Quintessential golfing in Sardinia

Arrive in Olbia by flight. Upon your arrival at the airport, pick up your rental car and proceed to your destination. Check into your hotel and enjoy free time to take advantage of the resort’s amenities. Overnight stay.

In the morning embark on a small group (max 12 passengers) boat tour across the La Maddalena Archipelago offers an unforgettable journey through some of the most breathtaking seascapes in the Mediterranean. Each morning, the route is carefully planned according to the weather and sea conditions, ensuring that every guest enjoys the most comfortable and rewarding experience possible. The adventure unfolds among a constellation of islands, each with its own distinct charm and natural beauty. The tour typically begins with a visit to Spargi Island, where pristine beaches of fine white sand meet crystal-clear waters in shades of turquoise and emerald. After some time to relax and swim, the boat continues toward Budelli Island, famous for its ethereal Pink Beach and the enchanting Natural Pools, where guests can enjoy a refreshing swim surrounded by unspoiled scenery. In the afternoon, the itinerary leads to Razzoli Island, with a stop at Passo degli Asinelli, a narrow channel framed by dramatic granite formations and brilliant blue waters. The final destination is Santa Maria Island, where the peaceful Passo del Topo provides the perfect setting for a last swim or a quiet moment of reflection as the day draws to a close. During the catamaran tour, you’ll have plenty of time to sunbathe, swim in crystal-clear waters, go snorkelling, or paddle along the coastline with our stand-up paddle boards. On board, you'll be served a traditional Sardinian lunch, paired with Vermentino wine, fresh fruit, natural mineral water, and soft drinks, all enjoyed in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and the comfort you deserve for a perfect day at sea. Overnight in Olbia region.

A round at Pevero Golf Club is an unforgettable dialogue between technical golf and breathtaking Sardinian scenery. Fairways wind through dramatic granite outcrops, Mediterranean scrub, and shimmering coastal inlets, with constant views over the emerald waters of the Costa Smeralda. Strategic bunkering, natural lakes, and well-protected greens demand accuracy and thoughtful course management, while the ever-present wind adds a layer of complexity to every shot. Each hole feels visually spectacular yet uncompromisingly challenging, delivering a refined golfing experience where nature, strategy, and pure beauty converge. The rest of the day is at your leisure to indulge in the pristine Sardinian beaches. Overnight in Olbia region.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel at the Costa Smeralda and begin your journey toward the island’s heartland, where Sardinia’s most ancient and mysterious heritage awaits. We suggest stopping along the way at the Nuragic complex of Santu Antine, an extraordinary archaeological site that offers a true voyage back in time to the Bronze Age. Set amid the peaceful plains of Torralba, this monumental structure, an imposing trilobate nuraghe dating back to the 15th century BC, rises majestically against the open landscape, standing as one of the largest and best-preserved in all of Sardinia.  You’ll have the opportunity to venture through narrow stone corridors, ascend spiral staircases carved millennia ago, and step into vast vaulted chambers that reveal the exceptional architectural skill of the Nuragic people. Outside, the ruins of the ancient village evoke the rhythms of daily life in a society both advanced and enigmatic, leaving visitors with a deep sense of wonder. After the visit, continue your journey to the Ecoluxury Retreat Su Gologone Experience Hotel, nestled between rugged mountains and wild countryside, it offers the perfect setting to unwind and connect with the island’s authentic spirit. Dinner and overnight stay.

A jeep excursion into Monte Corrasi, at the wild heart of the Supramonte of Oliena, offers an exhilarating journey through breathtaking landscapes and centuries-old traditions. Depart from the hotel along scenic dirt tracks that wind through ancient holm oak forests, dramatic gorges, and striking limestone formations sculpted by wind and time. Along the way, pause to take in sweeping views over the rugged Sardinian countryside and listen to fascinating stories about the land’s geology, flora, fauna, and the enduring culture of its mountain people. The adventure culminates with a traditional shepherd’s lunch, enjoyed in an old sheepfold or beneath the shade of towering trees. Here, you’ll savour authentic dishes such as porcheddu, Sardinia’s famed roast suckling pig, alongside local cheeses, rustic bread, and homemade sweets, all paired with generous glasses of Cannonau wine. This experience perfectly captures the spirit of Barbagia: a blend of wild natural beauty, ancient hospitality, and genuine connection to the land. Return to your hotel in the afternoon to relax and enjoy its amenities. Dinner and overnight stay.

Depart this morning from Su Gologone and begin your scenic drive south toward Cagliari, a journey that reveals the changing faces of Sardinia’s landscape, from the rugged mountains of the island’s interior to the wide, sunlit plains of the south. Along the way, you’ll stop at Barumini, to visit the extraordinary Nuragic complex of Su Nuraxi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the island’s most important archaeological treasures. Set amid a vast plateau, Su Nuraxi stands as a powerful symbol of Sardinia’s ancient past. Dating back to the Bronze Age, this impressive fortress-like structure, built entirely of massive basalt stones, once served as the centre of a thriving Nuragic settlement. Accompanied by a local guide, you’ll explore its labyrinth of towers, passageways, and courtyards, learning about the daily life, engineering skills, and spiritual beliefs of this mysterious civilization that flourished more than three thousand years ago. From the top of the main tower, the view stretches across the fertile Marmilla hills. After the visit, continue your journey south through a landscape dotted with olive groves, vineyards, and small villages, eventually reaching the Is Molas Golf Resort in Southern Sardinia.

A round at Is Molas Golf Club unfolds across rolling Mediterranean hills just south of Cagliari, where wide fairways flow naturally through juniper, olive trees, and wild myrtle. The layout is generous from the tee yet tests precision on approach, with elevated, well-defended greens and strategically placed bunkers. Subtle elevation changes and coastal breezes shape club selection and shot trajectory. The atmosphere is serene and expansive, offering players a technically engaging round infused with the scents, light, and calm of southern Sardinia. In the afternoon reach the nearby archaeological complex of Nora for journey through layers of Mediterranean history set between sea and sky. Walking among Roman roads, mosaics, baths, and the impressive theatre overlooking the water, you sense the power and daily life of an ancient port city shaped by Phoenician, Punic, and Roman cultures. Overnight at your hotel