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Dolphin watching tour from Golfo Aranci: Bottlenose dolphinsA dolphin watching boat tour departing from Golfo Aranci in Sardinia that navigates the waters between Capo Figari and the island of Figarolo, where bottlenose dolphins have lived for over a decade. A guide in your language explains the dolphins' behavior and habits as the boat approaches the fish farm that draws them to feed. The tour runs 90 minutes and includes mineral water and iced tea on board.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to watch dolphins in their natural habitat without arranging a boat or guide yourself—the fixed departure times and on-board narration mean you show up and the rest is set. The year-round presence of the dolphin pod in these specific waters is what makes high sighting chances possible.
Maddalena Archipelago Sailing Tour from Santa TeresaYou sail from Santa Teresa di Gallura through the Maddalena Archipelago for seven hours, stopping to swim and snorkel at Spargi, Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria. Lunch and drinks are included on board. The captain adjusts the route for wind and weather, so each day is slightly different. Return by late afternoon.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the Maddalena Archipelago under sail rather than by motorboat, with time to swim and snorkel at each stop instead of a rushed schedule — the small group size and flexible routing mean you're not following a fixed timetable, which is what makes the day feel less like a tour and more like a day on the water.
Olbia Kayak Tour: Cala Moresca, Figarolo & Dolphins with AperitifYou paddle from a transparent beach near Olbia, stop to snorkel in Cala Moresca's seabed, then kayak to Figarolo island for a Sardinian aperitif and a real chance to spot dolphins near a fish farm. A beginner-friendly morning or afternoon that includes all gear, a pre-departure lesson, and a guide who knows these waters because they're home.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to paddle Sardinia's quietest coves without arranging transport or equipment — the guides are locals and the route is built around calm water and a real chance at dolphins. Expect a full morning or afternoon on the water with a swim and snorkel included; that's what makes the distance to Figarolo manageable and the aperitif feel earned.
Tavolara & Molara Sailing: Swim Bays, Lunch & Wine from Porto San PaoloYou’ll board a sailing boat from Porto San Paolo to explore Tavolara and Molara’s turquoise bays with stops for swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy an aperitif with Vermentino wine, a Sardinian lunch on board (with options), plus coffee or tea — all while your local skipper shares stories and maybe even spots dolphins along the way.
Olbia Kayak Tour with Snorkeling & Local AperitifYou paddle a double or single kayak from Cala Suaraccia into the Tavolara Marine Park, enter a marine cave accessible only by water, snorkel among fish and starfish at a rocky point, and stop on a small island. Your guide handles navigation and safety; you get snorkel gear, a life jacket, seasonal fruit, and a waterproof bag for your phone. The whole morning takes three to four hours.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to snorkel and kayak in one morning without arranging transport or equipment separately—the small groups and fixed schedule mean you're paddling within two hours of arriving at the beach.
Sardinia: Sunset Kayak & Snorkel Tour with Proratora StopYou’ll paddle calm Sardinian waters with local guides, explore hidden sea caves near Proratora Island, snorkel among bright fish in crystal-clear water, then share cold beers on the sand as music drifts over the beach. Expect laughter, small surprises, and golden light you might remember long after you leave.
Maddalena Archipelago boat tour: Swim at Spargi & Santa MariaA full-day boat tour of the Maddalena Archipelago departing from Olbia with included minibus transfer to Cannigione port, lunch on board, and stops at La Maddalena town, Spargi, Santa Maria and coastal viewpoints including the protected Pink Beach. The tour runs about ten hours and suits all fitness levels; children are welcome from age three.Is it for me?At ten hours, the tour fills most of a day but leaves the morning or evening free—book it if you want the archipelago's main islands and beaches without splitting the trip across multiple days or arranging separate boats.
Costa Smeralda & Porto Cervo tour from Olbia, 5.5 hoursA small group guided tour from Olbia covers the Costa Smeralda coastline, Porto Cervo harbor, and two inland villages—San Pantaleo and Arzachena—in a single afternoon. The tour includes hotel or port pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, and a live guide in English, Italian or German. You drive the turquoise bays of the Emerald Coast, walk Porto Cervo's piazza where yachts fill the natural cove, then climb into the granite-built villages where the landscape inspired the resort's own architecture.Is it for me?Book this tour if you arrive in Olbia without a rental car and want to see both the Emerald Coast and the mountain villages that inspired it in a single afternoon. The fixed schedule and included pickup mean the day holds together without building it yourself.
Biderosa & Capo Comino: 4x4 Beach Day Trip from OroseiYou’ll ride off-road from Orosei with a local guide into Biderosa’s quiet coves and pine woods, spot herons by Sa Curcurica pond, climb Capo Comino’s lighthouse dunes for wild views, and end with a swim in clear water before heading home sandy and smiling.
