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Stintino (Sassarese: Isthintini, Sardinian: Istintìnu) is a coastal comune (municipality) in the Province of Sassari in the Italian region Sardinia, located about 200 kilometres (120 mi) north of Cagliari and about 35 kilometres (22 mi) northwest of Sassari.
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1. Excursions Asinara - Asinara Sailing School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Asinara sailing school - Excursions Asinara is an operator authorized by the Asinara national park. Our tour starts from the marina of the Stintino marina. Departure at 9:30 am Return at 18:00 During the day there are several stops in some of the most beautiful bays on the island where you can snorkel. Lunch based on local fish including fresh drinks is served on board always anchored in a beautiful bay, also scheduled for an hour's descent to the ground where with a small contribution of € 2.50 it will be possible to visit the turtle recovery center marine.
Inclusions: Lunch, Use of Snorkelling equipment, Restroom on board
Exclusions: Entrance to the C.R.A.M.A cost € 2.50
Reviewed By 305Bea305
Great sailing day to Asinara Island with Giorgio! Great snorkeling/swimming stops along the ways. Delicious lunch with local wine and great conversation in Italian with our skipper about local activities. Only felt bad for the white donkeys... not in super good shape. Albino donkeys in so much sun do not fare too well :(
2. Catamaran excursions in the Asinara island National park
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 52 reviews
The excursion and mainly marine is based on the visit of bays where you can swim and snorkel moored to the buoys in the bays granted by the park, we guarantee the stop on the ground to visit the marine animal recovery center. The excursion is very exclusive, in fact the AQUA catamaran boat loads a maximum of 12 people, the whole day with departure at 9:30 from the port of Stintino includes the descent to land, the baths in the bays with crystal clear water and the guided snorkeling to see the marine fauna and flora such as pinna nobilis and the infinite variety of fish, lunch on board offered by the crew and including bottled wine, an appetizer of mussels and a first course of fish, sweet and digestive coffee, the return is scheduled for 18:00 with final sailing
Inclusions: lunch and offered on board by the crew with a starter of mussels wine in the first bottle of digestive coffee and typical Sardinian dessert
Exclusions:
Reviewed By jaero72
Wow, that was adventure!! Giovanni is the best when it comes to sailing, he’s make us feels safe and make sure the whole trip we are okay, very genuine man. He’s an awesome cook! the pasta he made was so good! He knows all the beautiful spots for snorkeling and swimming! I don’t normally do a review but this charter is one of a kind! No need to look around and call and book. Guarantee you will have a blast!
3. 7 Days Gran Tour Sardinia and Corsica from Genoa or Rome
7 days and 6 nights leaving from Genoa or Roma. Overnight by ferry. Discover the wildest and oldest of all the Italian region. Visit of the legendary islands Caprera and La Maddalena. Excursion to Costa Smeralda. Through the region of Gallura, you'll visit Santa Teresa, the beaches of Stintino, Capo Caccia and its landscape and Alghero. Continuation to Corsica: Bonifacio, Ajaccio, Corte and Bastia. Return to Italy by daily ferry. Sleeping in Palau, Alghero, Bonifacio and Bastia.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, 6 nights accommodation, Breakfast day 3, 4, 5, 6, 7., Myrtle liquor (mirto) and local cakes tasting., All activities, Driver/guide, Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points (hotel in Genoa city centre), Air-conditioned vehicle, Transport by private vehicle, Free Wi-Fi on board, Private cabin on board the ferry from continent to Sardinia, Ferry from Santa Teresa to Bonifacio, Daily ferry from Corsica to Italy (Savona or Livorno), Train Livorno to Rome (only option from Rome)
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, City taxes at the hotel, Porterage
Reviewed By LadyRJ2019
As a family of three, we were excited to go on the 7 day northern lakes and Dolomites tour - especially as it would be very difficult to visit these areas by ourselves (visiting from Australia and not confident driving/getting around to these areas). The tour started well, we were the only English speakers but we had been assured our guide would provide fluent English commentary. Perhaps we expected too much but there was very little information provided about where we were or where we were travelling through. In fact, the first three days we received very limited information in total while the Spanish speakers were provided with much more. We visited some stunning places but too much of the tour focused on lunch breaks and eating rather than seeing the sights. Halfway through the tour more English speakers joined the group bit we still had to seek information rather than being provided with it on some occasions. The bus was too big for navigating city streets and mountain switchbacks - the driver often had to reverse and try multiple times to get around corners and switchbacks. I felt very sorry for him - he did a marvelous job but it would have been so much easier for him and much more enjoyable for us if we weren't concerned about falling off the side of a mountain. The company can't seem to decide whether they are catering to small groups or large and this has a huge impact on the enjoyment of the tour. In Trento we were advised that we would have several hours and could visit the castle. After paying for admission and entering we were then advised that because it was raining some people didn't want to stay so we were cutting the visit short - this should never happen! We then had to get back on the bus only to stop at a truck stop for lunch (instead of staying in lovely Trento). There wasn't really any point to having the guide as he did not provide much "guiding" only very limited information and directions to places he thought we should go and eat. We would have done as well with just the driver. If you can navigate your way around the northern lakes and Dolomites by yourself then I recommend you do that. Otherwise, perhaps a different company would provide a better tour.
