Top La Maddalena Bus Tours

La Maddalena Archipelago is one of the most dazzling clutches of islets in the Mediterranean, but it is accessible almost exclusively by sea. Experience its natural beauty for yourself with this full-day boat tour that makes stops at the top beaches and coves along the coastline. Snap photos, take a dip, and marvel at the turquoise-hued water as you listen to the onboard commentary about La Maddalena and its treasures.

Explore the highlights of clifftop Bonifacio in Corsica during this full-day private tour from Sardinia. Wander the winding streets of the Genoese-built Old Town, admire the yachts, bars, and boutiques of the bustling marina, and explore the stunning Corsican coastline. Private excursions include pickup and drop-off from the Gallura area in northeastern Sardinia.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private tour covers the best of the Olbia region in one day of sightseeing, focusing primarily on food and wine. Highlights include exploring Olbia’s historical center and archeological museum, visiting one of the oldest Romanesque churches in Sardinia, and checking out Bronze Age and Neolithic tombs. Your tour ends with a typical Sardinian dinner on a farm (own expense).

Explore the scenic villages of Sardinia on a tour of Bosa, Nuraghe Santu Antine, and Tinnura. Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of these historic places, and enjoy wandering the winding streets taking in the scenery. See churches and grand homes as well as traditional cottages and unspoilt beaches. Visit the countryside and relax in the quiet seaside town of Bosa.

it is a good introduction to Gallura (the north east province of Sardinia) to its history, tradition and ... beauty.

Go beyond Italy’s crowds with this combination nature, history, and cultural tour. Starting in the Cave of Ispingoli, or Chasm of the Virgins, you’ll explore a real-life Phoenician sacrificial well. Then enjoy a traditional Sardinian open-air lunch with local shepherds among ancient oak trees, accompanied by local wine, Cannonau, and bottled water. Before adventure’s end, you’ll also stop to appreciate the beautiful Murals of Orgosolo.

Get to know the granite rocks of Gallura when you’re in northern Sardinia, and discover the Vermentino wine that’s made there, too. This private tour offers explorations around the coastal area where granite rocks were formed in the Palaeozoic era, millions of years ago. After learning about the geology, you’ll visit the Surrau winery to sample Vermentino wine along with some local delicacies.

With its 44,000 inhabitants, it is the 5th largest city of Sardinia. Alghero is the island’s main harbour town, home to Fertilia airport and one of its best-loved cities for the popular walkway along the port’s bastions, the red roofs that touch the sky and the gorgeous natural bay that flows into the emerald sea. The shoreline is some 90 km long and known as the Coral Riviera, home to a major colony of the finest coral. The most famous beach here is Le Bombarde, blessed with crystalline water and a clean sandy bottom, it is a favourite destination of families, young people and surfing enthusiasts.

Castelsardo is a medieval fortress surrounded by nature and steeped in history, religious traditions and ancient crafts. It sits perched on promontory in Anglona, in the center of the Asinara Gulf in north-western Sardinia. It was already an impenetrable centuries-old fortress protected by thick walls and 17 towers, until the advent of modern weaponry. The original nucleus of Castelsardo grew up around the castle of the Dorias, which tradition dates to 1102,