Sardinia: Magic Tour

A trip to Sardinia is a freedom destination, unique and authentic, Italian and isolated from the main land, friendly and friendless. It is "out of time and history". Elegant ports, lovely sea view, small fisherman villages and relaxing atmosphere serve us to be involved in our Sardinia experience. Olbia: Visit the Basilica of San Simplicio, a 12th-century Romanesque church with beautiful architecture and historical significance. Explore the Olbia Archaeological Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts from ancient Sardinia. Take a stroll along Corso Umberto, the main street in Olbia, lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes. Relax at the beautiful beaches near Olbia, such as Pittulongu Beach or Porto Istana. Visit the nearby island of Tavolara, known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Porto Cervo: Explore the luxurious resort town and marina of Porto Cervo, known for its high-end shops, restaurants, and glamorous atmosphere. Visit the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda and admire the impressive yachts docked in the harbor. Enjoy a day of sunbathing and swimming at one of the beautiful beaches in the area, such as Liscia Ruja or Capriccioli Beach. Take a boat tour to explore the stunning coastline and nearby islands, including the archipelago of La Maddalena. Play a round of golf at the prestigious Pevero Golf Club, known for its scenic views and challenging course.

The coral coast is a pretty tourist destination facing the dark blue of Sarnidian sea. King Peter IV of Aragon assigned the coat of arms to Alghero with a piece of coral, a semi-precious deep sea plant which possesses the third nature and gives flowers under water in the Gulf of Heroes. This area is extremely important as it has been inhabited since the 4 millennium BC and its's an iconic example of Nuraghi civilization.  Sassari: Visit the historic center of Sassari and explore Piazza d'Italia, the main square surrounded by beautiful buildings and monuments. Discover the Sassari Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Nicholas, and admire its impressive facade and interior. Explore the Museo Nazionale "G.A. Sanna," which houses a collection of art and archaeological artifacts from the region. Take a walk along the elegant shopping street, Via Roma, and browse the local shops and boutiques. Visit the Sanna Archaeological Park, an open-air museum showcasing ancient ruins and archaeological finds. Alghero: Explore the Old Town: Take a leisurely stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets of the historic center. Admire the well-preserved Catalan Gothic architecture and charming buildings. Don't miss the beautiful city walls and the iconic Torre di Porta Terra. Alghero Cathedral: Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria, located in the heart of the Old Town. Marvel at its stunning facade and interior adorned with beautiful artworks. Bastioni Marco Polo: Walk along the promenade of Bastioni Marco Polo and enjoy panoramic views of the coastline and the Mediterranean Sea. This area offers lovely viewpoints and a pleasant atmosphere to unwind. Alghero Market: Visit the local market in Alghero, Mercato Civico, to experience the vibrant atmosphere and sample fresh local produce, seafood, and traditional Sardinian products. It's a great place to immerse yourself in the local culture. Nuraghe di Palmavera: Take a short drive from Alghero to Nuraghe di Palmavera, an ancient Nuragic village with well-preserved stone structures. Explore the archaeological site and learn about the fascinating Nuragic civilization that once inhabited the island.

Nuraghi are the main types of megalithic edifice with no definite function. They could be rulers residences, military strongholds, meeting halls, religious temples, dwellings or something else. No written records have been discovered to solve this enigma. Though located in various parts of Sardinia many contructions were dedicated to water and health cults. Nuraghi are ancient stone structures that are unique to the island of Sardinia, Italy. They were built by the Nuragic civilization, which thrived on the island from around 1800 to 500 BCE. Nuraghi are considered one of the most important archaeological legacies of Sardinia and attract visitors from around the world.  Oristano: Discover the historic center: Explore the charming streets of Oristano's old town and admire the medieval architecture. Visit the Piazza Eleonora d'Arborea and the Torre di Mariano, a medieval tower. Visit the Cathedral of Oristano: Explore the beautiful Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, located in the heart of the city. Admire its striking façade and interior. Explore the Tharros Archaeological Site: Visit the ancient Phoenician-Roman city of Tharros, located on the coast near Oristano. Explore the ruins, including a Roman amphitheater and the remains of a Punic-Roman city. Relax on the beaches: Enjoy the pristine beaches near Oristano, such as Is Arutas with its unique quartz sand, and the picturesque beaches of Torregrande and San Giovanni di Sinis.