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Step out of everyday life and into a travel brochure on holidays in Sardinia. Breathtaking beaches, ancient history and glamorous resorts are just for starters.

Turquoise waters, gorgeous grottoes and white sands ensure that Sardinia is heaven on earth for beach lovers. However, history buffs are equally impressed, with attractions including Bronze Age ruins and Roman amphitheatres. All this combines with the exclusive Costa Smeralda, spectacular golf courses and a unique culinary style that reflects the abundant local produce.

Adventure Activities in Sardinia

With lush landscapes at every turn, Sardinia holidays bring thrilling island adventures. Dive in underwater caves and climb soaring limestone cliffs. Don’t forget your hiking boots for trails across the coastline, holm oak forests and canyons. Water parks keep the little ones happy and coastal winds thrill kitesurfers. The warm, Mediterranean climate brings swimming weather for around six months of the year.

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Sardinia at a glance

Discover the best beaches

Think incredibly white sands and dreamy scalloped bay

Sample the local food

Start with octopus salad & seafood ravioli, washed down with the local Monteoro wine

Lush natural wonders

From gorgeous coastal paths and lush mountains to wildlife national parks

Stay active

Enjoy plenty of scenic climbing and hiking opportunities

Top attractions to visit

Explore quaint villages like Bosa and Castelsardo

Must-visit historical sites

Choose from plenty of archaeological sites & old castles

Top resorts in Sardinia

Olbia

The vibrant little city of Olbia overlooks a gorgeous natural harbour on the north east coast of Sardinia. It has …

from £184 pp

Alghero

If you’re seeking visual pleasure and beautiful landscape views, you’ll soon fall in love with Alghero. From it’s breath-taking views …

from £195 pp

Arzachena

Arzachena in Sardinia, Italy …

from £355 pp

Arbatax

Arbatax in Sardinia, Italy …

from £261 pp

Cagliari

Sardinia's capital, Cagliari, is best admired from the ocean, with the exquisite facades of hilltop castles and domed ancient cathedrals …

from £174 pp

Cala Gonone

Cala Gonone is a picturesque seaside town on the central east coast of Sardinia, offering an ideal blend of sunny …

from £245 pp

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Things to do in Sardinia

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Holidays in Sardinia deliver family-friendly activities, romantic landscapes and adventures to suit every traveller.

Spiaggia Rena Bianca is the city beach of Santa Teresa Gallura. You’ll enjoy water sports, sunbeds and snack bars on a backdrop of cliffs and iridescent waters. Climb to the top of the Torre di Longonsardo hill for fantastic photos.
The protected area surrounding the Capo Caccia cliffs is a wonderland of underwater caves, grottoes and marine life. A dramatic headland attracts birdlife, including eagles and peregrine falcons.
Visit the charming town of Porto Istana and its postcard-perfect beach. White sand contrasts with the vivid blue of the sea and tiny coves are a joy for children to explore.
Monte Urpinu is a green retreat offering panoramic views over Cagliari and Campidano. Pack a picnic and spend a day at the park surrounded by exotic trees and wildlife.
Stretching over the land and sea for thousands of hectares, the Parco Nazionale dell’Arcipelago di La Maddalena is the first of its kind in Sardinia. Discover islands, rock formations and rare flora and fauna.

History in Sardinia

Sardinia offers historic towns, attractions and archaeological sites that span thousands of years.

The National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari highlights artefacts from the early Neolithic Age to the Phoenician and Roman eras.
One of Italy’s largest, San Benedetto Market opened to the public in 1957. Join the colourful chaos each morning to buy fresh seafood, meats, cheeses and juicy fruits and vegetables.
First built in the 13th century, the Cathedral of Santa Maria is a symbol of Cagliari and you'll spot it as you fly into the capital. Step inside to see dazzling ceiling frescoes and the underground room of Santuario dei Martiri.
Pastel-coloured houses decorate the hillside in the charming town of Bosa. The old town, known as Centro Storico, is filled with atmospheric cobbled streets, churches, museums and quaint restaurants.
See 14th-century towers and medieval city walls in Cagliari’s Quartiere Castello. The historic district is perched on a hill and attractions include the Royal Palace in Piazza Palazzo.

Beaches

Beaches in Sardinia

Sardina’s beautiful beaches frequently top lists of the world’s best, from glamorous stretches of white sand to remote coves.

Spiaggia del Principe is named for Prince Karim Aga Khan, the founder of the Costa Smeralda. A stunning crescent of white sand rests beneath low cliffs on the vivid blue backdrop of the sea. This is a popular celebrity hangout.
Known as ‘Little Tahiti’, Cala Brandinchi is surrounded by lush pine woods and features views of Isola Tavolara. Sunbeds dot the arc of white sand and you’ll find water sports and restaurants.
Stay in Villasimius to soak up the sun at Spiaggia di Porto Giunco. A long stretch of pink-tinged sand drifts into glassy water that reflects every shade of blue. A glistening lagoon backs the beach and hosts migratory pink flamingos.
Often counted among the top beaches in Sardinia, Tuerredda is a v-shaped wonder overlooking Isola di Tuerredda. Hire a kayak and paddle over to the island and enjoy a cocktail at one of the beach bars.
Capriccioli is a cluster of four pristine beaches protected by granite rocks. They provide the perfect stepping off point for excellent snorkelling, with shallow water that’s ideal for kids.

