Sardinia is a popular destination for travellers from all over the world, but it is also one of the most important and richest ecosystems in the Mediterranean. The island's nature is largely unspoilt and contains an exceptional biodiversity.
Visitors will find nature parks and marine reserves, as well as many other attractions to explore and learn about during an eco-friendly holiday.
The region has wide open spaces and a particularly low population density. The villages are real stages, ready to show the public fascinating customs and traditions. The region's many beauties are available to those who wish to embark on a green, responsible and conscious journey through the environment, art, architecture, culture and local economy.
Would you like to enjoy the wonders of this wonderful land in full respect of nature? Unique itineraries are available, as well as welcoming and discreet establishments that know how to make you feel at home. Discover how best to plan your green holiday.
How to go on holiday in a sustainable way
Find out before you go
The best way to organize your exploration of Sardinia is to gather information on attractions, facilities and vehicles. In this way you can plan your itinerary, define the stages and divide up the time available.
Spend time on the cuisine and traditions, which are two essential aspects of getting to know the island. A culinary journey and the discovery of traditions are the basis of a sustainable holiday. Find out what the main dishes are and where you can eat them, and see if there are any events taking place during your stay that will allow you to attend shows and festivals with local customs and traditions.
Choose sustainable transport
If you want to have a green holiday, you have to give up the idea of driving your diesel or petrol car.
Depending on your itinerary, choose a hybrid or electric car. Moving independently on the island's roads will allow you to reach different destinations quickly and easily, without having to follow public transport timetables. Respect the environment and choose non-polluting or low-emission vehicles.
In some areas it is better to move around on foot or on two wheels, preferring a bicycle or e-bike to explore the natural and artistic attractions.
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Stay in an eco-friendly accommodation
Sardinia is rich in small accommodations surrounded by nature and managed in harmony with the environment. The owners and their staff will welcome you in characteristic, environmentally friendly buildings.
Your eco-friendly holiday should take into account aspects such as water and energy saving and the use of seasonal, organic and zero-kilometer food.
Information about accommodation is available online, so all you have to do is look at what the hotel or B&B has to offer to find out about its green soul. In most cases, these facilities will allow you to get in touch with the locals.
Authentic local experiences
Are you looking for an eco-friendly holiday? That means you want to get to know and respect the area, so you should have authentic experiences.
Your accommodation will certainly help you to do this. In fact, by staying in a small and well-integrated environment, you can get advice and suggestions on how to taste typical products in local farms, go for a mule ride to discover the beauty of the hinterland and the coast, take part in traditional events and much more. Talking to the people who live in Sardinia is also an opportunity to discover places that are little visited by the classic tourist routes.
Respect the local customs and traditions
Getting in touch with the people and living authentic experiences through various activities is the ideal way to really get to know Sardinia. The island has very ancient traditions and, as in any place, there are particular customs and traditions that deserve to be explored and, above all, respected.
Explore the area by following the customs of the people and be careful not to break the rules or even good manners. Sustainability is not limited to nature, but concerns the environment as a whole, including the people who live there and everything that characterizes the place.
Supporting local crafts
One of the most important traditions of Sardinia, at least in the economic field, is the local handicraft. There are very skilled people who work the raw materials of the area to create objects of great beauty and sublime food.
The purchase of sculptures, food and other items allows the artisans to continue their business and preserve the tradition itself.
It should also be remembered that this type of business respects the environment and uses raw materials carefully so as not to pollute or even destroy natural resources.
The north-west of Sardinia is one of the most interesting areas in terms of nature, art, history and culture.
Take your time to explore the many attractions and enjoy all that this beautiful land has to offer, from the traditional cuisine to the customs and traditions that characterize the region and the many events that take place throughout the year. Let yourself be surprised and enchanted by unspoilt Sardinia.
Situated in Alghero, the Bonsai B&B is the perfect starting point for visiting the area and discovering the many beauties of the island. Book now and start your green holiday
9. Hotel Eco-Leader TripAdvisor
The Bonsai B&B has obtained the Hotel Eco-Leader certification from the prestigious tourism company. After a careful analysis of its structure and management, TripAdvisor awarded the hotel this prestigious certificate, which certifies respect for nature and environmental standards. Travellers can therefore rest assured that they are staying in an eco-friendly environment that is able to protect the health of the planet and its inhabitants.


