Sardegna Classic: da nord a sud, acque cristalline e borghi incantevoli
Sardegna Classic: da nord a sud, acque cristalline e borghi incantevoli
Itinerari consigliati9 Giorni
Porto Cervo, Italia
Olbia›Porto Cervo›Orosei›Pula (CA)›Cagliari
Itinerary
Giorno 1 — Olbia → Porto Cervo
On the north-eastern coast of Sardinia, facing the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, Olbia reveals a city where ancient heritage, Sardinian traditions and coastal landscapes come together. A former strategic port of Gallura, it preserves traces of its thousand-year history, shaped by Nuragic, Phoenician and Roman civilisations.
The historic centre reveals a rich heritage around the Basilica of San Simplicio, one of Sardinia’s most important Romanesque buildings, along with lively streets, welcoming squares and archaeological remains that reflect the city’s past. Nearby, the Nuragic site of Cabu Abbas recalls the ancient origins of this territory.
Olbia also opens onto the remarkable landscapes of Gallura, with turquoise-water beaches, secluded coves, granite hills and Mediterranean scrubland. The famous Costa Smeralda, with its elegant villages and spectacular sea views, completes the discovery of this region.
Local cuisine celebrates Sardinian products, including fish and seafood, cheeses, traditional bread and Gallura wines.
With its historic heritage, preserved nature and island traditions, Olbia embodies an authentic Sardinia where sea, culture and the art of living come together with elegance.
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Giorno 9 — Pula (CA) → Cagliari
In southern Sardinia, overlooking the Gulf of Angels, Cagliari reveals a city where ancient heritage, Mediterranean influences and a relaxed way of life come together in a remarkable setting. Founded by the Phoenicians and later shaped by the Romans, Pisans and Aragonese, it preserves the legacy of a history spanning thousands of years.
The historic Castello district overlooks the city with its ancient walls, cobbled streets and sweeping sea views. The Cathedral of Santa Maria, the Towers of San Pancrazio and the Elephant, together with the Bastion of Saint Remy, reflect Cagliari’s rich architectural heritage. Nearby, the harbour, the long Poetto Beach and the Molentargius Nature Park, famous for its pink flamingos, create a harmonious balance between urban heritage and nature.
Local cuisine showcases seafood, bottarga, traditional Sardinian specialities and the island’s renowned wines.
With its historic heritage, Mediterranean landscapes and island traditions, Cagliari embodies an elegant Sardinia where culture, nature and the art of living come together in harmony.
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