Location: Province of Sassari
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Top 10 Bus Tours in Province of Sassari, Sardinia
The Province of Sassari (Italian: Provincia di Sassari, Sardinian: Provìntzia de Tàtari, Sassarese: Prubìnzia di Sàssari, Catalan: Província de Sàsser) is a province in the autonomous island region of Sardinia in Italy. Its capital is the city of Sassari. As of 2017, the province had a population of 493,357 inhabitants.
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1. Cagliari: Alghero full day Tour Experience
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Enjoy a relaxing full-day tour of fascinating Alghero. Walkthrough its alleys and visit ancient coral craft shops. Discover Capo Caccia and the Neptune Caves, visit the fantastic Nuragic village and the necropolis.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan with free wifi service, Ticket to visit the Neptune cave, Nuraghe and Necropolis, Boat Tour to visit the Neptune cave
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Private Tour (optional)
Reviewed By FaniInsulaner
Even the two hour quad tour takes you through varying terrain and amazing landscapes. The views of the ocean and the coast are stunning both from near and afar. Riding a quad is generally a very enjoyable experience. These things are super sturdy and can handle any trail. The guide ensures the trip is safe, fun, and the participants learn a little bit about the area.
2. Cagliari: Day Trip to Cave of Neptune
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Enjoy this guided day trip in the heart of the cliffside of Capo Caccia, truly a scene of the fairytale underworld of the Cave of Neptune. Departing from Cagliari, the drive is of 2.5hours in a minivan through the amazing Sardinian countryside towards the north of the island. Once at the Caccia Cape, walk through the Cabirol's stairs to reach the caves. Inside the cave, you'll have a 1hour walking tour. It's also possible to choose this itinerary with a boat tour, for this option there will be a stop at Alghero harbor and have a 20 minutes boat tour.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Free wifi on board, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Private Tour (optional), Boat Tour (optional)
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By FaniInsulaner
Even the two hour quad tour takes you through varying terrain and amazing landscapes. The views of the ocean and the coast are stunning both from near and afar. Riding a quad is generally a very enjoyable experience. These things are super sturdy and can handle any trail. The guide ensures the trip is safe, fun, and the participants learn a little bit about the area.
3. Alghero From Olbia - Costa Smeralda
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
With its 44,000 inhabitants, it is the 5th largest city of Sardinia. Alghero is the island's main harbor, home to Fertilia airport and one of its best-loved cities walkway along the port's bastions, the red roofs that touch into the emerald sea. The shoreline is some 90 km long and known as the Coral Riviera. The most famous beach here is Le Bombarde, it is a favorite destination for families, young people and surfing enthusiasts.
Inclusions: Pick Up
Exclusions: the tickets to the caves of Neptune, 8 euros, the ferry if you want to go there from Alghero, 16 euros
Reviewed By JulieMDP
Matteo conducted this tour for myself and another solo traveller. It was very interesting and Matteo is very knowledgeable and was flexible to suit the types of things we wanted to see on this tour. Matteo spoke English very well and also injected plenty of humour into his dialogue! We finished the day at a fantastic agroturismo restaurant and Matteo was able to describe the dishes and local customs to us. We had a great day and wouldn't hesitate to recommend both Matteo and the tour!
4. Alghero, Capo Caccia & Neptuno's Grottos. SARDINIA - ITALY - Small Group
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This city is one of Sardinia's most beautiful medieval cities, seafront Alghero is the main resort in the northwest. This part of Sardinia, also called the Riviera Del Corallo, attract every year thousand of tourist because it has his own character, different story and tradition from other part of Sardinia. Here you'll be able to visit: - Alghero the Catalan Town, also called the "Little Barceloneta"! - Bastions, Cathedrals and Spanish History - Boutiques of "The Red Gold", the Corals of Alghero - History, Panorama & Shopping Area - Capo Caccia Cliffs - Driving along Porto Conte National Park - Facoltative Visit if Neptuno's Grottos, one of the Largest of Italy! (entrance € 13pp extra) - Enchanting view from the "Scala del Cabirol" Tour start from Olbia to Alghero, pick up available also from the surrounding areas
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board, Free Water
Exclusions: Tickets to Neptuno's Grottos
Reviewed By G2953XBlaurag
I was scheduled to take a tour with Fortieventi through TripAdvisor in Sep 2020. A misunderstanding on my part and double booking was caught by Luca and he personally ensured I got everything straightened out prior to arriving in Sardinia. Extremely helpful prior to even departing my home station. He was very communicative upon my arrival and picked me up at my hotel. We were supposed to have 3 people on the tour, but there was an issue with the other couple and it wound up being only Luca and myself for the day. He was a PHENOMENAL tour guide!! He had the go-to places in Costa Smeralda, Porto Cervo, etc., but adjusted the day given my preferences and desires. Incredibly knowledgeable about Sardinia, history, wines, churches, food, etc. After 7 hours and 1,000 questions, the day ended with a door to door delivery back to my hotel. It was an absolute pleasure to spend the day learning about Sardinia through his eyes and experience. HIGHLY suggest Fortieventi for any and all Sardinia-related tours!! If I could give 10 stars, I would!! Thank you, Luca, for a very memorable day!
