The capital of Sardinia is steeped in Mediterranean atmosphere and offers everything you could want from a vacation: history and art, seashores and parks, comfort and fine cuisine.

The Sulcis-Iglesiente region offers a unique blend of wild beaches and industrial archaeology. Explore quiet coves, turquoise waters, and dramatic cliffs shaped by ancient mines, now silent witnesses of Sardinia’s history.

In the heart of Barbagia, between Nuoro and the Supramonte, this area offers a glimpse into authentic Sardinia — a land of traditions, murals, and wild, unspoilt landscapes.

In the stretch of sea between Sardinia and Corsica, known as the Strait of Bonifacio, lie islands and islets surrounded by turquoise waters, forming one of the world’s most stunning seascapes.

The top holiday destination in southeastern Sardinia: crystal-clear waters, white beaches, stylish vibes, and fine cuisine. Villasimius is the southern gem every traveler dreams of.

Between flamingo-filled lagoons and white-sand coves, the Chia and Pula coastline is home to some of southern Sardinia’s most iconic beaches—perfect for swimming, relaxing, and soaking in breathtaking views.

The northeastern gateway to Sardinia, Olbia is an ancient and thriving city nestled on a gulf rich in attractions. A favorite holiday destination, it also serves as the main hub and economic engine of the Gallura region.

From the wild beauty of Asinara to the famous beaches of Stintino, this northwestern corner of Sardinia is a world apart—rich in history, rare wildlife, and unspoiled landscapes to explore.

​Costa Rei is one of Sardinia’s most scenic coastal areas, with white sandy beaches, emerald waters, and lush Mediterranean hills. Perfect for relaxing, exploring nature, and enjoying authentic local charm.

From rugged peaks to crystal-clear shores, the Gennargentu and Gulf of Orosei area offers one of Sardinia’s most breathtaking natural landscapes—perfect for hiking, biking, and outdoor adventures.

Famous for its emerald waters, lively piazzas, and top-quality services, Costa Smeralda is the most exclusive area in northeastern Sardinia, with its luxury hotels, vibrant nightlife, upscale boutiques and fine dining.

A historic city at the northern tip of Sardinia’s west coast, Alghero is a renowned seaside resort known as the capital of the Coral Riviera. It still preserves strong traces of Catalan influence and is often called “Barceloneta.”