Top Sardinia Walking Tours

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.

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.

Discover some of Sardinia's most scenic locations as you embark on a 4x4 tour through the mountains and coast. With a small group, see flamingos in their natural habitat, enjoy scenic drives along the coast, and spend time at some of the island's best beaches. There are several opportunities to capture photos of the view, go on short hikes, and even snorkel.

In the Supramonte of Urzulei you can appreciate the calcareous landscapes of Campu Oddeu and Campos Bàrgios. With the animals in the wild: goats, horses, cows, sheep, pigs and donkeys, which will meet along the road, it will seem to be on a safari. You then reach the Sa Sedda de as bacas site full of attractions such as: a monumental yew tree and the nuragic site of Su campu de sa Càrcara, the Sa Sedda de as bacas sheepfold and a unique karst phenomenon: the fairytale Pischina Gurthàddala . The hike continues until you reach the panoramic points of Tròcari and S’Ischina de s’Arraica: from here you can admire the immense scenery dominated by the Gorropu gorge. It is, without doubt, the wildest part of the island, between the territories of Orgosolo and Urzulei, in a Neolithic landscape, marked by the nuraghi Mereu and Presetu Tortu, from the primary forest of holm-oaks of Sas Baddes, from the Su Cunnu de s 'Ebba and from the stratifications of Sa Giuntura.

You will fully experience the history of the places thanks to the stories of an expert and passionate guide of mining history and industrial archeology. You will have the opportunity to walk along the paths of the miners and to reach coves and places not accessible by cars and not very frequented. During the trek, stop for swimming in the 5 beaches and beaches along the way

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.

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.

Uncover the secrets of Castelsardo, the enchanting jewel nestled on the northwest coast of Sardinia, through an exclusive walking tour guided by a knowledgeable local. This immersive journey will lead you through the historic heart of Castelsardo, a medieval stronghold guarded by towering walls that offer breathtaking views of the sea. As you traverse the maze of narrow alleys, discover the village's rich history and architectural marvels, including the iconic Pisan gate, the historic municipal loggia, and the captivating church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, which holds the mysteries of Holy Week within its walls. Opt to explore the imposing castle and the grand cathedral, steeped in centuries of stories. The tour concludes with an aperitif in a charming old-town building, sampling exquisite local products. Join us for an unforgettable blend of history, breathtaking scenery, and Sardinian flavors. Discover Castelsardo's stories, one step at a time.

Are you ready to enjoy the ultimate party experience for people who love music, cocktails, great vibes & different types of ambiance? If the answer is yes, save up your energy and be ready to dance! Cagliari is a multifaceted and dynamic place full of nightlife gems! Our crawl is a fusion between a musical bar tour and cool party night clubs. You'll meet other party-ers, practice your best Italian, taste traditional Sardinian drinks and enjoy live dj sets for an epic ending, all with great hosts leading the way! Don't blame us if you end the night hugging a new Sardinian friend and crying out loud “Viva la Sardegna”! READ CAREFULLY! *You are responsible for your cover at the clubs as well as your own drinks*

Discover the enchanting beauty of Cagliari on a private 2-hour walking tour that delves into its rich history and stunning architecture. Start at the Cathedral di Santa Cecilia, admiring its grand Baroque design and learning about its past. Continue to the medieval Torre dell'Elefante for breathtaking city and sea views, and explore the Bastione di Saint Remy for panoramic vistas. Visit the medieval Tower of San Pancrazio and learn about local culture, customs, and traditions from your guide. Conclude your tour in the historic and lively Piazza Arsenale, where you can soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the city.

Explore Sardinia's spectacular Maddalena Archipelago by land and sea with this all-inclusive tour that includes a minicruise through the islands plus a stop on La Maddalena with free time to explore on land. Skirt the islands of Caprera and Santo Stefano, drop anchor to swim off Spargi and Santa Maria, and cruise through the Manto della Madonna to admire the coastline of Budelli in a single day.

This private tour of Cagliari is an ideal way to get your orientation of the city and learn about its history at the same time. There’s no need to worry about studying a map—as a private guide leads the way. During the tour, learn about the House of Savoy and local legends, as you pass by Roman ruins and famous landmarks—such as the Torre dell'Elefante, and the Castello district.

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.

Go behind the scenes at Unipol Domus, the home of Cagliari Calcio, and discover what makes this club a symbol of Sardinian pride. Begin with a guided visit to the museum, and get a close look at historic artifacts from over 100 years of football. Access areas such as the press room and team locker room—usually reserved for insiders—before stepping onto the edge of the pitch for a unique photo opportunity. To end the tour, enjoy a Sardinian aperitif served pitch side.

Instead of exploring Cagliari alone, save time and learn fun facts about the city with this comprehensive sightseeing tour. An expertly planned itinerary helps you to tick off panoramic viewpoints that you might not discover alone, and there’s even an opportunity to see pink flamingos. Highlights along the way include Poetto beach, the medieval town of Castello, and Monte Urpinu viewpoint.

Relive the historic center of Rome in a new and fun way by retracing the steps of the movie "Angels and Demons". The walking itinerary retraces the symbolic sites of the film directed by Ron Howard, based on the best-selling book by Dan Brown.

Discover Sardinia’s winemaking tradition with this winery visit in the countryside just outside Alghero. Join your host at sunset for an educational walk through the vineyard to learn about the grapes cultivated in this corner of the island, then take a turn through the estate’s olive groves before heading to the tasting room. Relax over a tasting of five different wines paired with local cheeses, charcuterie, olive oil bruschetta, and sweets.

Discover iconic locations along the Maddalena Archipelago during this full-day shared excursion in a comfortable, restroom-equipped catamaran. Highlights include a photo stop along the protected pink-sand Spiaggia Rosa, free time for snorkeling in the islands of Spargi and Razzoli, and a traditional Sardinian lunch onboard the boat, with both seafood and vegetarian options available.

Discover the food tour of Cagliari, the only food and wine-cultural experience that combines the tradition of fishing in the sea and lagoon, the authentic flavors of the Sardinian hinterland and the final sweetness of a dessert in a historic pastry shop in the city center: an authentic journey between taste and culture that you will not find anywhere else.

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.

Explore the lush green forest of Is Cannoneris on Sardinia with this 4-hour walking tour. See the majestic holm oaks in a forest more than 2,950 feet (900 meters) high. Experience the peace and quiet of the nature reserve on a guided walking tour, including a visit to the prehistoric Nuraghi ruins.

Cagliari’s culture is so distinct that Sardinians still call mainland Italy “the continent.“ On this self-guided tour, you’ll find out how the city was shaped by conquest and exchange, with Phoenicians, Romans, Pisans, Aragonese, and Spanish rulers all leaving their mark on Sardinia’s capital. I’ll also show you the architectural styles and traditions that survive in this hilltop citadel. The tour starts at the Piazza Yenne, where all four of the city’s historic quarters converge. You’ll climb through the ancient defensive walls into Castello, the medieval heart of political and religious power. You’ll explore narrow streets designed to confuse invaders, visit viewpoints that reveal the city’s strategic position, and learn how each conquering civilization adapted the urban landscape to suit their needs. By tour ends at Independence Square, you’ll have explored the Mediterranean’s best-preserved medieval fortress, where centuries of conflict and transformation are etched into stone.

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.

Leave the crowds of Cagliari behind to discover the Sardinian village of San Sperate. Forget car rental and expensive taxis and relax in round-trip transportation from your hotel. With a group size for five or fewer, you feel like less of a tourist and more like a local. Learn about daily village life as you stroll along the painted walls including murals by Pinuccio Sciola, who was born in the village.