Top Sardinia Nature Walks

Sardinia’s capital city of Cagliari is a mix of cultural treasures and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. With this walking tour of Castello, the port city’s old town, you’ll experience the best of both sides. Take in the hilltop fortress, Royal Palace, and Cathedral of Santa Maria with a guide to learn about their fascinating history, and take in the views of the city and sea from scenic overlooks en route.

Set sail from Palau and explore the stunning La Maddalena Archipelago on a relaxing boat tour. Swim in Spargi's crystal-clear green waters, marvel at Budelli's iconic Pink Beach, and soak in the serene beauty of Santa Maria. Enjoy a comfortable ride on a modern boat, complete with a friendly crew, Sardinian specialties, and an audio guide in multiple languages to enrich your adventure.

Immerse yourself in the pure nature of the tropical forest in the nearby of Alghero, in the north west of Sardinia. You will be welcomed by the magic of hundreds of butterflies of all colours and sizes; you will get to know the wonders of their life cycle and their importance for the environment. The tropical biosphere is framed by a large park, where you can spend an unforgettable day surrounded by nature, between a dive in the pool and fun games for children. A unique and fascinating experience for adults and children of all ages!

4x4 excursion for the whole family to discover the natural pools and waterfalls of Rio Pitrisconi. We will discover the history of the Mountain and the most evocative environments accompanied by an Environmental Hiking Guide. Visit to the Pala di Monti Lookout, a panoramic stage where the Guide will explain all the beaches and islands that we will be able to see. The excursion ends with the tasting of typical local products.

Explore the stunning La Maddalena Archipelago by boat with this day trip from Sardinia. Visit each island in the gorgeous archipelago, with many opportunities for swim breaks or stopping at beaches. With this tour, you can also choose between two itineraries: The first stops at the mother island of La Maddalena to visit the town center and try superb ice gelato, while the second makes a final stop to swim at Cala Coticcio Beach.

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.

Experience an unforgettable sunrise on the beach at Flumini, a few kilometres from Cagliari. Ride along the shoreline, enjoying the serenity of the morning and the quietness of the completely deserted beach. After your ride, you can take a refreshing swim together with your horse, an exciting and unforgettable moment. Your experienced guides will accompany you throughout the activity, guaranteeing your safety and comfort, even if it is your first time on horseback. The horses, docile and well-trained, are suitable for both beginners and more experienced riders. A unique opportunity to experience the sea with these extraordinary animals in a unique and special way. Don't miss this authentic adventure in southern Sardinia! PROGRAMME - Arrival and short walk on the beach - Bathing in the sea on horseback

Discover rural life with an authentic experience on a farm in Seulo, in the heart of Barbagia. Surrounded by unspoilt landscapes, you will walk in the sheepfold, meet friendly sheep, goats, piglets and chickens, and observe where the island's most genuine flavours come from. Accompanied by the owners of the farm, you will live a true and engaging experience: you will hear stories of rural life, learn about traditional farming techniques, and discover how each product takes shape with passion and originality. The visit ends with a tasting of typical local products such as artisanal salami, pane carasau, and local wine. Don't miss out on a journey of taste and culture in the centre of Sardinia! Programme: - visit to the farm and themed workshops on the farm's production activities - Tasting of typical products Tasting: - aged cheeses and other local products

Golfo Aranci has been home to a pod of dolphins for more than a decade and they can often be spotted in the waters of the bay. With this scenic boat tour, skirt the coastlines of Capo Ceraso and Tavolara and stop to swim and snorkel in the clear waters off Spiaggia del Dottore before heading to Figarolo to spot bottlenose dolphins, mouflons, and gray herons who inhabit the island and its coast.

The Roman empire left its mark on every corner of Italy, and Sardinia is no exception. Walk in the footsteps of the ancients with this guided hike that traces a storied Roman road along the southern coastline between Santa Margherita di Pula and Chia. Hear stories and anecdotes about the route and the surrounding landscape from your guide, stop to admire the view, and enjoy lunch along the way.

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.

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.

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.

Sardinia is known primarily for its spectacular beaches, but this island also produces excellent wine and olive oil. Sample these local specialties for yourself during this guided tasting at a boutique winery set inside the Porto Conte Natural Reserve. Learn about the native grapes and olive tree varieties while tasting a number of wines paired with cheese and sausage and end with a tasting of extra-virgin olive oil.

"Enter a typical farmhouse in the countryside around fascinating Alghero and experience an authentic Sardinian hands on pasta cooking class with a passionate local chef. Then sit down to share your meal along with regional wines . During the summer season it will be available only for dinner."

Be captivated by an incredible experience where the art of beekeeping and the creation of natural products will open the door to the wonderful secret kingdom of bees inside the workshop of a farm in Flussio, in the Oristano area of western Sardinia. Your experience will take place within the processing workshop where you will be shown how soap bars can be made with vegetable soap bases, honey and essential oils. You will be directly involved in the preparation, and you will be able to take home the soap you make and benefit from its emollient and fragrant properties. During the breaks necessary for the solidification of the preparations, you will be shown the process of extracting honey and life in the beehive during the various seasons of the year. Finally, a tasting of the honey paired with traditional cheeses and desserts will follow.

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.

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.

Treat yourself to an unforgettable experience in Alghero, an excursion that combines nature, breathtaking views and local flavours. You will follow a fascinating circular route that starts from Cala Dragunara and takes you to the evocative Grotta dei Vasi Rotti (Cave of Broken Pots), passing through some of the most spectacular scenery on the coast. The walk winds its way between coastal stretches and imposing cliffs overlooking the sea, with extraordinary views of the Capo Caccia lighthouse and the island of Foradada. At every turn, you can admire unique views and discover interesting facts about the flora, fauna and territory of the Porto Conte Natural Park, in a natural setting of great charm. At the end of the trek, you can relax and enjoy an aperitif with local products surrounded by breathtaking views. Don't miss out on an excursion among spectacular scenery and unique sensations!

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.

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.

Join a certified hiking guide on an unforgettable journey to the top of the Devil’s Saddle, one of the most iconic and panoramic spots in Cagliari. This tour offers the perfect mix of nature, history, and legend, just a few steps from the city. As you make your way along the scenic trail, you’ll be surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and crystal-clear sea views. Along the path, your guide will reveal archaeological remains dating back to the Punic and Roman eras, as well as ancient coastal watchtowers once used to defend the island from invaders. This hike is also a journey through myths and local legends that bring the Devil’s Saddle to life: you’ll hear fascinating local tales about the hidden history of this unique place. At the summit, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views over the city of Cagliari, Poetto Beach, and the Molentargius Lagoon, often dotted with pink flamingos. Please, note: for safety reasons, hiking shoes are required.

Wonder at the scenic beauty of the Gorropu Canyon on this guided trek. During this tour, you will hike through the Gola di Gorropu gorge while learning about the history of the area and the legend of the Sa mam 'e Gorropu, mythical creatures rumored to inhabit the canyon. Discover the magic of the deepest gorge in Europe on this daylong adventure.