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 r... More

The tour leads along the salt pans from Quartu S.E overflowing with pink flamingos via the panoramic road to the southeast coast to Villasimius (1.2 hours, 3x photo stop). We stop at the most beautiful viewpoints to take photos. A... More

The tour passes through the picturesque Campidano plain and the enchanting Marmilla Valley with its rolling hills and original villages. In the charming village of Villamar, enjoy a cappuccino and discover traditional murals tha... More

Enjoy the visit to one of the most fascinating archaeological sites on the island and one of the best examples of Roman ruins in Sardinia. In Nora you will walk through the ruins of amazing buildings of the Roman times, such as th... More

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 b... More

There are journeys where the road itself is the gift. The coastal drive from Cagliari to Villasimius is that kind — a sequence of views, stories, and discoveries that unfolds as if the landscape is taking pleasure in the telling... More

Discover the secrets of Sardinia’s wine on this tour from Cagliari in the company of a sommelier. Visit a winery and learn the wine making process. Taste 3 different wines, along with Sardinian products like bread, cheese, olive... More

Make the most of your stop in Cagliari and disembark your cruise ship for an exciting shore excursion adventure. Enjoy an authentic off-road experience on the powerful quads 450cc riding for 3 hours around the southwest hills and ... More

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 a... More

There are places in Sardinia where the modern world dissolves, where the air smells of wild herbs and warm earth, and where daily life has remained unchanged for centuries. The family farm in Siliqua is one such place. Your Engli... More

Excursion through the ancient Roman ruins of the first Sardinian Phoenician City: Nora. The theatre, the thermal baths, the patrician villas, the marketplace and the tower recall a glorious and never forgotten past. Among the extr... More

Make the most of your stop in Cagliari and disembark your cruise ship for an exciting private shore excursion. History is alive and in abundance on the island of Sardinia. This is your opportunity to visit some of what remains of ... More

Enjoy a stress-free and friendly 3 hours walking tour in the city of Cagliari, accompanied by a professional tourist guide. Walk the narrow street of the ancient quarter of Castello and visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria. Experien... More

Visit the Sardinian island and go to one of the best wineries and oil mills; this is a tasting experience.... More

The Masua hub was a complex of several mining operations in the Sulcis area, a region of Sardinia rich in coal, sulphur, barium, zinc, lead, silver and other metals. Extraction began in 1600, but became economically relevant only ... More

Follow the footsteps of Sardinian shepherds and the mountain trails of Punta Cupeti, the peak close to Montalbo di Siniscola. Discover ancient settlements and natural water springs. Get to the perfect spot to enjoy the sunset and ... More

Sardinia's vineyards are shaped by powerful natural forces: mineral-rich soils, constant sea breezes, and a sun that ripens grapes with extraordinary intensity. The result is wines of remarkable character, freshness, and depth. Th... More

This is a must-see tour around the spectacular granite rocks of Gallura: Arzachena, Palau, Porto Rafael and Forte Cappellini. Sardinia and the neighbouring island of Corsica are the most ancient lands of Europe, with granite rocks... More

So near and yet so far apart. Corsica and Sardinia are like two siblings who moved to different countries and are separated not just by the sea but by culture, too. This day trip to the cliff-perched town of Bonifacio in southern ... More

Journey along the south coast of Sardinia and catch the ferry to picturesque San Pietro Island. Take a tour on the island and get the chance to swim in the sea. Get back to nature and look for dolphins, peregrine falcons, and mor... More