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Discover the rugged beauty of Sardinia on this immersive 3-day tour. Stroll through the ancient streets of Cagliari, taste authentic Sardinian seafood at a seafront restaurant, and explore the UNESCO-listed Su Nuraxi ruins. Enjoy local wines at a family-run vineyard and take a scenic boat ride to hidden gems like Cala Luna, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters. This tour perfectly blends culture, history, and culinary delights, catering to travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation in Sardinia's stunning landscapes. - 3-day guided tour featuring Cagliari, Su Nuraxi, and Cala Luna - Enjoy fresh seafood dinners and wine tastings at local vineyards - Private walking tour with insights into Sardinia's rich history - Includes hotel stays and scenic boat rides with swim stops

Sardinia is peppered with prehistoric remains of the enigmatic Nuragic civilization, but these archaeological sites are a challenge to interpret for the untrained eye. With this archaeological tour, visit one of the island’s Nuragic ruins with a guide for insights into the history and significance of the megalithic nuraghe buildings and learn more about the people who walked the island 4,000 years ago.

See more of Castelsardo on a private full-day tour from Cagliari with a guide who shows you historical landmarks and other charms of the picturesque seaside town. Highlights include the Citadel of Castelsardo; Elephant Rock; and Altare Monte d'Accoddi—a pre-Nuragic archaeological site from the 4th century BC. Have time for a leisurely stroll through the medieval streets on an excursion that can be personalized to your interests.

Pair the independence of self-drive with the convenience of a tour on this educational private day trip that’s tailor-made for history buffs. With a guide on hand to explicate every site, learn the secrets of Sardinia’s mysterious Nuragic civilization and explore the charming town of Bosa. Visit the megalithic tower and village at Nuraghe Sant’Antine, the prehistoric burial ground at Sant’Andrea Priu, and Bosa’s scenic old town.