Secluded beaches in Sardinia

For serene holidays in Sardinia, it’s easy to find peaceful patches of sand in the heart of nature.

The wild coastline of the Costa Verde is dotted with sparkling coves and soaring cliffs. Laze on the golden sands of Spiaggia di Piscinas on a backdrop of steep dunes.
Are you a keen rock climber? Take a hike to Cala Goloritze in the Golfo di Orosei. Surreal limestone formations reward climbers with incredible views of the shimmering sea. Behind the beach, strawberry trees and holm oaks complete the pretty scene.
Hidden by towering cliffs on the west coast of Argentiera, Spiaggia La Frana is located in a historic silver mining region. You’ll need to hike to reach the cove, or visit on an organised boat tour.
Explore the beaches of the Sinis Peninsula, including the stunning Is Arutas. Stroll across tiny grains of green, white and pink quartz that drift into dazzling aquamarine waters.
Get far off the beaten tourist path at Cala Domestica. The cove was once a hub of mineral mining and you’ll find ruined warehouses in the area. Sheer cliffs enclose golden sand and water that’s clear as glass.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in Sardinia

Sardinia’s unique cuisine has its roots in the distant past and a variety of cultures. You’ll enjoy it at food festivals and restaurants to suit every taste and budget.

The Sardinian capital is a foodie’s paradise. Stroll the streets of Cagliari to find everything from pizza slices to Michelin-starred restaurants. Don’t miss a visit to the historic Antico Caffe 1855, which hosts a restaurant, a wine bar, a tea room and a patisserie.
Porto Cervo is at the heart of luxury holidays on the Costa Smeralda and the place for fine dining. Splash out for special occasions at Pedrinelli Restaurant, Il Pescatore and Finger’s Porto Cervo.
Island-hop over to Tavolara and settle in on the oceanfront terrace of Da Tonino Re di Tavolara. Enjoy seafood, grilled meats and Sardinian dishes paired with your choice from an extensive local and international wine list.
Taste your way around Sardinia’s scenic cellar doors and vineyards. Visit Cantina Ii Seddi, Surrau Winery and Colline del Vento in Villasimius.
Explore the countryside and pop into family-run farmhouses for traditional Sardinian feasts and scrumptious local products.

Traditional cuisine in Sardinia

Celebrated across the globe, Sardinian cuisine features bold flavours and creative techniques with fresh produce from the ocean, mountains and flatlands.

One of the most famous meat dishes on the island is Su Porcheddu. The roast suckling pig is usually cooked on a spit for up to five hours.
If you love pasta, you’ll love tasty Culurgiones. Pasta dough is stuffed with delicious ingredients like potato, pecorino cheese, garlic, olive oil and mint leaves. It’s typically served with a sweet tomato sauce.
Cheese fans are in for endless treats in Sardinia. Try Pecorino Sardo, varieties of Ricotta and Casizolu, which is still made according to ancient traditions.
Sea urchins are big news in Sardinia and they’re celebrated with festivals across the island. The traditional way to eat them is raw, on top of a fresh slice of bread.
Can’t wait to please your sweet tooth? Seadas are sweet pastries filled with pecorino cheese and lemon zest, then lightly fried and drizzled with honey.

Holiday types

Sardinia family holidays

Settle in at a beach resort and get set for an action-packed itinerary of family-friendly fun.

If you’re looking for thrills, you’ll find them at Aquadream Water Park. Zip down the toboggan slide and float down the lazy river. The little ones will love the attractions in Jungle Land. Need more? Head to Water Paradise.
Neptune's Grotto is one of the largest marine caves in Italy. Take a tour for about a kilometre through the caves to see stalactites and stalagmites, the underground lake and surreal karst formations.
The kids will love the Little Green Train. It transports you from resorts and tourist attractions through lush fields, across scenic bridges and up into the mountains.
Get up-close to starfish, stingrays and sea urchins at the Aquarium of Cala Gonone. You’ll see marine creatures from the Mediterranean Sea within 25 tanks. An outdoor play area evokes the world of sea turtles.

Luxury and couples holidays in Sardinia

Sardinia offers the chance to spoil yourself on luxury holidays imbued with romance.

To rub shoulders with the jet set, shop for designer labels and dress in your best for glittering nightlife, stay in Porto Cervo on the glamorous Costa Smeralda. During summer, you’ll see luxury yachts sail into town.
Charter a boat to explore the Maddalena Archipelago. The National Marine Park features over 60 islands encircled by aquamarine seas. Visit secluded beaches and incredible granite rock formations.
Rejuvenate with the benefits of thalassotherapy, with sea salt scrubs, seaweed wraps and underwater massages. You’ll find lavish spas in five-star hotels across the island.
Tee off together at golf courses surrounded by stunning nature scenes. Soak up the views of the spectacular green at Puntaldia Golf Club, along with sweeping seascapes.

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Sardinia weather

Jan

13°C

Avg. Dry Days 17

Feb

13°C

Avg. Dry Days 16

Mar

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 18

Apr

18°C

Avg. Dry Days 17

Nov

17°C

Avg. Dry Days 16

Dec

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 18

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