Top Sardinia How to Get Around in 2026

Discover Alghero, located on the coast of Sardinia, on this private guided tour. Learn about the city’s history from a bilingual guide who speaks both Italian and English. Explore the highlights such as the main square, the cathedral, the former Jewish quarter, and more. Also, get recommendations on where to eat and what to do in Alghero.

Su Nuraxi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Sardinia’s most fascinating attractions. Join this guided small group tour to explore the 3,500-year-old Bronze Age archaeological site and step back into the Nuragic period. Enjoy hassle-free round-trip transportation including hotel pickup from Cagliari as you discover ancient life through the court house, housing complex, and meeting hut.

On an island known for its coastal beauty, the Maddalena archipelago still stands out—but since many locations are accessible only by sea, a car just won’t cut it for getting around. On this full-day, small-group cruise, unwind on a chartered sailboat while taking in highlights such as the famous Pink Beach (Spaggia Rosa) and the uninhabited protected island of Spargi.

We will visit historical places in breathtaking landscapes We will see uncrowded beaches with a beautiful transparent sea We will admire mining buildings in very interesting natural contexts, to discover the Mediterranean maquis We will find ourselves in front of an extraordinary variety of ancient rocks, a paradise for geology We will visit unique places in the world, such as Porto Flavia, the port suspended over the sea carved into the cliff

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.

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.

Discover some of Sardinia's most stunning coastlines during this full-day, small-group catamaran to Tavolara Island and the Golfo di Marinella. Enjoy a convenient departure from Olbia's city harbor, close to the island's airport and main cruise and ferry port. Swim along white-sand beaches, try your hand at snorkeling, paddleboarding, or kayaking (with all equipment included), or simply relax on the comfortable, spacious catamaran. Cruises include a tasty lunch prepared onboard the boat.

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.

There’s so much to see in the northern part of Sardinia—including panoramic viewpoints of Costa Smeralda, the Nuraghe archaeological sites, Porto Rotondo, and the pretty village of San Pantaleo. With this tour, save time doing research and planning transport as a full itinerary is organized for you. Travel between sites in a private vehicle, and benefit from the flexibility to customize the route.

Cover Cagliari's top sights without getting footsore on this small-group tour that combines walking and driving to navigate the city. Skip the dry guidebook and explore with a local expert who can add color and context to your introduction to Cagliari, plus offer tips and recommendations for sightseeing, dining, and shopping on your own. Admire the highlights of the old town on foot, then reach the famous flamingo reserve in just minutes by van to check off Cagliari's must-see attractions in half a day.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We are located on the southwestern coast of the island. Miles of coastline with breathtaking coves, Caribbean views, deep blue sea, golden beaches and dense expanses of Mediterranean scrub. We will visit and stay in 2 different beaches for 2 hours each, where you can, in total autonomy, swim and sunbathe. These are the ingredients that make up the wonderful tour of the beaches around Chia.

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.

Are you looking for a tour that doesn't make you walk uphill? This is the one for you! We'll drive to Piazza Yenne, where you'll see the Carlo Felice statue and learn about Cagliari's history. Then up to the Castello district, where we'll walk through the citadel, visiting the Pisan tower, the Palazzo Viceregio, the Cathedral and the Bastione di Saint-Remy with its amazing views. Back in the car, we'll head to the Basilica of Bonaria to admire the grand staircase and discover the tale of the wooden statue that arrived from the sea. Next, the Sant'Elia lighthouse, where the turquoise waters of Calamosca will take your breath away. Then the Poetto beach and the majestic Devil's Saddle, where you'll hear the famous legend. Finally, a drive along Molentargius Park for a stop with the characteristic pink flamingos — fingers crossed they'll stay close for a photo!

Get more out of your time on the island of Sardinia with this 10-hour guided experience with a local family outside Cagliari. Learn about the Sardinian people and their traditions. Sample some of the region's specialty foods.

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.

Set off on a Villasimius beach adventure with a small group—a much more intimate alternative to crowded bus tours. Along the way, check off three beaches that would be hard to get between without your own transportation, and have free time to swim or sunbathe on the beach along the way.

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.

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.

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.

Asinara National Park in Sardinia is known for its spectacular turquoise waters and rich marine life, but is inaccessible by most of the larger boats. On this catamaran adventure, explore the park without harming its delicate ecosystem. Depart with just 12 passengers and head straight to the most pristine bays for swimming and snorkeling. Stop to visit the marine animal rescue center and enjoy lunch on board.