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1. Small Group Tour - Sightseeing Tour in Sardinia ITALY

2. Small Group Tour Alghero, Capo Caccia & Neptuno's Grottos. SARDINIA - ITALY

3. Traditional sailing ship tour to Tavolara and Molara

4. COSTA SMERALDA TOUR in Sardinia: Small Group

5. Cooking classes with the chef

6. Daily excursions on a sailing boat, Maddalena Archipelago

7. SUP Experience Tour Sunrise or sunset Olbia breakfast or aperitif

8. Small Group Tour by MINIVAN La Maddalena & Caprera Island - SARDINIA - ITALY

9. Motorboat excursion to the Arcipelago of La Maddalena

10. Small Group Tour - Tempio Pausania, Luras, The Gallura County- SARDINIA - ITALY

11. Corsica and Bonifacio Private Yacht Trip from Sardinia

12. Exclusive Sightseeing Tour for 2/3 people

13. Tour by dinghy La Maddalena Archipelago, 7 m Polaris dinghy.

14. Costa Smeralda & Gallura

15. Costa Smeralda half-day Dinghy Tour from Porto Rotondo

16. Winery, a taste of Sardinia - Italy

17. GRANITE & WINE OF GALLURA (North East Sardinia)

18. From Olbia Airport to Porto Cervo

19. 7 Days Gran Tour Sardinia and Corsica from Genoa or Rome

20. 6 Days Sardinia Tour from Genoa or Rome

21. Private Tour to Arcipelago della Maddalena and Costa Smeralda

22. Sardinia Private Boat Tour at La Maddalena Islands

23. Private Transfer for Porto Rotondo, Golfo Aranci and Olbia

24. One-day tour on a vintage cruise in Tavolara and Molara

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One of the most beautiful and scenic tour destinations in the world, Costa Smeralda is a region of Sardinia on the northern coast. This Costa Smeralda Tour will be your best to venture into this breathtaking destination.

Costa Smeralda Tour Itinerary

Costa Smeralda Tour consists of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Sardinia. You will get your guide and drive to Porto Cervo along the panoramic road. Enjoy a scenic Cugnana golf and breathtaking views of the sea & the Liscia Ruja beach. As in poems written by Elizabeth Bishop, you will admire the isles of Mortorio, soffi and le Camere. Like you are on a boat and see these islands in the distance and you will admire their beauty. From Porto Cervo to Porto Rotondo, it is a short drive. And if you would like we may stop by Pevero Golf Club before going back.

Costa Smeralda is a very popular tourist destination, and it has been an international tourist destination for decades. Costa Smeralda tour is famous for its turquoise waters and sandy beaches, as well as its lush green forests and mountains. No matter how many times you visit, you will never stop admiring the beauty of this region. The Mediterranean scrub alongside the snow-white beaches provides a beautiful landscape for luxury villas. The Emerald Coast is a stretch of coastline, 20km long and 2km wide, in Sardinia’s one of the most beautiful parts. It was created by the Prince Karim Aga Khan and is located between Portisco and Baja Sardinia.

During the summer holidays, here you may come across many famous people, such as movie stars and other celebrities, strolling around the small square (Piazzetta) in Porto Cervo .

The Costa Smeralda Consortium

The Costa Smeralda Consortium was launched in 1962. That was the beginning of Sardinia’s period of fame that pushed the boundaries and captured the attention of people all over the world. Right from the beginning of the development of the area its The Architectural Committee 1 of this played an important role from the start. Challenges that the committee faced were how to transform an untouched region into a new Sardinia holiday destination, while respecting nature. They decided to push for more buildings to be the same style. The humble buildings emerged into the green surroundings, taking root in a lush garden with many summer-flowering plants. In addition to all of these efforts, the last crucial thing Karim Aga Khan did was make Sardinia more accessible with the help of constructing a new airport in Olbia. This airport is named Costa Smeralda Airport and is a popular international travel focal point for tourists.

Karim Aga Khan gradually sold many of his properties including the Aga Khan’s Palace and other parts of his portfolio to Sheraton, and in 2000 he passed them on to Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. Nevertheless, the Prince will always return annually to his villa in Costa Smeralda and his yacht.

