Créé par Emilie, le 7 mai 2026
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Capital of Sardinia, Cagliari has a very rich cultural heritage. Real treasures are hidden on this island like the domus de janas, prehistoric sepultures carved into the rock. With its postcard-worthy landscapes, you won't lack walks to take. During your Sardinian stay, you'll be able to enjoy several activities related to the maritime environment.
1- Discover the Sardinian Seabed
Category: €€ /Thrills
Description: It's impossible to leave Sardinia without having done a nautical activity. During this activity, you'll have the opportunity to discover the bays of Sella del Diavolo. Board the inflatable boat with a group of 11 people and explore the seabed in the transparent waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Your guide will stop several times so you can relax, dive, and admire the marine fauna with the snorkels, masks and fins provided by the crew. In total, you'll discover 6 sublime locations where you can contemplate the nature that Sardinia offers us. During your excursion, a small glass of Prosecco will be served to you for a bit more freshness.
2- Explore Cagliari's Underground
Category: € / Cultural
Description: A city that has seen countless generations pass through, Cagliari is not just visited from the outside with its breathtaking landscapes and turquoise blue water. Buried in the current city, Cagliari's underground demonstrates the antiquity of the Sardinian capital. A unique way to realize the cultural heritage of the island. With your guide, you'll have the chance to visit caves, crypts including that of Santa Restituta, and tunnels of remarkable beauty. It's possible to visit three other underground sites if you add 5 euros per person. Finally, an additional option can allow you to stroll through the old town, accompanied by your guide, who will gladly explain Cagliari's history to you.
3- Discover Sardinia's Flavors
Category: €€ /Gastronomic
Description: Italy, this sweet country where every specialty is a delight. And what better than a tasting of local products to fall even more in love with Sardinian gastronomy. Much more than a simple tasting, this is a history lesson. Italian gastronomy is part of humanity's intangible cultural heritage. This is an activity that will surely delight your palate. During this experience, your guide will explain aspects related to history and culture while you savor an assortment of cheeses, cold cuts, bread, olives, without forgetting of course white and red wine. The generosity of the Sardinians is felt through this culinary experience.
4- Exercise During a Hike
Category: Sports
Description: Cagliari is a city that offers one of the most pleasant living environments. The sun embraces you for a good part of the year, colorful houses beautify the city, Sardinian gastronomy is exceptional, in short, all arguments that tend to suggest that happiness can be summed up in just these things. On top of all that, Sardinia is renowned for its postcard-worthy landscapes. The best way to contemplate the mountainous horizons and turquoise blue water of the Mediterranean Sea is to go hiking. With a little physical effort, the reward is even more beautiful. And hikes in Sardinia are not what's lacking. You don't need to be an experienced hiker to indulge in this practice. Several trails and itineraries will allow you to discover the hidden corners of this magnificent island.
5- Learn Cagliari's History During a Visit to the Old Town
Category: €€ /Cultural
Description: Cagliari's cultural heritage is indescribable. From the Roman era, through World War II, Cagliari has been the theater of significant events that have left indelible traces on the city. A visit to the old town accompanied by a guide is perfect for noticing all these details. Starting from Piazza Matteotti, you'll discover several neighborhoods of old Cagliari, including Castello, Marina, Villanova and Stampece. In addition to the churches that demonstrate Cagliari's antiquity and history, you'll find traces left by the 1943 bombings. During World War II, the Allies repeatedly bombed Cagliari, precipitating the exodus of those who lived there. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to admire the entire city from the Castello hill.
