Top Sardinia Tours by Duration - page 4

See all seven islands in La Maddalena's stunning archipelago during this full-day excursion in a chartered sailboat. Listen to commentary on the coastal landscapes from your experienced captain as you cruise the waters, and even try your hand at the sailing wheel. Tours include snorkeling and paddleboard equipment, two swimming stops, and an onboard lunch and aperitif.

A walking tour along the district of Castello to discover the history of Cagliari through the history of its most important monuments: the Cathedral of Saint Mary, St Pancras and the Elephant Tower and the Bastions. After the walking tour, you will enjoy a visit to the archeological museum of Cagliari to find out the history of the Nuragic civilization, that lived on the island during the Bronze and Iron age. Here you will get to know about their towers, the small statues of bronze that they used to made and admire the mysterious statues of the Giants of Mont'e Prama, the oldest statues of big size of the Mediterranean basin.

Most visitors to Cagliari never get beyond the old town and its beaches, but the surrounding countryside is blanketed with vineyards producing some of Sardinia’s top wines. With this wine tour, set off directly from the city to visit a traditional area winery. Stroll through the vines and learn about the estate’s history and production, then stop in the cellar and barrel rooms before relaxing over a guided tasting.

Discover Sardinia's unique island cuisine with this tuk-tuk tour to the wine country outside Olbia. Buzz through the city to a traditional winery set in the outlying hills, taking in views of the vineyard-covered countryside along the way. Visit the cellar and barrel rooms, then relax over a tasting featuring three Sardinian wines paired with local specialties.

It only takes half a day off-road to allow us to savor the wonderful contrasts of the historical sub-region of Baronia, in the surroundings of Orosei and Onifai, in central-eastern Sardinia. A unique experience of contemplation of its severe, harsh nature, made of mountains rich in pine forests, beaches and transparent sea, but also useful for knowing something more about the history of Sardinian pre-nuragic culture. With full respect for the environment and local culture, live an adventure with a high rate of reliability and safety, suitable for the whole family.

Get to know the Sardinian city of Cagliari with this laidback walking tour, led by a local guide. Offering a stress-free experience with a pickup from the cruise port or your hotel, the tour showcases all the must-see sights and history of the island’s capital. You’ll stroll the streets of the Castello neighborhood, discover one of Europe’s largest covered markets, and finish with a tasting of Sardinian treats.

Take a break from busy Cagliari and discover Sardinia’s southwestern coastline on this full-day small-group tour to Chia. Learn about Sardinia’s landscape, wildlife, and local history from your guide, and enjoy free time to sunbathe and snorkel around two of the region’s best beaches. Beach locations may vary daily based on sea conditions, with returning transfer from Cagliari ensuring a hassle-free trip.

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.

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.

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.

Explore Sardinia’s stunning and rugged eastern coastline during this small-group cycling tour. Ride on an electric bicycle, giving your legs a rest and getting an extra push of energy. Cycle among shady juniper forests and bird-filled marshes in Biderosa, cover gentle hills by white-sand Berchida Beach, and stop for a rest or drink on the tree-lined coast of Capo Comino.

Hiking fans—this is the experience for you! Go to one of the best known beaches in Sardinia—Cala Luna, as part of a guided trekking adventure. Exploring the area with a guide eliminates the worry of getting lost, and means you can concentrate on the amazing views. See juniper trees, Mediterranean foliage, and incredible panoramas over Supramonte mountain range. Conveniently, the tour gives you the freedom to choose whether to head back to the harbor of Cala Gonone by boat on the way back instead of hiking.

Discover the coastal gems of southeastern Sardinia on this full-day tour from Cagliari. Learn more about the region’s history and culture as you pass landmarks including the Santuario e Basilica di Bonaria, Sella del Diavolo, and Molentargius Saline Regional Park, with insights provided by your small-group guide. Afterwards, enjoy free time for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling on two white-sand beaches.

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.

Explore the coast of Sardinia in style during this action-packed excursion. You’ll begin with a ride along the coast of Sardinia to reach Su Barone, a stretch of beach featuring golden sand and crystal clear waters. From there, stop in the wetlands to spot wild birds, including herons, cormorants, and flamingos, before continuing on to Nuraghe Gulunie viewpoint, which features a historic stone structure and panoramic views. Finish the tour at a local vineyard, with a guided tour from the owner followed by a wine and cheese tasting.

Learn how to make authentic Italian pasta during a small-group cooking class with personalized attention. Join your local instructors in their beautiful traditional home near Cagliari. Roll your sleeves up and prepare local Sardinian varieties of gnocchi and ravioli. After the lesson, enjoy eating your creations, accompanied by seasonal vegetables, bread, and local wine—or opt for the express cooking class without lunch.

Tick off top historical sights in the coastal city of Olbia during this private tuk-tuk tour. Cover thousands of years of Sardinian history, from a Bronze Age-era Nuragic well and ancient Roman aqueduct to the medieval-era fortress Castello di Pedres. Upgrade to include front-door pickup and drop-off from your hotel.

Be immersed in the rich heritage of rural Sardinia on this sunset hiking tour of Montalbo. Follow in the footsteps of ancient shepherds as you trek along mountain trails with your guide and small group, before stopping at the Punta Cupeti peak for a quintessentially Sardinian supper. Pickup from nearby hotels ensures hassle-free access to the rural departure point, with after-dark return drop-off included.

Hike to Sardinia’s Devil’s Saddle with a local guide, for a trek that guarantees impressive views and history, too. The route takes in the Temple of Astarte and the ruined Tower of Sant’Elia along with sweeping vistas over the city’s Poetto Beach. While the hike is classed as easy, the terrain is often uneven; hiking shoes or trainers are advised, plus a hat, sun lotion, and ample water in summer.

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, and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed olive trees of Luras. Other notable stops include the Tempio Pausania, and the archaeological site of Nuraghe Majori.

Jump on a quad bike for an adventure in southern Sardinia, and put a fun twist on your island sightseeing. The shore excursion from Cagliari comes complete with a port pickup and drop-off service for ultimate convenience, and takes place with a local guide so you get to discover the off-road sights, which include archaeological ruins and forests.

If you’ve seen a few too many churches or beaches—though they are beautiful—in Sardinia, try something different: this guided trip to takes you to see the Barumini complex and Casa Zapata, some of Italy’s most ancient ruins from the Nuragic civilization. The ruins are less known than the Greek and Roman ones through Italy but are part of the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.

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.

Explore the scenic western coast of Sardinia by e-bike or mountain bike far from the crowds with this excursion along the Riviera del Corallo. Set off from Alghero to pedal along the panoramic coastal trail through the Ponte Conte park, passing a Roman bridge, prehistoric nuraghe dwellings, and an abandoned military base along the way. Catch your breath and take a dip at the beach before heading back to Alghero.