After visiting the famous La Piazzetta square and admiring the nearby port, we head into Arzachena countryside. In Arzachena, we will see the nuraghe La Prisgiona. This is an excellent example of Sardinian archaeology, which was constructed during the Bronze Age. The remains of a village can be found at this site, where walls and cobblestone circles were constructed in order to create sheltered spaces. In Arzachena, we had the pleasure of visiting the Nuraghe La Prisgiona, which is considered to be one of the most representative in Sardinia. This is an excellent example of Sardinian archaeological finds, which date back to the Bronze Age. The village consists of hexagonal sandstone structures that are surrounding by circular sandstone boulders which were placed using stone tools. At this site you can find remains of a village like walls and cobblestone circles. They seem to have been constructed with the intention to create sheltered space. This kind of fortress became more and more embellished over the centuries. Rooms and spaces were added which changed its external appearance.

After exploring some of the archaeology in the area, we head back out to the coast. We take a break at Baja Sardinia . Baja Sardinia is another popular tourist destination located in close proximity to Porto Cervo, and has become a favorite for residents and visitors alike. With endless stretches of sand and soft calm waters, it offers an idyllic setting and a luxurious experience for all to enjoy. Baja Sardinia is situated right on the coast of the sea with pristine beaches and crystal blue waters. This little town of Baja Sardinia is wonderfully equipped for spending all of your time shopping, eating or at the beach. The town square is positioned right in front of the waterfront which provides quick access for a few hours at the beach.

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT A VISIT TO THE COSTA SMERALDA!

The Costa Smeralda is a stretch of coastline in northern Sardinia. In Italian, its name means the Emerald Coast, a nod to the many colour variations of its waters. Today it's a popular vacation spot for celebrities because of its white sandy beaches and glitzy resorts. Its warm and dry Mediterranean climate, also makes it the perfect habitat for a wide range of aquatic species. The best time to enjoy this part of the island is between the months of May and September, when the weather conditions are ideal. Whether in search of luxury or nature, the Costa Smeralda has something for all tastes. 

HOW TO GET TO COSTA SMERALDA  Since Sardinia is an island, getting to the Costa Smeralda is possible only by air and sea. The Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport conveniently serves the region with flights from across Europe. There are many transportation options to choose from upon landing. Rental cars are available for those looking to explore the island on their own. If you prefer to leave the driving to someone else, other options include taxi, private transfer, and bus.   Another option is to reach the island by sea with regional ferry service. Many ferry companies serve Sardinia from mainland Italy and elsewhere in the Mediterranean. These ports include Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia, Marseilles, and Barcelona. This is a lengthier option, but a great one for those who enjoy sailing.

WHERE TO STAY IN COSTA SMERALDA  A safe destination to visit, there are many options of where one can stay while in the Costa Smeralda. A short drive north of Olbia’s airport is the popular resort town of Porto Cervo, home to many luxurious seafront resorts. Here one will find fine dining and a wide assortment of nightlife. There is also a vast selection of elegant boutiques to shop at, such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Prada. Another popular town known for its upscale ambience is Porto Rotondo. Its lush landscape and picturesque sea views explain why so many celebrities own vacation villas in the area. With plenty of resorts and entertainment to choose from, you too can enjoy a VIP getaway here.   

LA MADDALENA La Maddalena Archipelago is a series of rocky islands off the Costa Smeralda. Its national park is an ecosystem for sea life such as dolphins and turtles. The lagoon is a great place for activities like scuba diving, while the rocky cliffs make it a great place for hiking. It's also home to some of the Mediterranean's most pristine beaches. In fact, some have been granted protected status to preserve their natural beauty. The most famed of these is the Spiaggia Rosa, which can only be seen by boat. It's known for its pink hued sand, the result of coral fragments that have washed ashore.  But La Maddalena has plenty of other beaches to be enjoyed, if you want to relax and soak up the sun. If you're looking to beat the crowds and want a serene experience, it's best to avoid the beaches in July and August. They are especially full around the Ferragosto holiday when most Italians vacation. For an enjoyable experience, it's best to visit in May, June, September, and even October. No words could truly ever describe the beauty of this unique destination. If you have the opportunity to visit, don't miss out.

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WHAT TO DO IN COSTA SMERALDA  The Costa Smeralda is a lavish destination with so much to offer. It's true that its spectacular beaches, gourmet food, bustling nightlife, and swanky shops are its main lures, but it has even more! A visit inland, away from the coast is worth taking, whether as a day trip or staying at an agriturismo. The Sardinian countryside is a true rural retreat, offering respite from the busy coast.  And if you're looking for historical charm by the seaside, consider a visit to Alghero. Located on the northwestern coast of Sardinia, this town is known for its Catalan architecture and exquisite seafood. In fact, its architecture has a striking resemblance to that of the Spanish region of Catalonia, hence its nickname "Little Barcelona". And if you love coral jewelry, surely you will find it here as you browse the shops of its narrow streets. A visit to Alghero is approximately two hours from Porto Cervo, making it another great day trip option. 

