Top Sardinia Bus Tours - page 5

Get tips on how to make Sardinian bread from a teacher who comes from a family of bakers. Learn techniques that have been passed down through generations and take deep dive into the intricate details of breadmaking—such as the different types of flours that can be used. After shaping and cooking the bread, the experience ends with the best bit—a chance to taste it with delicious cheese and wine accompaniments.

Discover Bosa, one of Italy's most beautiful villages, starting from the town of Alghero, in north-west Sardinia, along the coastal road that connects the two towns. On board of a comfortable minivan, you will enjoy unspoilt landscapes, with photographic stops to capture the natural and faunal beauty of the coast. You will admire Sa Rocca Pinta, an extravagantly shaped rock formation, and with luck, you will be able to spot the griffon vultures that inhabit the area. In Bosa, the guide will take you on a tour to discover characteristic alleyways and colourful houses, and you will finish with a glass of Malvasia, a fragrant wine produced in the surrounding hills. You will leave from Alghero in the direction of Bosa where you will stop for an hour to relax and take beautiful photos that you will take home with you. We will then visit the historic centre of the village and return to Alghero with a baggage full of emotions and unforgettable memories.

A journey to the south-west of Sardinia, in the Villacidro area, to discover the history and stories of the miners, the archaeology and the flavours of a unique land. Departing from Cagliari, you will experience an exploration of the nature and history of Sardinia. You will visit an archaeological site more than 3,000 years old to discover the mystery surrounding the Nuragic civilisation. You will explore Piscinas, following a wild itinerary that will leave you breathless. You will find suggestive ruins of structures from the mining period. You will discover the beach of Piscinas, a unique place in Sardinia and throughout the Mediterranean: a fascinating desert, coloured by striking junipers shaped by the wind, which interrupt the ochre yellow of the high dunes. From Piscinas we move on to the village of Montevecchio, an old mining structure, restored and made usable, which houses a craft brewery. You won't be disappointed: enjoy this authentic experience!

This Cagliari shore excursion allows cruise passengers to explore the Phoenician ruins of Nora and a nuraghe—a distinctive Nuragic-era structure. With a guide in the lead there’s no need to worry about navigation from your port of call; just take your time visiting the archeological ruins that are emblematic of Sardinia’s distinct, sometimes puzzling, pre-historic culture.

We’ll journey along a scenic provincial road, revealing breathtaking panoramas as we head to Montresta, a charming village with fewer than 400 residents. Here, you’ll enjoy an authentic Cooking Experience hosted by a local family, deeply connected to the community’s traditions. Participate in crafting typical Sardinian dishes, followed by a delightful tasting session, and gain insight into a lifestyle that echoes the simplicity of 60–70 years ago. Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through the village and explore its surrounding cliffs, canyons, and stunning Mediterraneo.

Live an unforgettable experience: an exclusive tour from Cagliari to Villasimius! Set sail from the heart of Cagliari in an elegant minivan and be guided by our experienced skippers to one of Sardinia's most fascinating destinations. After 1 hour we will arrive in Villasimius, where our skipper will wait for you and you will start one of the best experiences of your holiday in Sardinia: the tour of the Marine Protected Area of Villasimius, a unique marine park of its kind! The tour will end at Marina di Villasimius, where a private shuttle will take you comfortably back to Cagliari, bringing with you the memory of a simply perfect day.

Sardinia is synonymous with beautiful beaches, crystal clear sea and countryside. But what about its history? What about its archaeological treasures? What about the cornerstones of its culture? As an archaeologist, and not just a tour guide, I will take you on a tour of Cagliari's National Archaeological Museum and some of Cagliari's most iconic archaeological sites and monuments, a very important part of the city's history and mine as well. Unique places that will leave you with great memories! After the tour, we will go down to the commercial streets of Cagliari for a free walk.

