Top Sardinia Bus Tours - page 2

Visiting Sardinia’s archaeological sites and historic towns by public transportation can be frustrating. Save hours and see a number of A-list attractions in a single day with this driving tour from Cagliari. Stop for a guided walk at Su Nuraxi, a UNESCO-listed Nuragic archaeological site, to learn about this enigmatic ancient culture, then relax on Poetto beach. Continue to the Molentargius-Saline Nature Reserve to spot pink flamingos and end at scenic Mount Urpinu.

The stretch of Sardinian coastline between Capo Figari and Golfo Aranci has been home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins for more than a decade. Set off with this dolphin-watching tour to spot these marine mammals as they frolic in the clear waters off the island of Figarolo. Learn about the local dolphins and their habitat from your skipper and guide while you keep your camera at the ready.

Explore Sardinia's spectacular island, Tavolara, by sea on this scenic boat tour from Olbia. Skirt the granite cliffs of Capo Ceraso before heading to the brilliant turquoise and cobalt waters off the island of Tavolara. Enjoy a series of snorkeling stops in the protected marine area, including Molara Island, Doctor's Beach and Porto Istana Beach, and relax on board with traditional Sardinian snacks and drinks.

Dig into the fascinating history and culture of Sardinia with a half-day tour of the Barumini UNESCO site and the Giara di Gesturi wild horses. See the prehistoric Su Nuraxi Fortress at Barumini. Visit the Giara plateau to find the unique breed of small horses that roam wild.

In north-western Sardinia, explore the Asinara National Park with an exciting excursion on board a comfortable minivan from Stintino. You will have an unforgettable experience exploring the wonders of this wild and unspoiled corner of paradise. Our expert guides will take you on a tour full of interesting facts, fascinating stories and close encounters with local wildlife, including the famous white donkeys, horses and mouflon. You'll spend a day amidst breathtaking views where you can take unique photos, visit the Sea Turtle Recovery Center (C.R.A.M.A.) and relax in the crystal-clear waters of beautiful coves, such as the enchanting Cala Sabina.  Don't miss the opportunity to experience a unique adventure immersed in the nature of Asinara National Park!

Begin your exclusive journey with a convenient pick-up in Olbia and explore the stunning Costa Smeralda. This tour takes you through breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and iconic locations, all in a relaxed atmosphere. Marvel at the spectacular views of Sardinia's northeastern coast from the Belvedere and visit Porto Cervo, the elegant and luxurious heart of the Costa Smeralda, featuring exclusive boutiques and refined cafés. Continue to Baja Sardinia, a slice of paradise with white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for unwinding. End your tour with a visit to the picturesque village of San Pantaleo, renowned for its cobbled streets and vibrant local market. An experience that combines natural beauty, culture, and luxury. Book today to enjoy the Costa Smeralda in an exclusive, unhurried way, and immerse yourself in an unforgettable journey.

Italian cuisine is a patchwork of local specialties, and sampling these traditional dishes is fundamental to understanding each city or region. Explore the flavors of Sardinia with this hands-on cooking experience and learn how to make one of the island’s most unique dishes: culurgiones. These fresh pasta dumplings are fashioned by hand and tricky to close, so celebrate your new skill with lunch featuring your culurgiones paired with wine.

When you’re staying in the south of Sardinia, don’t miss a trip from Cagliari to the Nora Archaeological Area where Roman ruins, mosaic remnants, and intriguing artifacts abound. You’ll discover the site highlights on a carefully planned route, and hear tales of the Phoenicians and Romans as you explore. On your return, sights of the pink flamingos of Santa Gilla are an added perk.

Baunei is considered one of the most spectacular stretches of coast in Sardinia, but many of its small coves and caves are accessible only by sea. Explore coastal attractions on this full-day cruise, stopping to swim and snorkel in hidden coves and isolated beaches inhabited by colorful fish and dolphins. Visit the Grotta del Fico, one of the island's most famous caves, and dive into the turquoise waters of the Pools of Venus.

Your tour begins once you disembark and take the port shuttle to the exit, where your guide will be waiting. You’ll depart the port and head straight to the Basilica of Our Lady of Bonaria. Your guide will explain the significance of this stunning church, symbol of faith for centuries and a vital part of the city’s history. Next, you'll enjoy panoramic views from Monte Urpinu, breathtaking vistas of Cagliari and the surrounding landscape. Poetto Beach, one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in Sardinia. Along the way, you might even spot the iconic pink flamingos that inhabit the nearby salt flats. The castello: driving to the top of the medieval heart of cagliari, enjoy a short walk to the impressive Cagliari Cathedral. Step inside the Romanesque beauty to admire its stunning interior while your guide shares its fascinating history and religious importance. Finally, a comfortable drive back to the port or dropped off in the heart of town to explore further at leisure.

Delve into Cagliari’s local cuisine with this food and wine tour through the city’s former fishing district. Stroll the narrow lanes of this charming neighborhood with a guide to learn about its history and visit local shops for samples of Sardinian specialties like raw milk cheese, artisan cold cuts, natural wine, fresh bread, and handmade gelato. End with a stop on the panoramic terrace at Bastione di Saint Remy to take in the view.

