and you will also get to places less accessible by public transport. Road traffic in Sardinia is not hectic and the roads are in good condition.
On the first day, dedicate yourself to exploring this port city, also nicknamed Little Barcelona due to its significant Catalan influence. Even today, the locals still speak Catalan in addition to Italian. Venture into the narrow streets between houses with protruding balconies, stroll along the medieval ramparts with bastions, visit the harbor serving fishermen and excursion boats, and discover local ice cream parlors, bars, and restaurants. If you have enough time, you can take a trip to the nearby Spiaggia Maria Pia beach, swim, or just stroll along the white sand in the shade of pine trees. Alternatively, take a look at the old bridge from the Roman period in the Calich lagoon.
This long sandy beach, bordered by a pine grove, offers views of nearby Alghero.
The Laguna del Calich coastal wetland area is suitable for water bird watching. In addition, you will find the remains of a Roman bridge, reconstructed in the Middle Ages.
Sardinia is not just about cities, but mainly and above all about amazing nature. Today you will spend the day first on the cliffs of the nearby peninsula and then on a nearby beach, the first of many you will see in Sardinia.
Even upon arrival on the peninsula, you'll enjoy amazing views, as well as during the hike, which will initially lead you steeply uphill. But further on, the path is extremely pleasant. And there's always something to see. You'll follow the edge of the cliff, push through the maquis shrubland, admire the local flora, enjoy the fresh air and sun, and descend to a stone defensive tower... Those who want to can visit the famous Neptune's Grotto halfway through the route, which requires descending 654 steps (in summer, it is alternatively accessible by boat from the harbor in Cala Dragunara bay, above which you park). Tickets can be purchased on site or online in advance. The circuit is about 4.5 km long, but allow more time for it, as you will often stop, take photos, and enjoy the views.
After the hike, relax on Porto Ferro beach, either on the long sandy stretch lined with dunes or in the nearby pine grove. The sea here is calm and clear, and there is a refreshment bar open in the summer months. In the northern part of the beach you will find three defensive towers from the 17th century, which you can also visit.
You will move to the north coast, to the romantic town of Castelsardo. And you will be able to see it during the day and in the night lighting, when it acquires a completely magical atmosphere. And you will also take a look at the local beaches so you can compare those on the east coast with those on the north coast.
Castelsardo is situated on a rocky cliff, and all the narrow streets climb up the hill, dominated by a huge castle. Explore it, taste gelato, try some Sardinian specialties, such as culurgiones pasta pockets filled with a mixture of boiled potatoes, sheep cheese, garlic, and mint, and relax on Badesi beach. Then come back in the evening, when the lights of bars and restaurants light up after dark, and everything takes on a romantic atmosphere. Once you've enjoyed the evening atmosphere, return to your accommodation.
An eight-kilometer-long beach with white sand and azure blue sea, one of those you'll never forget.
A trip to a small, colorful town at the mouth of the Temo River, dominated by a medieval castle. You will drive along the "strada panoramica", where you will often stop to admire the views of the endless blue of the Mediterranean Sea and the receding Alghero.
One of the beaches along the way. This one is easily accessible, and the water, like at all the others, is completely clear. If you feel like it, take a break, have a swim, grab something refreshing at the local bar, and then continue on your journey.
A town resembling a colorful building set. Narrow cobblestone streets lined with brightly colored houses rise up the hill beyond the river. Above them stands the 12th-century Seravalle Castle, of which only the walls, towers, and chapel have survived. Climb up to it and enjoy the views of the town, the river estuary, and the adjacent beach. After paying the entrance fee, you can take a look inside. On the way back, stop at a restaurant or bar and taste the local seadas – sweet and savory fried pastries filled with Sardinian pecorino cheese and drizzled with honey.
K Bose also has a beach, above which rises another of Sardinia's defensive towers. The beach is long, sandy and not usually crowded. You will definitely enjoy swimming there.
The last day of your vacation, when you say goodbye to Sardinia and head to the airport. But if you're not in a hurry, you can take a dip on the local beach beforehand and enjoy the crystal-clear sea one last time.
At the airport, you'll return the car, go through check-in, and then just wave goodbye to this magical island from the airplane window. And maybe you'll already be planning your next visit :-).
