Longing to travel to Sardinia? This is a destination for those who appreciate idyllic beaches, lovely boat trips and turquoise seas. Here are our top tips for travelling to Sardinia!
Table of contents
Travelling to Sardinia - guides, reports and tips
In Sardinia, which belongs to Italy, there are plenty of paradise beaches with fine sand and crystal clear waters. You can also experience cosy towns and varied nature with high mountains. Here you will find reports and tips for your trip to Sardinia.
Corsica or Sardinia on holiday - which island to choose?
Ferry from Sardinia to Naples - a rough night on board
Things to do in Cagliari - 14 tips for the Sardinian capital
Free camping in Sardinia - plus beach life and mussel picking
Visiting Bosa in Sardinia - the colourful town
Visiting Santu Antine - Sardinia's king of nuraghi
Lovely boat trip around La Maddalena in northern Sardinia
Visiting Gorropu Canyon in Sardinia - hiking with dramatic views
Visiting Cala Gonone in Sardinia - boat trip in a paradise
Spiaggia di Porto Pollo - the start of our motorhome holiday in Sardinia
Costa del Rei - beach on the east coast of Sardinia
Camping at Porto Pino in southern Sardinia
Motorhome holidays along the west coast of Sardinia
At home: In a village in Sardinia
Sardinia's favourite spot - camping on the west coast
Boat trip to Neptune's caves - Alghero, Sardinia
Visiting Alghero in Sardinia - tourist resort on the west coast
Stintino in Sardinia - beautiful beaches but crowded
Across Sardinia - Camping in Porto Torres
Costa Smeralda in Sardinia - the exclusive Emerald Coast
Baia Holiday Isuledda in Sardinia - camping with extra everything
La Maddalena in Sardinia - a holiday paradise
Film from Sardinia
Here you can see a film from our recent trip around Sardinia.
Good to know before travelling to Sardinia
Fast facts about Sardinia
- Belongs to: Italy
- Capital city: Cagliari
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Language: Italian (Sardinian is spoken)
- Time zone: GMT+1
- Population: about 1.6 million
- Electricity: 230V (European plugs work)
- Go ahead: right side
Frequently asked questions about Sardinia
When is the best time to travel to Sardinia?
May-June and September-October are often the best periods. Summer is warm and perfect for swimming, but can be more tourist intensive.
Do you need a visa for Sardinia?
No, Sardinia belongs to Italy and therefore to the EU, so Swedish citizens do not need a visa.
How long should I stay in Sardinia?
5-10 days is enough to experience both beaches and inland.
Is Sardinia an expensive destination?
Sardinia is a mid-priced destination, but some areas can be more expensive in high season.
How to get around Sardinia?
Car or motorhome is the best way to discover the island, especially to reach different beaches and smaller resorts.
Is Sardinia safe to travel to?
Sardinia is a safe destination with low crime rates.
What are the top destinations in Sardinia?
The coast offers some of the finest beaches in the Mediterranean, while the inland offers nature, mountains and small villages.
Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Sardinia?
No, no specific vaccinations are required beyond basic protection.
What to consider culturally in Sardinia?
Sardinia has a strong local identity and traditions that differ slightly from the rest of Italy.
What is the food like in Sardinia?
Sardinian cuisine is rustic and flavoursome, with a focus on local produce, fish, meat and cheeses.
Similar destinations in Europe
If you like Sardinia, there are several destinations in Europe that combine beaches, nature and a relaxed Mediterranean feel.
- Corsica - dramatic nature with both mountains and coast
- Malta - lovely island in the Mediterranean with swimming, nature and local food
- Cyprus - nice mediterranean island with beaches and good food
- Slovenia - compact country with mountains, lakes and variety
- Albania - coast, mountains and a growing holiday destination
English (UK) 
Svenska