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No visit to Sardinia is complete without immersing yourself in its captivating historical ruins. On the guided tour of Nora, history is brought to life as an expert unveils the intricate secrets of Phoenician urban planning and artistry while you stroll through its ancient streets. With priority access, you’ll breeze past the lines for a stress-free experience, and the added convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off from Chia and Domus de Maria ensures your day is effortless and enjoyable from beginning to end.

Check out a Sardinian olive oil mill, cheese dairy, and prestigious winery during a half-day tasting tour from Cagliari. The ideal trip for lovers of food, the daytime experience showcases the villages of Serdiana, Donori, and Dolianova, and their food-producing heritage. Savor samples as you explore, and learn about the island’s beloved produce from your guide.

Explore the rich history of Nora, one of Sardinia’s most important archaeological sites, followed by a relaxing day at the stunning Chia Beach. This private guided tour offers a comfortable journey with a knowledgeable driver-guide who provides insightful commentary on the ancient ruins. Wander through Punic and Roman structures, including temples and theaters, before unwinding on Chia’s pristine sandy shores and crystal-clear waters. Ideal for history enthusiasts and beach lovers alike, this tour is tailored to your preferences for a personalized experience. - Visit the significant archaeological site of Nora with expert guidance - Relax at Chia Beach, known for its beautiful dunes and clear waters - Enjoy a comfortable ride in a fully equipped 9 - seat van with air conditioning - Tour duration is approximately 6 hours, perfect for a day of adventure and relaxation

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.

There are places in Sardinia where the modern world dissolves, where the air smells of wild herbs and warm earth, and where daily life has remained unchanged for centuries. The family farm in Siliqua is one such place. Your English-speaking guide will accompany you from Cagliari across the Campidano plain to this working estate, where a Sardinian shepherd and his family have dedicated their lives to artisan cheese-making. You'll witness the transformation of sheep's milk into cheese, learning the tradition behind each step — temperature control, natural rennet, aging — and why mold is essential to the depth of flavor that makes Sardinian pecorino so distinctive. After the demonstration, the farm opens before you: pigs roaming freely, wheat swaying in the breeze, a family vineyard tended with quiet dedication. The experience concludes with a tasting of the farm's own cheeses, cured meats, and wine. A traditional lunch is available at €25 per person, payable directly at the farm.

Experience the beauty and history of Cagliari on this Private Shore Tour, guided by locals who will show you the most evocative corners of Sardinia’s capital. This complete tour, combining both car and walking experiences, takes you to the city’s most iconic landmarks. Visit the famous Poetto Beach and Molentargius Park, home to graceful pink flamingos, before heading to Monte Urpinu for stunning panoramic views. Explore the heart of Cagliari with stops at the Basilica of Bonaria and the historic Castello district, full of narrow streets, bastions, and monuments that offer fascinating glimpses into the island’s past. This immersive tour is a must for anyone wanting to discover the charm of Cagliari.

Jeep tour, discovering the southwestern coast of Sardinia, through the mountains that extend DA Pula to Domus DE Maria, accessible only by 4x4! Accompanied by certified Environmental DA Gui de Hiking, we will cross one of the wildest areas of Sardinia, the green forest of "Is Cannoneris", famous for the presence of deer and fallow deer and for its peaks that reach a thousand meters, giving us breathtaking views and unspoilt nature The tour continues towards the sea between coves and beaches of remarkable beauty, in the area of Chia, surrounded by ancient coastal towers, the constant scent of the Mediterranean scrub and the emerald green of the sea. On the way back we will visit one of the symbolic monuments of Sardinia: the Nuraghe

The Roman empire left its mark on every corner of Italy, and Sardinia is no exception. Walk in the footsteps of the ancients with this guided hike that traces a storied Roman road along the southern coastline between Santa Margherita di Pula and Chia. Hear stories and anecdotes about the route and the surrounding landscape from your guide, stop to admire the view, and enjoy lunch along the way.

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.

Visit two villages in Sardinia’s mountainous Barbagia area on this cultural tour from Cagliari to Mamoiada and Orgosolo, located in the middle of the island. With a guide, learn about Mamoiada’s tradition of making carnival masks at a local museum and workshop, see Orgosolo’s many murals (‘murales’) and enjoy a taste of regional wine made from the island’s cannonau grapes. Lunch is included on this small-group day trip by 9-seater minivan.

The ancient city of Nora is one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in Sardinia, but reaching these remote ruins and interpreting the remains on your own can be a hassle. With this small-group tour, enjoy round-trip transportation directly from Cagliari and explore the ancient city with a guide to better understand its Phoenician, Carthaginian, and Roman influences. Admire the amphitheater, temple, aqueduct, and fragments of mosaics and other decorations.