FAQs
What should I anticipate?
Be prepared to be in a constant state of awe. Sardegna is breathtaking. Before each day begins, you will have the option to start it with a morning workout with Niccolo. After your espresso we will be taking you hiking, swimming, stand up paddling, horse back riding, or boating. Each day is a new location. You will be staying in authentic Sardinian styled cottages and rooms, as well as eating farm to table feasts. Take your time to enjoy every bite, just as you think it's over, another dish will come out..
Do I need to be an experienced adventurer?
If this is your first time to Europe or you are new to off the beaten path adventures, you are in luck! Get ready to have your mind blown. The only thing we require of you is the ability to swim. If there is an adventure you don't feel comfortable with, you will always have the option to opt out and take the day to spend it as you wish, by the beach, pool, or in the comfort of your cottage.
Is this a private tour?
Yes. Each tour is privately catered to you and the people you sign up with. The maximum number for a group is 7 and minimum is 2. We recommend ages 8Â and up, however there is always the opt out option for children or elders. If you are a single traveler or a couple that would like to meet new people, we will do our best to arrange a tour for you.
What do I pack?
We will be touring for 5 days with 2 leisure days so bring a weeks worth of clothing including : 2 bathing suits, hiking shoes, active wear, warm sweater for breezy evenings, a couple cocktail outfits, sunglasses, sun hat, sun screen (reef friendly), and a travel adapter with a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz. A light suitcase is best for traveling and will help you avoid the temptation to overpack.
Do IÂ bring cash?
Everything is included in your booked adventure, meaning no cash is necessary to have with you. Not once will you have to pull out your wallet unless you want to buy souvenirs. We recommend taking out as much as you would like to spend ahead of time (in euros) at your home bank or airport atm to avoid any transaction fees.
How do I get there?
Make sure when you are booking your flight you arrive in Sardegna at the Olbia Airport (OLB) and leave from the Cagliari Airport (CAG).
Rome and Milan have several daily flights to Sardegna. All main cities in the United States such as New York, Miami, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago and Los Angeles, fly into Rome and Milan from airlines Alitalia, Delta, and American.
The main airline companies that have direct flights to Sardinia are Alitalia, KLM, Lufthansa, and AirBerlin.
Other European cities that fly into Sardegna include Brussels, Dublin, Frankfurt, Barcelona, Madrid, London, Oslo, Stockholm, Munich, and Paris.
Should I book a car?
From the time you arrive to the time you leave, we will be escorting you around the island in one of our vans. If you would like to have your own car you are more than welcome to rent one at your own cost.
How big is Sardegna?
Sardegna is an island located in the center of the Mediterranean Sea, straight off from the middle of the boot. It is 270 km (170 mi) long from North to South, and is 145 km (90 mi) wide from West to East.
What's the weather like?
Sardegna is always beautiful and June is particularly lovely. The weather should be perfect. Days are warm, the ocean fresh, and nights cool down to 70 degrees. We will keep you updated on the forecast as we arrive closer to your trip.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes!
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