5. Alghero: private archaeological tour (TRANSFER INCLUDED) with local guide
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Enjoy this unique private tour with a local guide, who will be able to tell you the historical facts about the archaeological sites of Alghero: the nuraghe Palmavera, dating back to 1500 BCE, and the necropolis of Anghelu Ruju, with its 6000 years of "life". From your own accommodation directly to the unique history of these ancient sites (TRANSFER IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE!). Discover the Nuragic civilization, one of the greatest inhabitants of Europe before the Roman Empire expansion. Kevin, your professional local guide, is bilingual in Italian and English and he has always lived in Alghero, so that he will be able to answer your questions and also give you some useful information about the town, such as where to eat or what to do in Alghero and in the island. *If you wish not to visit both archaeological sites, Kevin will be happy to lead you to the old town for a short visit of the Catalan-style city fortress, without any extra charge. Just let Kevin know when meeting him.
Inclusions: Admission ticket for the archaeological sites, Private tour with a qualified local guide, Private transportation
Exclusions: City tour in Alghero (it can be made if you decide not to visit one of the two archaeological sites)
Reviewed By Christian128937837
This tour is worth doing it for many reasons! First, Kevin, the guide, is a local but has an English mother, so you won't struggle to understand him as it happens with some Italian tour guides :P Then he is smart and knowledgable, but at the sime time he paid attention to our needs. Alghero is a gem and visiting it with a guide gives it that special touch!
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. Cagliari: Castelsardo and the Sardinian Pyramide
Enjoy a relaxing full-day tour of fascinating Castelsardo. Walkthrough its alleys and visit ancient craft shops. Discover Monte D'Accoddi; this site consists of a massive raised stone platform thought to have been an altar.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour (optional), Round-trip private transfer, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Free wifi on board, Bottled water
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By FaniInsulaner
Even the two hour quad tour takes you through varying terrain and amazing landscapes. The views of the ocean and the coast are stunning both from near and afar. Riding a quad is generally a very enjoyable experience. These things are super sturdy and can handle any trail. The guide ensures the trip is safe, fun, and the participants learn a little bit about the area.
9. Cagliari: Amazing Bosa and Prehistoric Sardinia
Discover the beautiful town of Bosa, known as one of Italy's most picturesque villages. Bosa is set with its multicolored houses along the mouth of the river Temo, which divides it into two with its soft contours. You will also visit the prehistoric Sardinia passing through the Nuraghe Santu Antine in Torralba and the famous necropolis of Sant'Andrea Priu.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour (optional), Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Free wifi on board, Tickets
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By FaniInsulaner
Even the two hour quad tour takes you through varying terrain and amazing landscapes. The views of the ocean and the coast are stunning both from near and afar. Riding a quad is generally a very enjoyable experience. These things are super sturdy and can handle any trail. The guide ensures the trip is safe, fun, and the participants learn a little bit about the area.
10. Cagliari: Amazing Experience Asinara Island National Park Private Tour
Enjoy a unique and fascinating experience in the Asinara National Park. A 3 hours drive from Cagliari through the beautiful Sardinian countryside up to the northwest of the island, where we will catch a dinghy or a boat. With its untouched natural beauty, isolated landscape, rare flora and fauna species, and unique history, this island located on the far northwest tip of Sardinia, separating the open sea from the gulf which takes its name, is in a world of its own. Ready for you to explore. You can admire this untouched landscape by an off-road vehicle or trekking.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Accommodation as per itinerary in the hostel: 2 people private room with 2 sigle beds, 3 people private room with 3 single beds or bunk beds, 4 people private room with 4 single beds or bunk beds, sharing bathroom, 2-course dinner, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by air-conditioned minivan with free wifi service
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By FaniInsulaner
Even the two hour quad tour takes you through varying terrain and amazing landscapes. The views of the ocean and the coast are stunning both from near and afar. Riding a quad is generally a very enjoyable experience. These things are super sturdy and can handle any trail. The guide ensures the trip is safe, fun, and the participants learn a little bit about the area.
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