Top Pula Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Discover the culturally rich medieval city of Cagliari with this private guided tour, which includes hotel pickup and stops at Cagliari’s must-see attractions. Explore the city’s Royal Palace, Elephant Tower, Saint Remy Rampart, and other highlights, learning about Cagliari’s culture and history as you go. Opt to visit Cagliari's Underground or customize your tour with a market visit or stop at Poetto Beach.

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.

Tour to discover the wonderful coast of southern Sardinia. The departure is in the picturesque beach inside the bay of Capo Malfatano Access by sea is always guaranteed to the famous Tuerredda beach, where all summer is possible to access only by reservation as a beach with a limited number. The tour includes at least 4 stops, during which you can take advantage of exploring the seabed by snorkeling or simply relaxing in the turquoise waters The dinghy allows you to approach the coast. There are on board mask and mouthpiece, Available certified hiking guide, who will tell stories curiosity about the places visited and Sardinia.

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.

Escape to one of Sardinia’s loveliest island retreats during this full-day tour of San Pietro Island. Choose from shared or private options; the tour begins in the morning, when you’re picked up directly from your Chia or Domus de Maria accommodation. Journey via air-conditioned minivan to Calasetta, where you’ll board a ferry to the island. Upon arrival, swim in the turquoise sea, tour the vibrant town of Carloforte, see the Columns of Carloforte, and learn about San Pietro Island’s millennia of history.

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.

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.

The historic mine in Porto Flavia is one of the most fascinating sights in Sardinia, but reaching the complex by public transportation can be time-consuming. Save hours with this tour from Chia via private minivan and spend more time exploring the storied tunnels overlooking the Pan di Zucchero sea stacks off the coast. Learn about this remarkable example of industrial archaeology during a guided tour before the ride back to Chia.

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.