4. ASINARA ISLAND TOUR - Full Day (Off Road Tour in the National Park)
The Asinara National Park is one of the most suggestive corners of Sardinia. On board comfortable 8-seater off-road vehicles, you will be able to admire all its beauties and not miss even a curiosity that the expert exclusive guides of the Park will be able to tell you. Between wild nature, the history of the island and wild animals such as horses, mouflons and the famous white donkeys of Asinara, it will be an intense and memorable excursion. The Tour includes several stops to contemplate the landscape and take unique photographs: there will be the opportunity to visit the Sea Turtle Recovery Center (CRAMA) and of course there will be a break to contemplate the crystal clear waters of the splendid inlets of the island. Reserve your seat for a unique experience! Punctuality, efficiency, elegance, experience and professionalism. Available to meet any customer need. Assistance throughout the tour. "Happiness is a JOURNEY, not a destination ... !!!"
Inclusions: Off-road excursion, Exclusive guide of the Asinara National Park, Visit to prison facilities, Transfer to / from Stintino-Asinara (cost € 15.00)
Exclusions: Entrance to the CRAMA (€ 2.50), Lunch, Municipal landing fee to be paid locally, see Further Info
Reviewed By Danica S
Janet has been such a great guide: open minded, explaining everything in detail, ask for questions, not to slow and not to fast. Thank you Janet for this great day!
5. 6 Days Sardinia Tour from Genoa or Rome
6 days and 5 nights leaving from Genoa or Rome. Overnight by ferry. Discover the wildest and oldest of all the Italian region. Visit of the legendary islands Caprera and La Maddalena, excursion to Costa Smeralda. Through the region of Gallura, you'll visit Santa Teresa and Capo Caccia and its landscape and Alghero. Sleeping in Palau and Alghero. Return to Genoa or Rome by night ferry.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, 5 nights accommodation, Breakfast day 2, 3, 4, 5, 6., Myrtle liquor (mirto) and local cakes tasting., All activities, Driver/guide, Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points (hotel in Genoa city centre), Air-conditioned vehicle, Free Wi-Fi on board, Private cabin on board the ferry from continent to Sardinia and return
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, City taxes at the hotel, Porterage
Reviewed By LadyRJ2019
As a family of three, we were excited to go on the 7 day northern lakes and Dolomites tour - especially as it would be very difficult to visit these areas by ourselves (visiting from Australia and not confident driving/getting around to these areas). The tour started well, we were the only English speakers but we had been assured our guide would provide fluent English commentary. Perhaps we expected too much but there was very little information provided about where we were or where we were travelling through. In fact, the first three days we received very limited information in total while the Spanish speakers were provided with much more. We visited some stunning places but too much of the tour focused on lunch breaks and eating rather than seeing the sights. Halfway through the tour more English speakers joined the group bit we still had to seek information rather than being provided with it on some occasions. The bus was too big for navigating city streets and mountain switchbacks - the driver often had to reverse and try multiple times to get around corners and switchbacks. I felt very sorry for him - he did a marvelous job but it would have been so much easier for him and much more enjoyable for us if we weren't concerned about falling off the side of a mountain. The company can't seem to decide whether they are catering to small groups or large and this has a huge impact on the enjoyment of the tour. In Trento we were advised that we would have several hours and could visit the castle. After paying for admission and entering we were then advised that because it was raining some people didn't want to stay so we were cutting the visit short - this should never happen! We then had to get back on the bus only to stop at a truck stop for lunch (instead of staying in lovely Trento). There wasn't really any point to having the guide as he did not provide much "guiding" only very limited information and directions to places he thought we should go and eat. We would have done as well with just the driver. If you can navigate your way around the northern lakes and Dolomites by yourself then I recommend you do that. Otherwise, perhaps a different company would provide a better tour.
