Head for Sardinia! Discover this Italian island in the south of the island of beauty, where nature and traditions are mixed. With its emerald waters, white sandy beaches, mountains and forests, Sardinia is home to a variety of landscapes that will take you on a journey. Natural sites that you absolutely must see during your stay! Don't wait any longer and prepare your next excursion in Sardinia.
On the northwest coast of Sardinia lies a jewel: the archipelago of La Maddalena. Made up of 7 islands, it is a protected environment that is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the region. To get there, you'll need to take a ferry from the port of Palau, which will take you to the town of La Maddalena. There are three different companies serving this destination, and you can make the crossing with or without a car. You can also rent a car once you arrive.
The main island of the archipelago, it is also the only populated island. Once you arrive at the port of the town of the same name, stroll through the small streets of La Maddalena and discover its history by visiting its museums. This little corner of paradise is ideal for a quiet holiday and offers heavenly beaches. Enjoy sunbathing in unspoilt nature, its clear waters are perfect for snorkelling. If you wish to visit the other islands, Maddalena is connected to the island of Caprera by a road bridge. Its port communicates with the other islands and you can hire a boat to get there. There are day trips that allow you to visit all the islands. Don't miss the two most beautiful beaches of the archipelago: Cala Corsara on the island of Spargi, and the pink beach on the island of Budelli.
The islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro
Located in the south of Sardinia, these two small islands are perfect for a family getaway. Sant'Antioco is famous for its beaches, its relics (the sanctuary of Sant'Antioco Martyr) and its archaeological sites (the menhirs of Sa Mongia and Su Para). This island is connected to the mainland by a bridge, but San Pietro is only accessible by sea. To get there, take a ferry from the port of Portovesme or Calasetta. You will arrive in the village of Carloforte, where you will find small shops and restaurants. You can relax on the beach and snorkel in the clear waters, and enjoy a gastronomic experience.
Diving around the island of Tavolara
The Tavolara marine area is a protected space with some areas accessible to diving sites. This is an opportunity to explore the underwater world in a unique location. Tavolara Diving & Resort has 3 boats and offers about 20 dive sites to discover in the magnificent marine reserve of Tavolara e Punta Coda Cavallo. Whether you are taking a dive course or training, you will be accompanied by a professional team and guide to ensure you have the best possible experience. This is the ideal place to do your first dive! Different depths, a variety of Mediterranean flora and fauna, wrecks, you can choose the course that best suits your wishes.
The Neptune Caves
Located near Alghero, it is one of the most famous and visited caves in Sardinia. There are two ways to reach the caves: by sea or by land. By sea you will have to leave by boat from the port of Alghero. On foot, you will follow a small path that will take you along the cliffs of Capo Caccia. The 600 steps up to the Escala Cabirol give you a breathtaking view of the sea!
The origin of the Neptune Caves dates back to prehistoric times, more than 2 million years ago! For safety reasons, only a part of the cave is open to the public. Inside you will discover a long stretch of water, Lake Lamarmora, and impressive stalagmites and stalactites. The visit is conducted by a guide.
Excursion to Corsica
The French region is located close to Sardinia. Spend a holiday between Corsica and Sardinia! Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio are the two largest towns on the Corsican coast. To reach Bonifacio, take the ferry from Santa Teresa di Gallura, which will take you there in less than an hour. For Porto-Vecchio, head for the port of Golfe d'Aranci. Note that crossings to Bonifacio are more frequent. Take a day to discover the culture and traditions of this beautiful French region between sea and mountains.
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