Activity Overview:

Sardinia is renowned for its crystal-clear seas, white sandy beaches, and dramatic rocky coastlines. Whether lounging on the famous beaches of the Costa Smeralda, exploring hidden coves, or enjoying authentic Italian seaside villages, Sardinia offers a perfect balance of relaxation, natural beauty, and Mediterranean culture. Ideal for sunbathers, swimmers, and those seeking tranquility or upscale beach experiences.

What’s Included:

• Access to Sardinia’s top beaches and coves (Costa Smeralda, La Maddalena, Cala Gonone)

• Recommendations for beach clubs, local eateries, and gelaterias

• Tips for scenic coastal walks and viewpoints

• Optional boat trips to nearby islands and secluded beaches

• Advice on sun protection, parking, and beach facilities

What’s Not Included:

• Flights, ferries, or transportation to/from Sardinia

• Beach chair or umbrella rentals (available locally)

• Meals, drinks, and guided tours (unless booked separately)

• Entry fees to private beach clubs or nature reserves

Suggested 3-Day Beach Itinerary:

Day 1 – Costa Smeralda: Glamour & Golden Sands

• Morning: Relax on Spiaggia del Principe or Liscia Ruja, iconic beaches with fine sand and clear waters

• Lunch at a beachside café in Porto Cervo

• Afternoon: Explore hidden coves nearby or take a short boat trip to Caprera Island

• Evening: Sunset aperitivo overlooking the sea

Day 2 – La Maddalena Archipelago

• Morning: Take a ferry from Palau to La Maddalena Island

• Spend the day on beaches like Spiaggia Rosa (Pink Beach) or Cala Coticcio on nearby islands

• Optional snorkeling or kayaking around the archipelago

• Return to Palau for dinner featuring fresh seafood

Day 3 – Cala Gonone & Gulf of Orosei

• Morning: Visit Cala Luna, one of Sardinia’s most famous beaches accessible by boat or hiking

• Afternoon: Discover nearby caves or other beaches like Cala Mariolu and Cala Sisine

• Evening: Relax in Cala Gonone town and enjoy traditional Sardinian cuisine

Additional Notes:

• Best season: May to September (July and August are busiest)

• Many beaches require walking or boat access — wear comfortable shoes and bring essentials

• Sardinia offers a mix of family-friendly and exclusive spots — plan accordingly

• Renting a car is highly recommended to explore diverse coastal areas

• Don’t miss local specialties like seafood fregola and bottarga