Is Arutas
Quartz-grain beach on the Sinis coast with clear, exposed water.

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Quartz-grain beach on the Sinis coast with clear, exposed water.
Wide pale-grain beach north of Is Arutas, ideal for a slower coast day.
Archaeological site on the San Giovanni peninsula, best paired with the surrounding coast.
Easy-going north-Sinis beach base with access to Capo Mannu and marine excursions.
Lagoon-side town and a practical base for the Sinis peninsula.
Walkable historic centre with sea walls, food and evening atmosphere.
Dramatic limestone headland and one of the north-west coast’s strongest viewpoints.
Large natural bay and park landscape north-west of Alghero.
Iconic shallow-water beach near Stintino; seasonal access planning is important.
Small north-west harbour town and gateway to coastal days around La Pelosa.
Dramatic protected cove beneath limestone cliffs; access requires planning.
Small-pebble Gulf of Orosei cove commonly reached as part of a sea day.
Large cove with limestone caves between Cala Gonone and Baunei territory.
Harbour base for Gulf of Orosei boat trips and easier east-coast days.
Mountain village above the coast and a strong base for active Ogliastra trips.
Long pale beach beside the Notteri lagoon near Villasimius.
Scenic peninsula beach north-east of Villasimius with seasonal access controls.
Practical south-east base with restaurants, beaches and marine-area departures.
Long beach-oriented resort coast suited to low-friction summer days.
Protected headland and marine landscape south of Villasimius.
Island town and gateway to archipelago boat days in the north-east.
North Gallura harbour base with easy access to La Maddalena excursions.
Long sandy beach immediately beside San Teodoro.
Scenic peninsula with turquoise coves and views toward Tavolara.
Popular north-east base combining beaches, evening life and easy excursions.
Historic hilltop quarter at the centre of a culture-and-food day in Cagliari.
Cagliari’s long urban beach, easy to combine with a city evening.
Archaeological site on the coast near Pula, suited to a culture-and-sea day.
Relaxed south-coast town and useful base for Nora and nearby beaches.
Central restaurant-and-evening district close to the port and historic centre.
Port town with Roman remains and the Romanesque basilica of San Gavino.
Hilltop old town beneath the Doria castle, overlooking the Gulf of Asinara.
Historic northern city with churches, museums and a distinctive local food tradition.
Romanesque church in the countryside near Codrongianos, with striped stonework.
Prehistoric sanctuary near Sassari centred on a raised stone altar.
Former mining village where industrial remains meet the rugged Nurra coast.
Broad sandy bay with coastal towers on the north-west shore.
Sandy beach backed by pine and eucalyptus trees inside Porto Conte bay.
Planned twentieth-century town beside the Calich lagoon and its old bridge.
National-park island with coastal landscapes and former prison settlements.
Granite-built Gallura town known for its wine and traditional suppa cuata.
Granite village with weaving traditions and a historic centre below rocky hills.
Inland Gallura town with prehistoric dolmens and a local wine tradition.
Granite streets and cork-working heritage in the wooded Gallura hinterland.
Wooded island with granite coves and the home of Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Gallura town surrounded by archaeological sites and Vermentino vineyards.
Limestone island rising above the sea opposite Porto San Paolo.
Hill village in inland Gallura with a basilica and rural religious heritage.
Wine-growing town amid cork woods and Vermentino vineyards south-west of Olbia.
Granite headland near Santa Teresa with rock formations and ancient quarry traces.
Sandy cove immediately below Santa Teresa Gallura, facing the Bonifacio Strait.
Small sandy coves framed by granite and Mediterranean scrub near the Costa Smeralda.
Cove beneath granite cliffs beside a stream mouth on the Costa Paradiso.
Inland town below Limbara with wine culture and a strong jazz identity.
Historic neighbourhoods and literary heritage in the hometown of Grazia Deledda.
Barbagia village whose street murals tell stories of local life and social change.
Barbagia town known for traditional masks, wine and local sweets.
