Self catering accommodation in Sardinia for your Italian adventure
Out in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea below the French island of Corsica, you’ll find Sardinia, the Mediterranean island with a local culture, history and identity that is entirely Italian in its fervent insistence that it has absolutely nothing to do with Italy.
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Sardinia Reviews
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David S.
5.0
Traveler type
Group of friends
Time of travel
october
Length of stay
3 - 5 days
Review
I was in Sardinia in October 2023. The temperatures were over 30 degrees at this time of year, contributing to a feel-good atmosphere. The island has many small and, above all, old but well-preserved towns to offer, whether in the north or south. The rock formations in Arbatax and the beautiful town of Cagliari in the south are particularly recommended. Sailing is very good in the north of the island. A hire car is recommended to explore the island.
Highligts
Cagliari in the south. The sea was very beautiful. Car hire. The good food.
Hidden gems
Arbatax with beautiful rock formation. Old town centre of Cagliari.
Destination recommendation
The island offers warm temperatures in cold autumn months
Pros
Diverse island
Warm temperatures all year round
Cons
Expensive restaurants
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Alex S.
4.0
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
September
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
We started in the city of Cagliari and spent a few days there.
It has a very beautiful old town centre and is a great place to linger.
You can eat anywhere in the city and there are many local restaurants.
We also visited many other beaches nearby, including La Maddalena and Punta Molentis. Our second accommodation was in Olbia. We travelled by car, which we would also recommend. We also visited the city there and went to parks such as Fausto Noce, or visited many historical sights such as the Basilica of San Simplicio.
Highligts
Many beautiful beaches, caves and towns with castles
Hidden gems
For snorkelling or a boat trip to the La Maddalena archipelago, or the old town of Cagliari
Destination recommendation
Because Sardinia has many beautiful beaches
Pros
Many beautiful beaches
Cons
Far too crowded in the high season
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Kevin S.
5.0
Traveler type
Group of friends
Time of travel
September
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
Sardinia is an island south of Corsica in the Mediterranean Sea and belongs to Italy. I flew to Sardinia at the end of September 2023 to take part in a sailing trip in the Magdalena Archipelago. The weather was very good and sunny throughout. The trip started and ended in the city of Olbia, a city that is also very easy to visit on foot and enjoy a pizza in one of the restaurants. I would definitely recommend a hire car and also a flat so that you can make yourself something to eat more cheaply. Sardinia is expensive overall, but also very beautiful and recommendable.
Highligts
Food. Island. Beaches. Crystal clear water.
Hidden gems
Cagliari has a very long sandy beach. Alghero has a beautiful old town centre.
Destination recommendation
Very good overall package and island life.
Pros
Sun
Water
Cons
Prices
Police can't speak English
Travel interest
Fans of water sports
Zeno Z.
4.0
Traveler type
Families
Time of travel
May
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
After two weeks in Sardinia, I can definitely say that it was a really great experience!
I personally liked "Stintino" the best. The beautiful beach with the rock from which you can marvel at the perfect sunset really won me over.
The many pizzerias are great fun to eat in, some with beautiful views and good prices.
Travelling by car is sometimes a bit of a hassle due to the narrow or bad roads, but it is definitely possible.
The only thing I regret is the hike to "Cala Luna". After 2 hours of hiking, there were far too many people there and the hike wasn't really nice either. But apart from that, everything there is worth a visit.
Highligts
Great nature, beautiful cities, nice inhabitants
Hidden gems
Palau
Destination recommendation
The beautiful sea with its stunning nature is a must.
Pros
Great nature.
Beautiful cities.
Cons
Sometimes a little expensive.
Only accessible by ferry or aeroplane.
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Lino G.
5.0
Traveler type
Families
Time of travel
october
Length of stay
1 week
Review
I really enjoyed my time in Sardinia! In Cagliari I really liked the old town and in Villasimius the beaches. I ate in many restaurants in Cagliari and they were all very tasty. In Villasimius, I can highly recommend the Pinsa right by the harbour. I recommend a car for getting around. I won't avoid anything on my next trip as I've only had good experiences!