Beat the crowds and experience Sardinia’s stunning coves and beaches in style on this private guided shore excursion. Discover several of the prettiest bays around Chia including Cipolla, Malfatano, and Tuerredda. Soak up the rays, swim, snorkel, or buy snacks or drinks from the eateries as your guide explains the stories behind the scenery.

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.

With their remote locations and enigmatic remains, Sardinia’s archaeological sites can be frustrating to visit on your own. With this tour, skip the hassle of driving and instead reach the Santa Cristina Nuragic site via coach. Tour the well temple, meeting hut, and other prehistoric dwellings with a guide for insights into their history and architecture, and stop at the Giovanni Marongiu Civic Museum in Cabras to view the Giants of Mont’e Prama.

Sardinia is home to fascinating Nuragic-age ruins, but visiting these enigmatic sites on your own can be frustrating. With this shore excursion, take in the UNESCO-listed Su Nuraxi archaeological park and Casa Zapata museum with a guide to fully appreciate the history and architecture of their megalithic nuraghe. Enjoy the scenic drive from Cagliari through the countryside to Barumini and time to fully explore both sites before returning to port.

Hop off your cruise ship in Cagliari and go cave exploring at the Grotte Is Zuddas. The cave complex is home to a stunning array of crystalline formations that are rare to see all in one place. Explore the caves with a guide, then take the scenic route back to the ship via a road that dates to Roman times. Port pickup and drop-off is included.

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.

This is an introduction to Sardinia, to the province of Olbia and to the Costa Smeralda. We’ll start from the Olbia area to arrive at a panoramic point near Golfo Aranci to admire the spectacular view of the island of Tavolara and Figarolo. After we’ll visit the resort of Portorotondo, once the port of the granite for the Romans, now the meeting place of the Italian elite, decorated by many works of important artists. Then, we’ll go up to the picturesque village of San Pantaleo set between peaks of granite. This little old town still retains the typical style of the ancient villages of Gallura. Next, we will go to Costa Smeralda with its capital Porto Cervo, where we will visit La Piazza, the Old Port and the church of Stella Maris. At the end, after Baja Sardinia, we will visit Forte Capellini, which in the XIX century was an important fortress dedicated to the defense of north Sardinia, but now, under the name of Phi beach, is one of the most fashionable disco of the Costa Smeralda.

Transhumance was the seasonal transfer of flocks or herds of livestock from hilly and mountainous areas to plains, towards a climate tempered by the sea. A transfer that took place along the sheep tracks for descending the mountains, that is, along stony or dirt paths originating spontaneously from the trampling of animals or people and which literally still innervate our territory, in a dense network of fantastic paths that the vegetation, advancing , risks disappearing. This ancient practice will take place in Ogliastra and Barbagia, in October 2023 (every Saturday from the 14th to the 28th). You can take the opportunity to take part in a unique experience and participate in the professions related to sheep farming, following the path of the flock from the Arzana station towards the plain. Once we arrive at the Educational Farm we will conclude with a convivial lunch and Sardinian music and dance.

An escape from the city, olive trees as far as the eye can see, dreamy sunsets, refined combinations in quality local products, award-winning extra virgin olive oil. We receive guests within our company, telling our olive history made up of four generations, describing the extraction systems that followed one another in the various eras up to the current modern plant, explaining the whole olive production chain from harvesting to packaging the oil . Walking among the centenary olive trees, visitors are catapulted into an experiential journey of tasting the different oils produced. In addition to an introductory course in extra virgin olive oil tasting, their own flavored oils are offered in combination with other local excellences. Experience, knowledge and family hospitality make tastings among the olive trees unforgettable moments, all set up in a vintage style is a blast from the past.

Discovering one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean, with total immersion from ancient history to the modern age, through a visit to the historic district of Castello, from the most important monuments to the cathedral, from the Bonaria hill to the shopping streets. The journey continues towards the naturalistic areas of the city such as Lungomare Poetto, the Molentargius Park and its Pink Flamingos, to end in the wonderful setting of Monte Urpinu, with a 360° view of the Cagliari area.

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.

