Summary: This short Itinerary includes a few of the more historically important areas in the south of the Island including the vaguely Spanish and distinctly mining town of Iglesias and the important nuragic site of Su Nuraxi near Barumini, but also takes in the highly photogenic coastal strip near Nebida and leaves a little time to explore the Island's third largest but lightly visited Provincial capital of Oristano - centre of the distinctive Vernaccia dessert wine producing region. Extending the ...... [ More Information Click Here  ]

Summary: Here is a very quick taste of five different Provinces of Sardinia in three days of variety taking in the Nuragic village of Su Nuraxi, the riverside medieval town of Bosa, the historical mining infrastructure of Iglesias, the costume museum at Nuoro and a cross section of scenery from the coast to the central mountain region. Overnight stops in each of the two Provincial capitals of Oristano and Nuoro allow a taste of both the sea food based cuisine of the coastal region and the hearty ...... [ More Information Click Here  ]

Summary: This Itinerary includes some of the high points of Itinerary C2, but goes on to include the scenically stunning area of Dorgali and Cala Gonone with its countless opportunities for outdoor activities, and a bus trip taking in the magnificent views on the Dorgali to Baunei road followed finally by a re-entry to Cagliari by ferry to appreciate the same panorama of the capital which so enthused D.H Lawrence back in the 1920's. Travel is by a combination of Train, Bus and Ferry and follows a ...... [ More Information Click Here  ]

Summary: This is a version of Itinerary C3 which can only be followed during the summer season as it makes use of the tourist train (Trenino Verde) for the journey down to Cagliari instead of the Ferry. This long but wonderfully scenic train ride, which departs every day between mid June and mid September, passes through some of the more remote and beautiful parts of the Barbagia area of central Sardinia. Travel is by a combination of Train, and Bus and follows a circuit route to cover as much of the ...... [ More Information Click Here  ]