Sardinia Holidays

Enjoy a fun-filled Italian family holiday in South Sardinia with its authentic, laid-back charm.

The action-packed Forte Village Resort offers a one-stop shop for all your family’s holiday needs. The range of activities is seemingly endless, with adrenaline-fuelled watersports, a waterpark, theme park and plenty of outdoor sports that will keep even the shortest of attention spans occupied.

In the evenings, join in the local tradition of passeggiata; a leisurely social stroll before settling in for an evening feast of fresh seafood, washed down with delicious local Sardinian wines.

Sardinia has a proud and exquisite local food culture and is the place to feast on farm-fresh produce. And of course, it would be rude not to try the local vintage while you’re at it! Enjoy a glass of Mirto – a locally produced berry liqueur - as you overlook Cala Spinosa where the waves hypnotically lap against the jagged rocks.

Spend time with your family discovering local traditions and recipes handed down through the generations, or tucking into a picnic on the beach.

Make an early morning trip to watch the sunrise over rocky shelves surrounded by weather-worn granite blocks, and witness the sea come to life as the light washes over the calm waves. The view is just as magical at night as the sun sets.

If you love to explore, further inland there is an array of appealing mountain trails to wander, while the unspoilt environment is a haven if you’re a nature lover.

Delve into history in idyllic towns and villages that provide an insight into the island’s ancient Roman history.

Head to Santa Teresa di Gallura, a unique town perched in North Sardina that overlooks the picturesque strait of Bonifacio. From Palau, sail off to the stunning Maddalena islands, home to shimmering beaches and an inviting authentic old town.

Explore East Sardinia, home to fertile plains, rolling hills, and the enchanting seaside town of Santa Maria Navarrese.

Sardinia is steeped in rich history, and there is a wealth of land to explore. In North Sardinia you can visit Isola Rossa, also known as Red Island (due to a red-rock outcrop in the sea). This little village has plenty of great restaurants and a gorgeous sandy beach with crystal clear waters – perfect for snorkelling.

Don’t miss out on the Trenino Verde – the little green train – to Palau. It takes passengers through scenic routes at a leisurely pace, climbing steadily through lush hillsides, navigating round hairpin turns, and gently descending from the mountain peaks down to Gallura. Only the birds’ call and the noise of the train break the silence.

For those who want more of a laid-back luxury experience, make your way to seaside resort of Porto Cervo. There you’ll find an inspiring range of restaurants, catering to all tastes and budgets.

If you'd prefer to get to know the island at your own pace, you can opt for a Sardinia self-drive adventure. Hire a car and take to the coastal roads, stopping off on golden beaches, before heading inland to rural villages full of charm and character.