San Pantaleo is known for its low-key rustic charm, with narrow streets and stone buildings that give it a traditional and authentic feel. The village square is the heart of San Pantaleo, and it is here that visitors can browse the small shops run by local artisans, selling traditional and unique handicrafts and Sardinian produce. In total contrast, Costa Smeralda is a sleek destination with Porto Cervo at its luxurious heart. Take a guided tour to see its marina packed with millionaire yachts and maybe mingle with the jet set. Soak up all the glamour from one of the pavement-side cafes, or in the designer shops and high-end boutiques. The last stop is Baia Sardinia, a glorious beach where you can enjoy some free time to relax, swim, or take a break in a beach bar. The fine sand invites you to linger, while the beach is bookended by rocky outcrops perfect for snorkelling or rock-pooling. We'll take a scenic route back to base with views over the coast and countryside. Read less

Step off your cruise ship and experience the enchanting Italian island of Sardinia. Known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and iconic pink flamingos, Sardinia promises an unforgettable shore excursion. With comfortable transportation and a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll explore the best of the island’s capital, Cagliari, and create memories to last a lifetime. - Monte Urpino Panoramas: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Gulf of Angels and the city of Cagliari. - Poetto Beach & Molentargius Lagoon: Spot the famous pink flamingos and admire the serene salt ponds. - Castello District: Wander through medieval walls, ancient towers, and charming terraces. - Marina District: Shop for unique souvenirs or relax at local cafés and restaurants.

The best excursion to learn about the Nuragic history of our island. The excursion starts from Cagliari at 9.30 am and ends around 1.30 pm, pick up included in the price. The excursion includes: Discovery of the rural landscape of Sardinia, visit to the UNESCO site of Su Nuraxi with a site guide, guided tour of the Casa Zapata house museum.

Perfect for cruise passengers and independent travelers alike, this shore experience combines easy logistics with a scenic boat tour in the Gulf of Cagliari. Guests are met directly at the cruise terminal and transferred by shuttle to the marina, avoiding taxi lines, waiting time and long walks. The experience includes an approximately 3-hour shared boat tour aboard a 10-meter Capelli Tempest. Cruise along the beautiful coastline of the Devil’s Saddle marine area, admire coves and rocky inlets accessible only by boat, and enjoy swimming stops in clear waters, sea conditions permitting. The itinerary may include views or stops near Calamosca and Cala Fighera. Snorkeling masks are provided, and guests can enjoy water, iced tea or one glass of Sardinian Vermentino on board. At the end of the tour, return by shuttle to the cruise port or choose an optional drop-off at Bastione di Saint Remy.

Characterized by thousands and thousands of monuments belonging to the same period, the Bronze Age is considered by many to be the greatest historical period of ancient Sardinia, in which the ancient Sardinians expressed their culture and their ability with the construction of many wonderful monuments. like the nuraghi and the tombs of the giants. In this tour I will take you to a village in the Sardinian hinterland, Borore, characterized by a large quantity and density of Bronze Age monuments within its municipal territory; we will see the two most famous and monumental classes of buildings from the Bronze Age in Sardinia, the nuraghi and the tombs of the giants, and one of the best known villages of the Sardinian Bronze Age: the Duos Nuraghes archaeological site. At the end of the tour we will eat local Sardinian food in a local Sardinian restaurant.

Explore the ancient history of Sardinia with a visit to Su Nuraxi followed by a tasting at Cantina Olianas. An experience that will lead you to discover the secrets of the island, from the mysterious nuraghi to the delicious local wines. A journey through time and the flavors of Sardinia, not to be missed. Half day with pick up and drop off in Cagliari. You will discover one of the largest nuragic complexes of Sardinia Su Nuraxi of Barumini with a local guide (English and Italian speaking). Afterwards you will go to Olianas estate with its 30 hectares of vineyards, where the protagonists are the indigenous Sardinian grape varieties and taste their wines in a beautiful setting among the hills of Gergei, South Sardinia. The experience will depart with minimum 4 participants.