The most beautiful villages in Sardinia

The Sardinian villages are hidden jewels that tell millenary stories and preserve centuries-old traditions. In this land of uncontaminated nature and breathtaking landscapes, each village is a living work of art, ready to be explored and admired by anyone who wishes to venture on an unforgettable journey. Immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Alghero, with its Catalan walls and its medieval alleys that tell stories of pirates and conquerors. Or what about Castelsardo, perched on a cliff and dominated by an imposing fortress, which exudes history and charm in every corner? But the Sardinian villages are not only testimonies of a glorious past; they are also a feast for the senses, where the intense aromas of the local cuisine mix with the bright colors of the artisan shops and traditional markets. From Bosa, with its pastel-colored houses and its traditional wine cellars, to Orgosolo, famous for its murals that tell the story of the Sardinian people, each village is a unique sensory experience. Discover Sardinia, Treasure of the Mediterranean: Get ready to experience an extraordinary journey through the enchanting villages of Sardinia. Discover the authentic and fascinating side of this wonderful island and be captivated by its breathtaking beauty and rich culture. Your dream trip to Sardinia is about to begin!

This town of 3000 souls, classified as the second most beautiful village in Italy with its practically all natural beauty composed of rocks, plants and spectacular coves, is the main attraction for tourists, where they will have the opportunity to practice snorkeling, walking horseback riding, canyoning and finally caving. Baunei, one of the pearls of Sardinia, is perched at 500 meters above sea level. A main hamlet is that of Santa Maria Navarrese, which allows boat trips to the enchanted beaches and the islet of Ogliastra. Particularly suggestive is the Luongo plateau, here there is a natural monument known as "su sterru", that is an abyss with a depth of 270 meters that combines vertigo and mystery. Mandatory stops are also the tasting of the famous Baunei artichoke, enjoy a drink of Sardinian myrtle and conclude with a typical dessert such as seadas.

To the south-east of Sardinia is Carloforte . A picturesque town, where you can walk among the ancient walls and enjoy breathtaking views, or even take a dip in a natural pool. The interior of this volcanic island will offer you reliefs or plains to cross until you reach a nice stone mushroom. The main entrance to the village is the arch of Via Solferino. From the Castello district to the Calcinata district, here you will find rocky bastions or symbolic elements such as the Croce del Gallo in which the instruments of the "passion of Christ" stand out. This is the most colorful part of Carloforte, where there are historic buildings and modern. Continuing the walk you will find yourself among palm trees, ficus and oleanders. In the middle of the waterfront stands the "statue of Carlo Emanuele III", and to close this scenario is the church of San Carlo Borromeo. An obligatory stop will be dedicated to "Cala Girin", where you will seem to have landed directly in the Caribbean (it will be a relaxing experience suitable for children).

The hills all around protect it, lakes, streams and woods embrace it , Gavoi is a town in the center of Sardinia. At 800 meters above sea level and in the center of an area of over three thousand hectares covered with woods of holm oaks, chestnuts, hollies, walnuts and cherry trees, you will be captivated by the intense blue of the "lake of Gusana" ideal for canoe trips. and sport fishing. In the village made up of elegant granite houses, you will enjoy splendid views, you can taste local delicacies such as the famous Sardinian pecorino fiore DOP and walking through the streets of the center you will learn more about the local culture at the "Casa Porcu Satta museum". We also recommend another suggestive stop not to be missed, namely the church of Sant 'Antioco. Suggestive is the rock of "lo pene", where, according to legend, the sacrifice of the elderly over 70 years old was consumed.