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A journey through vineyards, flavors, and traditions of Sardinia

Planning to visit La Pelosa Beach in Stintino? Here you’ll find everything you need to know: how to book tickets online, daily availability, opening hours, rules to follow, what to do if tickets are sold out, and how to get there from Alghero or Sassari.

Neptune's Grotto, located on the Capo Caccia promontory about 20 km from Alghero, is one of Sardinia's most fascinating karst formations. It can be visited either by walking down the spectacular Escala del Cabirol staircase or by arriving by boat from Alghero’s harbor.

Best Activities for a Rainy Day in Northern Sardinia

If you are looking for the best beaches in northwest Sardinia to visit with children, you’re in the right place. This guide showcases the most family-friendly beaches, featuring shallow waters, calm seas, and fine sand—perfect for safe play and swimming. You’ll also find tips on convenient amenities like bars, restaurants, parking, and umbrella rentals for a stress-free family holiday.

Discover where to rent SUP and kayaks in Alghero and experience the sea with nature, sports, and relaxation. Guide to beaches, rental centers, and tips for an unforgettable adventure.

Do you want to go to the beach in Sardinia with your dog?
In the North West of the island there are several free and dog friendly beaches: from Porto Ferro near Alghero, to Porto Torres, up to Sorso. Here you can enjoy a pet friendly holiday with crystal-clear sea, unspoiled nature and your four-legged friend.

Explore northwestern Sardinia on horseback: trails for all ages among beaches, forests, and stunning sunsets, with stables close to B&B Bonsai.

In this article, we’ll explore the secrets of three Italian coastal regions to answer a question every surfer asks: “Where can I surf in Italy without breaking the bank?”

Imagine the sun rising over the Mediterranean, the light breeze caressing your skin and the salty sea air as you speed through the streets of picturesque Alghero.

Imagine pristine landscapes and unique adventures: explore Asinara in a 4x4 off-road tour and discover deserted beaches, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating and precious world of Alghero’s red coral, a treasure hidden in the depths of the Sardinian sea that has enchanted travelers and collectors for centuries. This natural jewel, known as Corallium rubrum, is the ultimate symbol of the Coral Riviera and the undisputed protagonist of local craftsmanship.

Are you passionate about climbing and looking for new routes to conquer? In Alghero and its surroundings, you’ll find breathtaking cliffs for unforgettable adventures between sea and mountain.

Are you planning a trip to Alghero in Sardinia? Here you will find 20 questions and answers for travelers: from the best beaches to the old town, from local food to excursions in the surrounding area. All the essential information to make the most of your holiday.

Explore the must-see monuments and museums in Alghero. Visit Neptune’s Grotto, the Coral Museum, and historic landmarks across the Coral Riviera.

If you are a motocross enthusiast looking for tracks to train in Sardinia, Alghero offers two ideal circuits for riders of all levels. With breathtaking landscapes, technical jumps, and challenging tracks, these trails are perfect for training, competitions, and skill improvement.

If you want to experience an unforgettable sunset, Alghero knows how to surprise you!