Top Sardinia Wildlife Encounters

Enjoy a unique immersion into Sardinia's sparkling coastlines during this guided kayaking excursion to Cala Moresca and Figarolo Island. The tour includes a pre-departure kayaking lesson, making it suitable for all experience levels, including beginners. Get a chance to spot local wildlife — bottle-nosed dolphins, the elusive Sardinian mouflon, and even wild boars frolicking in the water — before winding down with a complimentary traditional aperitivo.

Discover some of the most scenic coastal locations in northeastern Sardinia during this half-day rubber dinghy tour, departing from Olbia. Head to Figarolo Island, a favorite location for bottlenosed dolphins, where your skipper and guide will ensure the best chances for dolphin encounters. Tours also include a swimming and snorkeling stop in Moresca cove or Figarolo, with complimentary equipment provided.

The Golfo Aranci in Sardinia is home to a pod of bottlenose dolphins that often have fun in the waters just off the coast. Spot these fascinating cetaceans without disturbing their habitat on this eco-friendly SUP adventure. After a short lesson, climb aboard your board to move across the crystal clear waters and spot local wildlife, including turtles, seabirds, mouflons, and of course dolphins.

Visit parts of the Italian coast only accessible via boat on this kayaking journey from Alghero. You'll get views of the wild coastal areas and marine life that few tourists see; paddling along under the leadership and supervision of an expert guide. All instruction and equipment is included, as well as insightful commentary on the natural surroundings.

Set off from Olbia's Marina for this fantastic Dolphin Watching tour by boat and observe wild bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat at a close but respectful distance while the naturalist and specialist guides onboard provide interesting information. Treat yourself to an initial snorkelling stop at Figarolo Island in the pristine, crystal-clear waters of white sand rich in underwater fauna, sail to the majestic cliffs of Cape Figari, and don't miss the famous 'love cave' and the Indian rock. Before returning to the port, end the tour with a second snorkelling break and swim among dozens of colourful fish in the bay of Cala Moresca. Enjoy a typical Sardinian snack and drinks included on board and remember to bring a camera to capture the wild animals you will see during the tour. Be enchanted by the spectacular jumps just a short distance from the boat. It is truly a magical experience!

 The beauty of the Tacchi plateau is certainly confirmed by the beauty of the landscapes and the particularities that we find in the Osini area. In addition, however, here we find a gentle path with an uneven gradient that allows you to take an excursion even to those who are not really in good shape. However, this is a nice 13 km daily excursion that will take us to visit two caves and two nuraghi, one of which - Serbissi - is the only one in Sardinia to be built over a cave, which we will visit. Let us remember a torch for visiting the cave.

The Tacchi are limestone rock formations; the remainder part following a long erosion (karst) process that began millions of years ago. Among all the Tacchi of the Ogliastra region, also called Tonneri in the south western side, Perda Liana is certainly the most peculiar. Perda Liana rises up to 1293 m asl and offers visitors breathtaking views. This excursion will also take us to visit another point, called Pitzu Margiani Pubusa (Spike of the fox and the hoopoe), from the top of which point, at 1324 m asl, you can admire the fascinating mountains of the heart of Sardinia, from the near Gennargentu to the Barbagia di Seulo.