Sardinia, Italy’s island paradise, is renowned for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters and picturesque villages. To make the most of your time on this idyllic getaway, book a villa rental to ensure you make the most of every moment.
These luxurious villas with private pools offer visitors a relaxing and luxurious experience. Perfect for couples on romantic getaways or large families, these accommodations come complete with all of the amenities necessary to make your stay in Sardinia truly memorable.
Beaches
Sardinia is renowned for its stunning beaches, making renting a villa with private pool an ideal option. You can opt for luxurious resorts on Costa Smerelda or book an intimate beach holiday in southern Sardinia’s deserted coves and bays.
Visitors to Sardinia have the unique opportunity to witness its ancient past when they rent a villa in Alghero or Cagliari. The latter boasts an old city centre with winding streets and 14th century palaces.
Cala Goloritze is one of Sardinia’s most breathtaking beaches, boasting sparkling blue waters framed by bizarre limestone formations. You’ll have to trek or take a boat to get there, but the reward is well worth the effort – guaranteed!
Nightlife
Sardinia’s main towns can get quite busy at night, while its smaller cities provide a more relaxed atmosphere. Santa Teresa de Gallura could be ideal for those seeking an escape from the busyness of coastal resorts but still want easy access to some of Sardinia’s finest beaches and historical landmarks.
Accommodation options range from hotels to agriturismi (rural accommodation) and budget hostels run by families. If you’re seeking more privacy, these may be suitable options for you.
If you’re interested in experiencing Sardinian culture more fully, an agriturismo might be your perfect fit. These accommodations tend to be pricier than B&Bs but offer a chance for those who want an authentic Sardinian experience away from the beachfront crowds.
Sardinia boasts some of the most vibrant nightlife areas on the continent, such as San Teodoro, Porto Cervo and Baja Sardinia. The latter is one of the island’s premier hotspots with numerous clubs and parties to enjoy.
Wineries
Sardinia is renowned for its stunning scenery, indigenous grape varieties, and distinctive styles of wine. Thanks to the island’s dynamic terroir, rich soil, and sunny climate, it makes an ideal growing region for grapes.
Fuel your passion for wine at a nearby vineyard and experience some of the island’s finest wines on an educational guided tour. Afterward, indulge in an appetizing meat and cheese plate.
Santadi Winery, situated in the picturesque southwest region of Sardinia, is an inspiring winery dedicated to producing quality wines from indigenous grapes. Furthermore, this cooperative winery has played a pivotal role in modernizing Sardinian wine production.
Cannonau and Vermentino are the two dominant grape varieties found in Sardinia’s wines, though other native grapes such as Carignano del Sulcis, Monica, and Bovale have been vinified with remarkable purity with remarkable results.
Restaurants
Sardinia’s culinary scene is as eclectic as its landscape. From wild boar and lamb to sheep and cheese – Sardinia offers a feast for carnivores while still maintaining Italian culinary traditions from inland.
If you’re in search of the finest dining in Sardinia, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from. Some offer more formal settings than others, but all are sure to please your taste buds.
One of the finest places to enjoy traditional Sardinian food is an agriturismo run by a family-run business in a rural setting. Here, the entire menu is composed of ingredients grown at their onsite farm; as part of their commitment to keeping farming traditions alive, guests can expect simple yet delicious meals as well as informative sessions on farm operations.
While on the island, top attractions to check out include exploring Bronze Age nuraghi ruins and visiting wineries. Plus, several festivals take place annually such as Time in Jazz or Calici Sotto Le Stelle.
