Top Cagliari Car Tours

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.

Head to Sardinia’s Parteolla region, where olive groves and vineyards dominate the landscape, and treat yourself to a morning of food and wine. The half-day experience is ideal for foodies who want to discover the local specialities in less time. After a visit to a medieval church, you’ll savor Sardinian wine and delicacies at a Soleminis vineyard.

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.

Explore the capital of the island of Sardinia during this 4-hour minivan sightseeing and walking tour of Cagliari. Learn about this ancient city's history as well as its modern treasures.

One of Sardinia’s top attractions, the UNESCO–listed site of Su Nuraxi dates back to the Bronze age. On this tour, travel 3,500 years back in time to the Nuragic period and visit this archaeological complex with your guide. Explore the court house, housing complex, and meeting hut, and see how life played out during the pre-Roman period. Enjoy round-trip travel from your Cagliari hotel, and upgrade to visit surrounding sites of interest such as the Giara plateau, the Giants' Tomb, and the medieval palace.

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.

Visit a winery in the Sardinian countryside to learn about wine culture in the region in the company of a sommelier. Stroll through the vineyards, visit the cellars, and learn about the production process from pressing to bottling and barrel aging. Afterward, taste three wines in addition to other local foods including bread, cheese, olives, and salami.

This small-group sightseeing tour of Cagliari stands out by offering the chance to customize part of your itinerary. During a guided drive through the city’s historic districts, passing by top attractions such as Molentargius Pond, Poetto Beach, and Capo Sant'elia Lighthouse, ask your guide what you’d like to see and where you’d like to stop.

Visiting Sardinia’s archaeological sites and historic towns by public transportation can be frustrating. Save hours and see a number of A-list attractions in a single day with this driving tour from Cagliari. Stop for a guided walk at Su Nuraxi, a UNESCO-listed Nuragic archaeological site, to learn about this enigmatic ancient culture, then relax on Poetto beach. Continue to the Molentargius-Saline Nature Reserve to spot pink flamingos and end at scenic Mount Urpinu.

The ancient city of Nora is one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in Sardinia, but reaching these remote ruins and interpreting the remains on your own can be a hassle. With this small-group tour, enjoy round-trip transportation directly from Cagliari and explore the ancient city with a guide to better understand its Phoenician, Carthaginian, and Roman influences. Admire the amphitheater, temple, aqueduct, and fragments of mosaics and other decorations.

Sardinia is peppered with prehistoric remains of the enigmatic Nuragic civilization, but these archaeological sites are a challenge to interpret for the untrained eye. With this archaeological tour, visit one of the island’s Nuragic ruins with a guide for insights into the history and significance of the megalithic nuraghe buildings and learn more about the people who walked the island 4,000 years ago.