Tavolara & Molara: Boat Tour with Snorkeling & SnackYou’ll skim across turquoise waters from Olbia to Tavolara on a small-group boat tour with a local skipper, stopping at Molara’s natural pools for swimming and snorkeling (gear included). Enjoy salty pastries and cold drinks on board as you explore Capo Ceraso’s wild coves—and maybe laugh at your own attempts at Italian along the way.
Pasta Class & Wine Tasting in Battista, SardiniaA pasta-making class and wine tasting in Battista, a north Sardinian village, where you knead semolina and water into two traditional shapes in a 150-year-old kitchen, visit a small artisan winery to learn Sardinian winemaking, and finish with a multi-course lunch or dinner featuring the pasta you made, local cheeses, garden vegetables, and organic bread. Simonetta Bazzu, whose great-grandparents built the house, guides the whole experience and shares the three secrets to the long, healthy life Sardinians are known for. Children from age 1 are welcome; the class runs in English.Is it for me?Book the morning session if you want to make pasta and eat lunch in daylight, or the evening session if you prefer the meal and wine tasting as dinner. Either way, the three-hour structure keeps the pasta-making, winery visit, and meal together as one continuous journey, so you're not rushing between stops or eating alone after the class ends.
Snorkeling Golfo Aranci: SUP, dolphins & Cala MorescaYou’ll paddle calm turquoise waters on a stand-up board with certified guides from Golfo Aranci, watch wild dolphins if luck’s on your side, snack on local cheese and bread or sip an aperitif by Figarolo Island, then snorkel among bright fish near Cala Moresca. There’s laughter and small surprises along the way—and maybe one quiet moment you’ll remember long after.
Olbia: Tuk-Tuk tour of ancient sites with local guideYou’ll ride a tuk-tuk through Olbia’s winding streets and countryside, stopping at ancient sites like the Basilica of San Simplicio, Roman aqueducts, sacred wells, medieval castles, and mysterious Nuragic tombs. With a local guide sharing stories and an audio system for details along the way, you’ll get close to Sardinia’s history in ways you’ll remember long after the engine goes quiet.
Olbia to Emerald Coast: Private Transfer Porto Cervo & Porto RotondoYou're picked up at Olbia port or your hotel and driven in a private, air-conditioned vehicle to your destination on the Emerald Coast — Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo, or any of the nearby towns. The driver meets you on arrival, knows the route, and handles all the driving while you settle in. Child seats and pet carriers are available on request, and the fare is fixed before you book.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Olbia port or leaving a hotel on the Emerald Coast and want to skip the shared shuttle queue — a fixed-price private car means you leave when you're ready and arrive without waiting for other passengers.
Porto Cervo to Olbia Airport: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetA driver meets you at your hotel in Porto Cervo, Baja Sardinia, or nearby resorts and drives you to Olbia Airport in a private Mercedes minivan or Sprinter. You provide your flight number at booking, get picked up at a set time, and arrive with 20 minutes of buffer built in. No shuttle lines, no taxi negotiation, no language barrier — just a fixed price and a professional who knows the route.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling from the Porto Cervo area to Olbia and want to skip the shuttle queues and taxi negotiations — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you leave your hotel knowing exactly when you'll arrive at the airport, with no surprises in between.
Porto Cervo to Forte Village: Private Mercedes TransferYou get a named driver waiting at Porto Cervo with luggage help, a comfortable Mercedes with water and WiFi, and fixed pricing that covers the full route to Forte Village. No app, no surge pricing, no uncertainty — just a professional pickup that removes the first-day transport problem entirely.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the taxi rank at Porto Cervo and arrive at Forte Village knowing exactly what you'll pay and who's collecting you — the fixed price and named driver remove the guesswork that usually comes with ground transport on arrival.
Olbia Airport to Porto Cervo: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou skip the shuttle queue and taxi negotiation at Olbia Airport and arrive at your Porto Cervo hotel or accommodation in a private minivan with a waiting driver holding your name. The chauffeur speaks English or Italian, monitors your flight, and includes bottled water; the price is fixed and the return time is planned around your ship's departure if you're on a cruise stop. Book with your flight number and mobile number, and you're picked up within minutes of clearing luggage.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Olbia with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and language negotiation — the driver waiting with your name and the fixed price mean you go straight from the airport to your hotel without arranging anything else or standing in line.
Sassari to Alghero Airport: Private Minivan TransferYou're picked up from your Sassari hotel by a professional driver who meets you at the entrance, then driven directly to Alghero Airport in a private minivan with bottled water included. The forty-to-fifty-minute journey avoids shuttle lines and taxi negotiations entirely, and the fixed price means no surprises at drop-off. At booking, provide your flight number and phone number so the driver can confirm pickup and adjust timing if needed.Is it for me?Ideal if you're leaving Sassari for Alghero Airport and want to skip shuttle queues and taxi negotiations—the fixed price and direct pickup from your hotel mean you arrive relaxed instead of stressed about the fare.
