North East Itineraries

Exploring the North-East of Sardinia

From Santa Teresa di Gallura to Orosei

Explore the wonders of Gallura, a unique region that offers the perfect blend of unspoiled nature and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. From the turquoise waters of the Costa Smeralda to the spectacular beaches of the Gulf of Orosei, this northeastern corner of Sardinia provides breathtaking landscapes, historical sites, and charming destinations.

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Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo: Shopping and Movida

The Costa Smeralda is renowned for its exclusive beaches, such as Spiaggia del Principe and Liscia Ruja, and the vibrant nightlife of Porto Cervo. Here, among luxury boutiques and fine dining restaurants, you can immerse yourself in a glamorous atmosphere and enjoy the summer buzz in the famous Piazzetta, the beating heart of Sardinia's high society.

Santa Teresa Gallura and the La Maddalena Archipelago

North of the Costa Smeralda, Santa Teresa Gallura enchants visitors with its charming village and the renowned Rena Bianca Beach, one of Sardinia’s most beautiful, featuring fine white sand and crystal-clear waters. Facing Santa Teresa lies the La Maddalena Archipelago, a protected marine reserve with islands such as Budelli, famous for its pink beach, Spargi, and Cala Corsara, accessible by boat for relaxing days in turquoise waters. On the island of Caprera, you’ll find the tomb of Giuseppe Garibaldi, a must-visit historical site for history enthusiasts.

Palau and the Bear Rock

Palau, with its Bear Rock (Roccia dell’Orso), a natural sculpture shaped by wind and weather over centuries, offers one of the most stunning views along the coast. From Palau, short ferry rides take you to the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park, where you can explore other coastal and marine wonders.

Tavolara Island and San Teodoro: Nature and Biodiversity

Heading down the coast, Tavolara Island captivates with its grandeur and legends. Known as the “smallest kingdom in the world,” Tavolara is perfect for trekking enthusiasts and offers breathtaking views. Nearby San Teodoro is famous for its natural lagoon, where pink flamingos can be spotted during migration. The area’s iconic beaches, such as Cala Brandinchi – nicknamed the “Tahiti of Sardinia” – La Cinta, and Isuledda, boast pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxation and snorkeling.

Orosei Gulf: Cala Luna, Cala Mariolu and the Bue Marino Caves

Concluding the itinerary towards the southeast, the coasts of the Gulf of Orosei offer some of Sardinia’s most spectacular natural settings. Here, you’ll find hidden and wild coves such as Cala Luna, Cala Mariolu, and Cala Sisine, accessible by boat or via trekking routes surrounded by nature. Don’t miss the Grotta del Bue Marino, a karst cave famous for its stunning rock formations and the past presence of the monk seal.

Discover North-East Sardinia

This journey through northeastern Sardinia will allow you to discover a variety of unique landscapes, from sea to mountains, and experience an authentic blend of Sardinian culture, nature, and tradition.