Discover Olbia from an exclusive perspective with an elegant private Tuk Tuk tour, designed for those who want to experience the city in an authentic and relaxed way. In about an hour you will cross the narrow streets of the old town, where medieval architecture meets the bright colors of traditional houses. The route takes in the symbolic places of the city: the majestic Basilica of San Simplicio, the suggestive Church of San Paolo with its colorful dome, and the lush green of the Fausto Noce Park, the beating heart of Olbia. Along the way you can take unforgettable photos and discover the secrets of this ancient city thanks to a multilingual audio guide that will accompany you with historical stories and curiosities, making the experience pleasant and engaging. Each tour is private, comfortable and personalized in rhythm, to offer you a superior experience, ideal for couples, families or small groups who want to explore Olbia with style, comfort and total tranquility.

Adventurous, outdoor-loving travelers will enjoy this guided kayaking and snorkeling tour to the small islands and marine park around Cala Suaraccia. Beginners can take the easier option and use a double kayak, while experienced kayakers can enjoy having a single kayak to themselves. See lots of bird and marine life, relax on beautiful beaches, and enjoy the warm ocean water. This day can be as active or relaxed as you want it to be.

Visit an olive oil producer and winery that are steeped in the traditions of Sardinia during a half-day tour from Serdiana that offers the option to sample locally produced wines and olive oils. Stop first at a family farm for tastings of olives, olive oil, and other products, then take a guided tour of a small winery where you try four different wines accompanied by bread, cheese, and cured meats.

Nora is one of the top archaeological sites in Sardinia, but its remote location and complex ruins can make visiting a chore. With this tour, round-trip transportation from Cagliari makes reaching the ancient city a breeze and a guided visit takes the guesswork out of interpreting the Punic and Roman remains. Admire the villas, baths, temples, and former theater in the first capital of Sardinia.

Discover Sardinia’s little-known inland jewels with this unique small-group tour through the heart of the island. Take in views of the Barbagia Valley from Mt. Ortobene then learn about Sardinian history and folklore at Nuoro’s Costume Museum. Admire the street art murals in the village of Orgosolo before lunch with a shepherd (optional), ending with a scenic drive through Pratobello to spot local wildlife.

A proper immersion in the Sardinian countryside and its richness, combining the chance to discover one of the most fascinating and mysterious prehistoric civilizations and the opportunity to discover fascinating nature and one of the most interesting wild horse communities in Europe. During the tour you will visit the only Unesco site on the island, walk through its towers, accompanied by a tour guide who will tell you about this still largely unknown civilization. You will also walk inside the Museum of Casa Zapata and see part of their tools and discover a bit more about their religion and their habits. Then, you will have the chance to walk on the plateau of the Giara of Gesturi and try to spot the famous wild horses, while taking amazing pictures of the Mediterranean Scrub! During the tour you will have free time to have lunch in town. The tour is not suitable for people with physical disabilities or wheelchair users.

This Cagliari sightseeing tour by foot and van is the perfect way to soak up Sardinia’s incredible history and charm. Kick things off with breathtaking views from Monte Urpinu, then explore the ancient Roman Amphitheatre, which is like stepping straight into the island’s past. If there’s time, pop into the Museo Archeologico di Cagliari or unwind with a serene stroll through the Parco Naturale Molentargius-Saline.

The UNESCO-listed dwellings left by the prehistoric Nuragic civilization at Barumini are among the most fascinating archaeological sites in Sardinia, but interpreting these enigmatic ruins can be a challenge. With this guided tour, gain insights into Su Nuraxi and the people who built it millennia ago as you explore the impressive stone structures and collection of ancient artifacts in the adjacent Casa Zapata archaeological museum.

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.

Sardinia is dotted with fascinating archaeological ruins that are almost impossible to visit by public transportation. With this tour, discover the ancient city of Nora by visiting the Phoenician and Roman ruins at the Pula archaeological site with a guide and transportation. You can also admire the area’s natural beauty with a walk along the beach and the Santa Gilla lagoon, home to a population of pink flamingos.

Swap beach time in Sardinia for a glimpse of local life, traditions, and lesser-known sights on this small-group tour. Visit places that would be hard to get to without your own transport, and stop off at stunning nature spots, such as Lake Liscia in Gallura, and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed olive trees of Luras. Other notable stops include Tempio Pausania and the archaeological site of Nuraghe Majori.

Our drivers with luxury cars speaking English Italian Spanish have a special permit to arrive in front of your cruise. Sit back and reacquaint yourself with the journey. Port permit is included in the price Beware of imitations . many drivers do not have a permit and you will be dropped off at the stop free bus (15 minutes from the port in the sun or rain)

Alghero is one of the most captivating historic towns in Sardinia, but traveling around the city and to the nearby sights by public transportation can be a chore. With this tour, cover more ground on board an air-conditioned minivan and take in the medieval old town of Alghero and its Catalan architecture plus the nearby cliffs of Capo Caccia and an optional visit to Neptune’s Grottoes, among Italy’s largest caves.