About one-fifth of Sardinia’s land is used for agriculture, earning it a reputation as Italy’s other farmland. Tomatoes, artichokes, citrus fruits and olives are some of its primary crops. And because Sardinia cannot call itself Italian without producing wine, lush vineyards blanket its hillsides. Here, the Castello District is home to a Roman amphitheater and the subterranean Cathedral of St. Mary, a Pisan relic. Cagliari gleams in the Sardinian sun, inspiring D.H. Lawrence to call it the “white Jerusalem.”
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Panoramic Cagliari
Enjoy a walking tour of this charming Sardinian city set on the lovely Golfo degli Angeli, or Gulf of Angels.
Folk Music & Dance of Maracalagonis
Gain an overview of Sardinia's capital, then head into the rustic countryside to witness rich musical traditions.
Old Town Cagliari by Foot
Step back in time and discover Cagliari’s past during a walking tour of its ancient Old Town.
Ancient Ruins of Barumini
Explore a remarkable ancient fortress site dating to the 15th century BC among the hills of Sardinia.
A Visit to the Argiolas Family Winery
Witness the historic beauty of Cagliari and sample Sardinian wines from a generations-old vineyard.
Ancient Shores of Nora
Explore a fascinating city from Sardinia’s ancient past during this visit to a revered archaeological site.
Artistic San Sperate
Discover the charm of San Sperate, an “open air museum” of vibrant murals and intriguing sculptures.