Supramonte foothill town with craft traditions and Nepente wine.
Inland town above Cala Gonone with craft workshops and food traditions.
Long sandy beach beside dunes and a stream mouth south of Siniscola.
Harbour settlement beside the distinctive red rocks of the Ogliastra coast.
Village beneath limestone cliffs, with Maria Lai art and Ogliastra food traditions.
Karst spring at the foot of the Supramonte in the territory of Oliena.
Cave near Dorgali with a large limestone column linking floor and vault.
Deep limestone gorge carved by the Flumineddu river in the Supramonte.
Ancient settlement hidden inside a mountain sinkhole in the Supramonte.
Coastal woodland and five sandy coves north of Orosei.
Wooded mountain above Nuoro with walking paths and the Redeemer statue.
Historic squares, medieval towers and Vernaccia traditions in the west’s principal city.
Stone lanes and local food traditions in a Montiferru village surrounded by wooded hills.
Roman thermal-bath remains beside the Tirso river in inland Oristano.
A finely built Nuragic sacred well and sanctuary near Paulilatino.
Pilgrim houses surround a rural church above an ancient underground sanctuary.
An exposed Sinis headland with broad sea views above the north-western coves.
A limestone sea arch beside a small village on the Cuglieri coast.
Romanesque stone architecture on a rise above the lagoon-side town.
Pale coastal cliffs between Mari Ermi and S’Arena Scoada on the Sinis peninsula.
A monumental Nuragic tower complex and surrounding village in the Marmilla countryside.
A basalt plateau with seasonal ponds, cork oaks and the Giara’s distinctive horses.
A wooded inland town known for Aymerich Park and its prehistoric menhir heritage.
Wetlands and former saltworks between Cagliari and Quartu, with important waterbird habitats.
A limestone headland with trails and views across Poetto and the Gulf of Cagliari.
A sanctuary and basilica on Cagliari’s Bonaria hill, overlooking the waterfront.
Cagliari’s hilltop museum complex brings together archaeology, painting and other collections.
A village of murals, orchards and the artistic legacy of Pinuccio Sciola.
A broad sandy beach backed by dunes in Chia, with a small offshore islet.
A sandy bay facing an islet between Capo Malfatano and Capo Spartivento.
A south-western coastal landscape of pale sand, dunes, pinewoods and lagoons.
An island town with Phoenician-Punic archaeology and a basilica above ancient catacombs.
San Pietro’s harbour town preserves Tabarchino language and distinctive tuna-based food traditions.
A whitewashed harbour town at the northern end of Sant’Antioco island.
A former cliffside mineral-loading facility facing the sea stack of Pan di Zucchero.
Mining heritage and a coastal outlook above the ruins of the Lamarmora ore washery.
A historic mining town with medieval streets and the cathedral of Santa Chiara.
A hilltop Phoenician-Punic settlement overlooking the Sulcis landscape near Carbonia.
Former mine buildings in Carbonia tell the story of coal extraction and miners’ lives.
Limestone caves near Santadi known for intricate aragonite formations.
A Roman sanctuary with earlier Punic roots in a valley near Fluminimaggiore.
An open Costa Verde beach bordered by an extensive system of wind-shaped dunes.
A former mining settlement with industrial buildings in the hills around Guspini and Arbus.
A former penal colony whose buildings explain Castiadas’s settlement history.
A Sarrabus town associated with citrus growing and the lower Flumendosa valley.
A long sandy shore beside the lagoons and rural landscape south of Muravera.
A coastal lagoon within the Sarrabus wetlands, with habitat for waterbirds.
A sandy cove framed by granite and junipers below a coastal watchtower.
A broad sandy bay on the Castiadas coast between Villasimius and Costa Rei.
A small Castiadas bay beside the rounded volcanic hill that gives it its name.
Granite peaks and Mediterranean forest in the mountainous interior of south-east Sardinia.
Colourful houses rise above the Temo river beneath Bosa’s hilltop castle.