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Sardinia walks
The Nuragic village of Tiscali via the Lainattu valley
Alternative route to the Nuragic village of Tiscali. Circular route starting from the Buddurai car park. Very pleasant hike, crossing different types of terrain with views of the valley.
From Cala Fuili to Cala Luna along the coast
A magnificent walk along the cliffs through the juniper trees to Cala Luna.
The Gorropu Canyon in Sardinia
The narrow canyon, cluttered with boulders that are fun to climb over, is spectacular in its depth. The approach trail offers a beautiful view of the wide Flumineddu valley and the hilltop village of Dorgali. Above the Mediterranean vegetation, you will encounter impressive holm oaks, immense and several hundred years old, remnants of an ancient forest.
The hidden village of Tiscali
A ruined village sheltered by a rock arch, made all the more impressive by the approach walk through unspoilt countryside – this is the discovery you’ll make after crossing a pass, descending into a valley and climbing the next slope. As a bonus, there’s a magnificent view over a third valley.
Around Ulassai
In this climber’s paradise, this walk takes you past a canyon, a summit, two caves and numerous cliffs offering magnificent views of the neighbouring villages and valleys.
Circular walk taking in the sights on the Golgo plateau
A nuraghe, natural pools, chasms, a church and a striking face carved into a cliff – these are the sights to discover on an easy walk through unspoilt countryside, amongst free-roaming pigs and donkeys. A little-visited and peaceful route, following the return from Cala Goritze, which attracts most hikers.
Cala Goloritze beach in Sardinia
This is the quickest route to the famous Sardinian beach, a valley that opens out onto a picture-postcard sea.
Ridge path in the Gennargentu, starting from the Tascusi Pass
A circular walk via Bruncu Sa Runge/Monte Iscudu, offering magnificent views of the Gennargentu massif and the village of Desulo. The walk is poorly signposted but not particularly difficult, especially if you stick to the return journey along the ridge path: there are a few scattered orange and yellow markings. The route offers a circular route through the forest, but we could instead have extended it towards Mount Bruncu Spina. Expect some amusing encounters with free-roaming farm animals!
A return trip to Coaquaddus Beach from Maladroscia
A lovely round trip between two beaches, set amongst unique and protected vegetation. The route is not difficult and is marked by barriers. Old ovens can be seen along the path.
Short circular loop in Montecressia
A short, easy circular walk, mostly in the shade. The walk starts from the car park along the Strada vicinale de Monte Cressia. The signposting is very clear and the route presents no difficulties; simply follow the path.