TAKE A PRIVATE BOAT TOUR  If you want to enjoy the Costa Smeralda and all its glamour like a celebrity, then a private yacht tour is the answer. This option allows one to take in all the beauty that this area has to offer. Most tours will allow personal customization, ensuring that one's wish list is met. Whether you want to sunbathe on a pristine beach, snorkel in crystal clear waters or simply enjoy a glass of Prosecco at sea, all this is possible. Many private yacht tours will even offer hotel dock pickup, if you're staying at a seafront resort. 

But one can even take a private boat tour to the French island of Corsica. Its proximity to the Costa Smeralda means that you can enjoy a quick getaway to this gem. Your skipper will be happy to make stops along the way, allowing you to enjoy a quick dip in the crystal clear waters. Upon approach of Bonifacio, you'll be taken aback by how the town is perched above the sea. This is largely because of the port's unique fjord-like inlet. A quaint, cobblestone town with shops and cafes, this is considered one of France's best kept secrets. A tour to Corsica from the Costa Smeralda is an absolute must!

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The 10 Best Places to Travel in August

By Caitlin Morton

Summer is at its peak, temperatures are high, and back-to-school season is looming on the periphery. The best places to travel in August represent that universal desire to jettison all 9-to-5 obligations and indulge in an epic trip —the kind you’ve been dreaming about for years (or longer).

Whether you’re exploring the northern stretches of Quebec, following the Great Migration in Kenya, or partying it up at some of the Caribbean’s best festivals , this month is the time to loosen your purse strings and your inhibitions. (If you don’t want to loosen anything too much, we have plenty of excellent domestic destinations as well.) To help you squeeze in that one final summer vacation before Labor Day, here are 10 of the best places to travel in August.

This article has been updated since its original publish date.

Madeira, Portugal

This island, 300 miles west of Morocco, is synonymous with winemaking and wine drinking. The Madeira Wine Festival (August 25 through September 15) showcases how the islanders developed the unique oxidation process to create their trademark wine six centuries ago.

There are events and celebrations throughout the island, but be sure to visit Cabo Girão, where the microclimate around the cliffs allowed Jesuits to cultivate malvasia grapes and develop the sweet malmsey wine. The vertigo-inducing skywalk here is the highest such installation in Europe, though it’s best to try it before imbibing too much.

The Great Migration is one of the awe-inspiring natural spectacles on the planet, marking the season when more than 1.5 million wildebeest sweep through East Africa between July and October every year. In Kenya, the best place to watch the phenomenon is the Masai Mara National Reserve, with ample rivers (that’s where the real action takes place) and cliffs overlooking the savannah.

Set up shop at one of Angama Amboseli ’s 10 tented suites, all of which afford direct views of Kilimanjaro. The Hot List-winning property is more known for migrating elephants rather than wildebeest, but you can join game drives to spot other wildlife such as giraffes, warthogs, and big cats—then head back for a massage and soak in the infinity pool.

Woodstock, Vermont

One of the most beautiful towns in America, Woodstock’s appeal extends far beyond fall foliage and craft beer. The city oozes New England charm in any season, which is clearly evidenced by the lovely and quaint Woodstock Inn & Resort . The 142-room hotel thrives in the summer, when the on-site garden boasts more than 200 varieties of produce that get sent directly to the property’s two restaurants.

And the seasonal delights don’t end there. Just down the road at the Billings Farm & Museum, the 20,000-square-foot Sunflower House will enter its sixth year in bloom this summer. Thousands of sunflowers (which reach peak bloom in mid-August) will be planted in a maze-like structure, ranging in height from 18 inches to a staggering 14 feet.

While people have historically overlooked Grenada in favor of its Lesser Antilles sisters, we have a feeling that’s about to change. (We did name the island one of the best places to visit in 2024 , after all.) A lot of the uptick in interest has to do with convenience: JetBlue launched direct flights from Boston to Grenada in late 2023 (joining the existing nonstops out of JFK), and Air Canada now has up to four flights per week between Toronto and Maurice Bishop International Airport.