Highligts
Very beautiful island. I was in Cagliari and Villasimius. Swimming in the sea is very nice. The food in the restaurant was also great!
Hidden gems
I can highly recommend the old town centre in Cagliari and the town of Villasimius!
Destination recommendation
The place is very nice, been there 10 times already
Pros
Beautiful beaches
Delicious Italian food
Cons
You need a car to get there
Fuel is very expensive
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Find your ideal self catering Sardinia apartments
As one of the largest of the Italian islands (second only to Sicily), its large tourism industry has helped the economy here flourish, and many seek rental properties in this scenic isle for a truly authentic Italian experience for their holidays. For instance, many foreign language students come here to learn Italian. Of course, everyone knows that whilst picking up helpful phrases and vocabulary, the main reason to study the language here is to be able to hit the beaches all day and party with people from around the world all night. This cosmopolitan, yet laid-back culture blends marvellously with the locals, who are friendly and open to visitors. The location offers a broad range of self catering accommodation, from apartments and Sardinia holiday homes to luxury accommodation in opulent mansions and beach front villas in Sardinia, many of which have their own pool, so you can choose whichever property suits you best.
Enjoy the view of the beautiful Costa Rei from your Sardinia apartment
The beaches are splendid in Sardinia, with Costa Rei presenting endless flats of golden sand interrupted only occasionally by rocks, and converged upon by the deep blue sky. Geremeas, in turn, offers delicious, powdery white sand for sun worshippers who can’t spend enough time soaking in its rays. Other famous parts of the coastline include Pula, San Teodoro and the infamous Portobello, which is a haven for snorkelling, diving and swimming, just like Madeira in Portugal or Göcek in Turkey. Staying in private holiday apartments in Sardinia will be far from boring – there's an endless list of things you can do here. Other water sports on Sardinia include windsurfing, jet skiing, parasailing, kite surfing and yachting out to smaller islands off the Sardinian shoreline. La Maddalena is a perfect example of a Sardinian isle off the beaten track that is perfect for those seeking to get away from it all. Make your booking and hole up in a self catering Sardinia villa or holiday home near the beach. Relax by the pool in the privacy of your accommodation in one of the surrounding villages for a special romantic weekend or an unforgettable honeymoon.
Visit the historical sites during your stay in holiday homes in Sardinia
Like on Crete in Greece, there are plenty of ancient historical sites on Sardinia, one of the most impressive being the area containing the Tharros ruins, dating back to the 8th century B.C, which was successively owned by the Romans following the fall of the Phoenicians and is now an open air museum. As for natural attractions, lovers of outdoor sports activities will beam with excitement upon hearing how many caves are available to be explored during your stay in self catering Sardinia holiday rentals and villas. Examples include Grotto di Neptune and Anghelu Ruju in Alghero.
Making your way to and around the island
Getting to Sardinia is relatively easy, as you can book regular ferries which go back and forth across the Mediterranean between the Italian mainland and the island. There is also an airport in Alghero, and it's easy to travel to other places in Sardinia, for example the province of Oristano and Cagliari, the island's capital.
13,420 reviews
We collected 13,420 reviews from travellers who stayed in Sardinia. Holiday homes in this destination received an average rating of 4.5/5.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular accommodations in Sardinia?
The most popular accommodation types in Sardinia are apartment rental and house rentals. With 10,993 accommodations in Sardinia, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Sardinia?
With Casamundo, you will find holiday rentals in Sardinia starting from as little as £44. On average, properties in Sardinia will have a size of 81 m² (House rentals) and 61 m² (Apartment rental).
Do you offer pet-friendly apartment rental in Sardinia?
If you are travelling with your pet, we have the perfect solution: Apartment rental are the most pet-friendly accommodation types in Sardinia. On average a pet-friendly rental costs £171 per night.
Do you also offer accommodations that are suitable for groups in Sardinia ?
For your holiday in Sardinia, we have a great selection of accommodations for groups. The typical apartment rental has space for 4 guests.
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