Top Sardinia Restaurants

Discover new flavors and family recipes that you haven’t tried before by taking part in this foodie experience in Olbia. Learn to make two styles of pasta from scratch using organic flours and semolina. Then, enter a small wine cellar to learn the ancient methods of Sardinia wine production. Finally—the best part—sit down, relax, and eat a delicious meal of local Sardinian specialties.

Get to know the traditions and history of olive oil and be able to recognize the true flavors in a 17th century oil mill

Discover Sardinia’s winemaking tradition with this winery visit in the countryside just outside Alghero. Join your host at sunset for an educational walk through the vineyard to learn about the grapes cultivated in this corner of the island, then take a turn through the estate’s olive groves before heading to the tasting room. Relax over a tasting of five different wines paired with local cheeses, charcuterie, olive oil bruschetta, and sweets.

In the beautiful city of Olbia, in north-eastern Sardinia, you can live a real gastronomic experience to discover delicious dishes of the Sardinian tradition, but rethought in a modern way. An expert chef will skillfully combine different types of tapas, which can be made with bread, waffles or bowls, with different local wines, using raw materials and seasonal, to enhance the flavors. An experience available all year round suitable for children, for a gourmet and delicious lunch or dinner. The dishes vary every month according to the seasonal products available in the territory. There will be a selection of ten dishes with tapas inspired by the Sardinian tradition, revisited in a modern way, with fillings of meat, fish, vegetables, charcuterie, cheeses and much more, combined with four glasses of wine (red, muscat and bubbles) available and variable according to the season. Children of all ages are welcome: for them there is a dedicated menu accompanied by soft drinks. 

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.

While vacationing on Sardinia be sure to cruise the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. This boat tour takes you to the Maddalena Archipelago on the rugged northwest coast of the island, where you can spend the day swimming and shopping. The spacious vessel stops at several islands, including Spiaggia Rosa (Pink Beach) on the Isle of Budelli. Daily departures from the Palau port make this a convenient getaway.

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.

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 stretch of Sardinian coastline between Capo Figari and Golfo Aranci has been home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins for more than a decade. Set off with this dolphin-watching tour to spot these marine mammals as they frolic in the clear waters off the island of Figarolo. Learn about the local dolphins and their habitat from your skipper and guide while you keep your camera at the ready.

"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."

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.

Baunei is considered among Sardinia's most spectacular stretches of coastline, but many of its tiny coves and caves are only accessible by sea. Explore the coastal highlights with this full-day cruise, stopping to swim and snorkel in hidden bays 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 at Piscine di Venere.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The vine and wine in Sardinia have a history of about 5,000 years; in fact, its strategic geographical position has meant that over the centuries various peoples (Carthaginians, Romans, Arabs, Aragonese, Genoese, Pisans and finally the Piedmontese) conquered it, introducing traditions, cultures, viticultural and oenological techniques still present in Sardinia today . The food and wine tour organized by the Ape Romantic Tour agency will lead you to the discovery of wonderful landscapes where the most important vineyards and cellars of the Sardinia region were born. On board our Minivan we will make a pleasant excursion of about 20 km and we will reach one of these cellars. Ape Romantic Tour of Olbia thinks of everything, and then will take you to a pleasant refreshment area where you will be served 3 glasses of wine accompanied by a characteristic local aperitif based on cold cuts, cheeses and olives (the products present in the aperitif may vary).

Experience an authentic side of Sardinian culture that most visitors never see with this tour through one of the largest and liveliest markets in Cagliari. Join a local foodie guide to meet the fishmongers, butchers, greengrocers, and other vendors and see how the city’s residents stock their pantries each morning with the market wares. Cap off your visit with a gourmet cheese tasting at a popular cheese stall.

With such a fantastic reputation for delicious food—it can sometimes be tricky to narrow down where to eat in Sardinia. Save yourself the effort, and get a shortcut to authentic Italian gastronomy with this perfect fusion of a market tour and a home dining experience. Get plenty of great Italian cooking tips, enjoy an intimate atmosphere, and best of all—try a 3-course meal with freshly-cooked pasta and tiramisu.

Using locally sourced ingredients purchased on the day of the event, you will learn the authentic techniques and flavors of Sardinian cuisine. After the class, savor the fruits of your labor around the host's table, or in their charming garden if the weather permits. This is more than just a cooking class - it's a truly immersive experience in Sardinian gastronomy.

Enjoy one of our Drinks, all of it are combined with our Flavored oils, in the warmth of the Sardinian evening see the sun set over the centenary olive trees, experience the relaxation and calm of the evening, when it’s slowly gets dark and the sun colours everything red.

We will discover the Sinis Peninsula on a perfect daily tour. Funny guides and superior bikes await you for an unforgettable cycling day. You will taste the local olive oil and then a coffee stop in San Giovanni di Sinis and visit the Roman Ruins of Tharros. come back to Marina di Torregrande for to say ARRIVEDERCI.

Get more out of your time in Monserrato by visiting a local’s home for a special foodie experience. Rather than just eating delicious food—you’ll have a chance to see how it’s made and watch special cooking demonstrations. During the experience, pick up recipe tips that you can recreate at home, then feast on a 4-course meal with a starter, pasta dish, main, side, dessert, and drinks.