Top Sardinia Car Tours - page 2

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.

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.

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.

Save time researching Alghero’s archeological areas, and join a private guide on an exciting adventure between some of the city’s most important ancient sites. Along the way, your guide enhances the tour by providing historical facts about the places you visit—such as Nuraghe Palmavera, a village that dates back to Bronze Age; and the ancient burial site of the Necropolis of Anghelu Ruju.

Experience the atmosphere of a local winery in a small town of the inland, very popular and famous for the production of wine, while tasting their top wines. During the tour you will find out the history of the family and of the founder of the winery, while visitng the areas of wine production, surrounded by the scent of must. After the tour you will have the chance to taste 4 of their top wines, togheter with local cheese, cured meat and carasau bread.

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.

Sardinia’s tiny mountain village of San Sperate has long been known for its colorful murals and “Sound Garden” sculptures by artist Pinuccio Sciola. With this guided tour, gain insights into the meaning of each painting in this open-air art gallery plus catch snippets of music from the famed sounding stones. Round-trip transport from Cagliari and tickets to the Sound Garden make logistics a breeze.

If you’ve seen a few too many churches or beaches—though they are beautiful—in Sardinia, try something different: this guided trip to takes you to see the Barumini complex and Casa Zapata, some of Italy’s most ancient ruins from the Nuragic civilization. The ruins are less known than the Greek and Roman ones through Italy but are part of the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.

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.

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.

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.

The Nuraghe Piscu is a beautifully-preserved prehistoric tower that’s believed to have been built around 3,000 years ago. The tower’s remote location means it can be tricky to get to without your own transportation, so opt for this hassle-free tour instead. Transport is included from Cagliari, and a guide provides fascinating commentary about the Nuragic civilization, and how this magnificent structure was built.

With round-trip transport, a bilingual guide, and all entrance fees included, this Cagliari shore excursion is a popular choice for travelers whose cruise ships are docked for a limited amount of time. Over the course of a half-day, you’ll see more than you could if exploring on your own, including Poetto Beach, San Benedetto’s Market, and hidden gems in the heart of town.

- This is an ultimate dance crawl experience for people who love music, cocktails, great vibes and different types of ambiance ;-) - 3 Drinks are included in the experience You can then of course pick what you like, drink and pay the amount of additional cocktails you want to try on each place - 1 hour on average on each location to be on time for the next reservations - transportation, if needed, is free of charge for guests on the way on and on the way back to the club at fixed times (there is no possibility to change the fixed times but you can always pay for a cab if you are enjoying the night and want to party till late)

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.

Knowledge and passion for your city, a private and personalized tour in line with your wishes and preferences.

Discover Alghero on this private guided tour of the ancient city and later by visiting a historic cellar where you will have the opportunity to see the behind-the-scenes of the wine production chain, from the vine to the bottles. The tour ends with tasting 3 wines and a typical Sardinian aperitif. The transfer (round trip) is included in the price, you won't have to worry about driving! ***ARCHAEOLOGY OPTION*** It is also possible to choose the "Archaeology" option: instead of the city, you will see the Nuraghe Palmavera (a village from the 15th century BC) and then always visit the cellar. You can book this choice directly during the booking phase, where the desired option is asked. The tour will be private for you and your group (max 4 people), making this experience unique and enjoyable. The tour is available in ITALIAN and ENGLISH.

An escape from the city, olive trees as far as the eye can see, dreamy sunsets, refined combinations in quality local products, award-winning extra virgin olive oil. We receive guests within our company, telling our olive history made up of four generations, describing the extraction systems that followed one another in the various eras up to the current modern plant, explaining the whole olive production chain from harvesting to packaging the oil . Walking among the centenary olive trees, visitors are catapulted into an experiential journey of tasting the different oils produced. In addition to an introductory course in extra virgin olive oil tasting, their own flavored oils are offered in combination with other local excellences. Experience, knowledge and family hospitality make tastings among the olive trees unforgettable moments, all set up in a vintage style is a blast from the past.

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

Embark on a coastal odyssey exploring the hidden gems of Alghero as we traverse four distinct locations featuring over 10 captivating beaches and coves. This wonderful land tour, inclusive of comfortable car rides, promises an off-the-beaten-path experience. Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes and discover the pristine beauty of these secluded shores, accessible through easy nature walks. Enchanting beaches, some just a short 5- to 10-minute stroll from our designated parking spots, offer a diverse tapestry of coastal wonders. Amidst this exploration, relish a delightful light lunch right on the beach, featuring delicious local products sourced directly from producers. It's an opportunity to savor not just the beauty of the surroundings but also the authentic flavors of the region. Join us for a day of discovery, nature, and gastronomic delights.

Porto Flavia is one of the most spectacular mining sites in Southern Sardinia, a port suspended above the sea intended for loading ore onto large steamers. It is a jewel of mining art that overlooks the splendid Iglesiente sea. Visiting Porto Flavia and the area of the wonderful Masua beach with an exclusive tour guide allows you to enjoy the beauty of the place, without having to wait at the ticket office, taking advantage of a personalized guide service, with a special discount on the Porto Flavia ticket. We will first visit the beach of Masua and the ancient pier from 1915, and then set off on foot, with a splendid panoramic walk, towards the site of Porto Flavia (about 1 km), telling the story of the miners who gave life to this wonder of mining engineering. We will visit the inside of the Mining Gallery, see the impressive silos and the ancient mining tools. Return on foot to Masua beach.

Get tips on how to make Sardinian bread from a teacher who comes from a family of bakers. Learn techniques that have been passed down through generations and take deep dive into the intricate details of breadmaking—such as the different types of flours that can be used. After shaping and cooking the bread, the experience ends with the best bit—a chance to taste it with delicious cheese and wine accompaniments.

We'll traverse a scenic provincial road, unveiling breathtaking panoramas en route to Montresta, a quaint village with a population of fewer than 400 residents. Here, an authentic Cooking Experience awaits, hosted by a local family deeply rooted in the traditions of the community. You'll actively participate in crafting typical Sardinian products, followed by a delightful tasting session together. Additionally, how about taking a leisurely stroll in and around the village? Explore its cliffs, canyons, and the exquisite Mediterranean nature for a well-rounded experience