Discovery
Daytime Guided
Multiactivity
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This means that throughout the day, a knowledgeable local guide provides insider access and expert tips. At night, you can explore and dine on your own. 7 days / 6 nights |
Day to Day
| 1 | Arrival Day | D | |
| 2 | Hiking in Lanaitho Valley | 3 hours hiking | B L D |
| 3 | Kayak on Orosei Gulf | Kayaking 3 hours | B L D |
| 4 | Ancestral civilizations heading south | All day by car | B L |
| 5 | A day in Cagliari | Citi walk 5 Km | B L |
| 6 | Cycling under flamingo flight | 20 Km | B D |
| 7 | Departure | B |
Legenda: B: Breakfast L: Lunch D: Dinner;
| Highlights |
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The Lanaitto Valley
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| Included |
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6 nights accommodation in charming hotels
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Full Program
DAY 1
Activity
Transfer in and tour briefing
Accommodation
Hotel Nuraghe Arvu
Cala GononeBenvenuti in Sardegna!
Shuttle to hotel , brief with guide and relax.We’ll shuttle to Cala Gonone in the wildest part of Sardinia. You’ll be accommodated in the charmest hotel of this pretty seaside village. Our guides will introduce you the tour, together with a glass of special local wine.
DAY 2
Activity
Hiking: 3 hours
Accommodation
Hotel Nuraghe Arvu
Cala GononeLanaitho hiking
At the heart of archaic Sardinia.Today’s hike takes you through the stunning Lanaitho valley, to discover enigmatic Bronze Age settlements and explore the impressive limestone formation of the Supramonte. In this magnificient scenery, with a bit of luck it’s possible to spot the proud Muflone, a very rare mountain goat disguised under the shady oak forests or among the shining white limestone rocks.
DAY 3
Activity
Kayaking: 3 hours
Accommodation
Hotel Nuraghe Arvu
Cala GononeAll the shades of blue
The beauty of Orosei gulf.The Supramonte range dives straight into the impossibly blue sea of secluded coves. Our starting point is Cala Gonone, a laid back seaside village, paradise for outdoor lovers. We’ll discover by kayak the heavenly Cala Luna, where you can swim or just enjoy one of the world’s most beautiful beaches. The scenic Selvaggio Blu trail, Italy’s toughest trek, is stretched out along panoramic cliffs: a real must for hikers!
DAY 4
Activity
Transfer day:
Archaeological visits
Accommodation
Regina Margherita
CagliariAncestral civilizations heading south
The Giants and Su Nuraxi.Sardinia is one of the oldest land of Europe which had some of the more mysterious civilizations of the Mediterranean: imposing megalithic towers, amazing sacred wells and huge stony giants from more than 3.000 years ago. Today we’ll guide you to discover this treasure of our culture. The day ends in the lively Cagliari in the very south of the island.
DAY 5
Activity
City walk: 5km
Accommodation
Regina Margherita
CagliariCagliari: the city of the sun
Let’s go to discover Cagliari! Casteddu in sardinian language, is named after “The Castle” its higher district. We start at the San Benedetto market, the bigger covered market of Italy. It's a bustling place, a temple of natural and local food. After the market we'll walk on the city centre and it's old districts, having the opportunity to do some shopping along the lively streets. The inhabitants of Cagliari love their city, which is a mediterranean secret jewel.DAY 6
Activity
Cycling: 20km (4 hours)
Accommodation
Regina Margherita
CagliariCycling under flamingo flight
Today we pedal from city centre to Molentargius Park, along the ancient salt works inhabited by thousands of Pink Flamingos and other many species of lagoon birds. The pink flamingos (called “Sa Genti Arrubia” by locals, which means “the red people”) nest and live in Sardinia all year round since more than 30 years, becoming a real symbol of the city. We’ll enjoy the Poetto beach, a seven km long sandy beach under the white Sella del Diavolo cliffs, admiring your last sunset in Sardinia. After this last 3 days, you won't leave Cagliari!DAY 7
Activity
Transfer out
Arrivederci!
Ultima bellissima escursione lungo la costa.It’s time to say goodbye. After breakfast our transfer brings you to the Cagliari Airport.
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