SARDINIA
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The 5 most popular food in Sardinia. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A small-group walking food-and-wine tour in Cagliari with natural wines, sheep’s milk cheese tastings, and a stop at Giardino sotto le Mura.
“Fantastic combination of food, wine and a guided tour of Cagliari. Our guide Emanuele shared his knowledge about Sardinian history and culture with pride.”
A small-boat Cagliari coast tour with 3 swim stops, snorkeling gear, snacks, and repeated chances to see the Gulf of Angels.
“We could not reach tour operator on phone to find their location at pier. No reponse from him. Viator was unable to help us contact him, but quick to charge us. We never did find the tour location, and were charged for a tour not taken.”
Montalbo sunset hike plus slow food and wine in Sardinia: a small-group mountain walk, panoramic views, and a seasonal summit supper.
“We met our guides Claudio and Beata and headed by car about 20mins drive up the mountain road where we saw beautiful views and the wild cows that thrive in the area. We stopped at a look out point and discussed the area a little bit and got used to the height then travelled 2…”
Private 1-hour Sardinian food and wine tasting in Selargius with cheeses, cured meats, carasau bread, olives, and local wines.
“It was very informative regarding the foods and where they came from in the different regions also where the wine comes from as well. The food and wine were very good. The staff was very friendly informative and helpful.”
A small-group day in Aritzo, Sardinia: town walk, Casa Devilla museum, wood carving, hands-on fresh pasta, and a family-style lunch.
“Francesca was a wonderful guide and we truly appreciated our experience making pasta and bread and eating with the family”