Once you’ve completed your delightfully easy flight, you’ll wonder why you’ve waited until now to visit—those white-sand beaches, waterfalls, and invariably green landscapes can turn anyone into an immediate devotee. Book a stay at the newly opened Six Senses La Sagesse , where every room has a private pool and the two-floor spa overlooks a lagoon. Then head out to participate in Grenada’s famous Spicemas festival (August 1-13). The Spice Island comes alive with parades, food, dancing, and performances, and you’d be remiss not to catch at least a few days of the party.

Summer is the season of state fairs, and few states do the tradition justice better than Minnesota. The nation’s second-largest fair (after Texas, of course) features epic events to match its size: outdoor beer festivals, classic car shows, Blake Shelton and Ludacris concerts, and 500 food stands serving up all things deep-fried and skewered.

The fair takes place from August 22 to September 2 this year, giving you plenty of August wiggle room to explore nearby Minneapolis (about 15 minutes away from the fairgrounds in Falcon Heights), a city that only gets more interesting the longer you stay there.

Gyrfalcon Islands, Canada

The largest of Canada’s 10 provinces—another one of our best places to visit in 2024 —has so much more to offer beyond Quebec City (though we’d never completely bypass the city on any trip above the border). Quebec’s northernmost region of Nunavik doesn’t typically appear on most travelers’ wish lists, but the homeland of Inuit people has some new bookable experiences that promise cultural immersion with a touch of extra convenience.

Ungava Polar Eco-Tours, an Inuit-owned tour operator, has officially started offering five-day trips to the Gyrfalcon Islands—an uninhabited archipelago in Ungava Bay. You can book five-night itineraries from August 3 and beyond, all of which provide front-row seats to the region’s most fascinating sights: Marvel at the 55-foot-high tides of Ungava Bay, hop on a boat to spot polar bears and hairy muskoxen, explore the islands’ terrain on an ATV tour, and—if you’re lucky—watch the northern lights as you sip warm drinks around the fire.

Costa Smeralda, Sardinia

Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda is one of Europe’s most glamorous summer getaways, with stunning white sands and yacht-crammed waters off Porto Cervo. Lean into the luxe vibe by booking one of the suites at the Hotel Cala di Volpe —and remember to pack the kind of bikinis that were never designed to actually get wet for its ultra-exclusive beach club.

The suites, decked out in whitewashed walls and Sardinian marble floors, are perfect for kicking your feet up between pool visits. At night, book dinner at one of the restaurants on Porto Cervo’s beloved Piazzetta—choose between the classic fish spot, Il Pescatore, or Novikov, an Asian fusion restaurant from owner and Russian restaurateur Arkady.

Napa Valley, California

Napa Valley is one of the best places to travel in August, corresponding with the region's harvest season (August through October). The crowds tend to be a bit denser during this time, but you can still have a luxurious, intimate vacation—if you know where to look. Start by setting your sights on the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley , the only Napa property that sits on an active winery. After a morning at the spa, you can walk to your afternoon wine tasting—no wine bus or private driver required.

For a not-so-average tasting experience, book The Legacy Tour onboard the Napa Wine Train. Expect sparkling wine samples, a three-hour tour of the valley, and a four-course gourmet meal.

Utah is renowned for its national parks (its state parks are pretty spectacular, too), but there are plenty of reasons to visit this summer outside of the obvious draws. Get your dose of thrills with an ATV ride around the Coral Pink Sand Dunes, with 2,000 acres of sand that turn pink as the sun begins to set. Or choose from ten ziplines (one of which reaches a speed of 65 mph) at Deer Creek State Park.

If you prefer to watch the action from the sidelines, watch drivers try to break world records at the Bonneville Salt Flats during Bonneville Speed Week (August 3-9). Whatever type of activity you crave, Utah probably has it somewhere. While you're in the state, you might as well make a point to stay at the sensational Amangiri resort in Canyon Point: The remote location, food, views, and spa treatments are well worth a detour.

Isla Holbox, Mexico

May through September is whale shark season in the Mexican Caribbean, when the magnificent beasts emerge in the warm waters between Isla Mujeres and Isla Contoy every year. August is a particularly great month for whale sightings due to the amount of plankton in the water, which the whales gather to feed on.

This year, head to dreamy Isla Holbox to celebrate Whale Shark Day on August 30—no better time to try your hand at a once-in-a-lifetime whale shark dive. Eco-boutique hotel Las Nubes de Holbox is the only hotel adjacent to the Yum Balam Nature Reserve and connects its guests to sustainable whale shark tours around the island’s stunning natural landscapes. Afterward, relax at the Orquídea Spa with a salt bath or facial with organic Mexican products.

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