Property co-ownership and luxury holiday villas in Sardinia, Italy

The local area

"Between Europe and Africa and belonging to nowhere...", D H Lawrence said, "...Sardinia is different.". Both naturally beautiful and eccentric, Sardinia is full of appealing mysteries, from Bronze age tombs - also known as 'fairy houses' and 'giant's graves' - to colourful and mesmerising festivals.

Our luxury holiday villa in Sardinia is the perfect home-from-home, ideally situated to explore the powder-white sand beaches and emerald waters that give way to an untouched interior. Furnished with rugged mountains, near-alpine forests and thousands of ancient stone towers, Sardinia is a taste of la dolce vita.

The History of Sardinia

Sardinia has the somewhat typical island history of never spending too long without being invaded. It has spent time in the hands of the Carthaginians, Romans, Vandal raiders, Byzantines and Spanish, before finally settling with Italy. There's treasures to unearth left by each of these influences, but it's the island's most ancient population that really captures people's imagination, and gives Sardinia it's own unique character. Having traded with the Phoenicians, the Nuragic culture is little known but echoes throughout the landscape in the fascinating structures they built, something visitors have wondered over for centuries.

What to See and Do in Sardinia

The beaches that surround Sardinia are widely considered some of the best in the world. From the comfort of your luxury holiday home, you can spend long lazy days under the Sardinian sun, before heading to the shore and letting the crystal-clear waves lap your feet.

This however is far from all the island has to offer. You can hike in the mountains, explore the ancient Roman ruins at Tharros and spot the island's interesting wildlife, especially in the stunning national park La Maddalena. There's unique species of deer and foxes living in the forests of Sardinia, and even a particular type of blue-eyed donkey.

Sardinian Cuisine

Throughout your stay in our luxury villa, it's the island's characterful food that will really complete this extraordinary cultural experience. Unlike most islands, traditional Sardinian cuisine didn't contain much seafood, as over the centuries inhabitants stayed in the mountains to avoid seafaring invaders - although this has changed in recent times. Defined by strong flavours, dishes to try include the thin crispy bread carasau, ravioli-like Culurgiones and pork dish Porcheddu. Also, remember to pour a glass or two of the heady local wine, such as Cannonau.

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Sardinia

The local area

The History of Sardinia

What to See and Do in Sardinia

Sardinian Cuisine

The Experience

I Frati Rossi

Gente Di Mare

Lu Stazzu

Da Giovannino

Antica Trattoria Pizzeria

La Scogliera Restaurant

Aqua Lounge

Phi Beach

Acqua Dream Baia Sardinia – Water park

Go-Karting - La pista dei campioni

Roccia dell'Orso: Bear Rock of Palau

A Stunning Geological Illusion

La Giara di Gesturi: Walk Among Wild Horses

Wild Horses and Natural Beauty

Porto Cervo: Glamour and Elegance on the Italian Riviera

Italy's Glamorous Seaside Playground

San Pantaleo: Sardinia’s Scenic Village

Discover a Charming Village

Oasi Marana Beach: A Touch of St Tropez in Sardinia

Sardinia's Most Stylish Beach Setting

Costa Smeralda: Elegance on Sardinia’s Stunning Coast

A Jet-Set Paradise

Isola Rossa: From Fishing Village to Vibrant Resort

Beautiful Beaches and Lively Village Life

Ira Beach: A World-Renowned Gem on Sardinia’s Coast

A VIP Haven on Punta Nuraghe

Pevero Golf Club

Experience World-Class Golf

Capo d'Orso horse riding in Sardinia

Porto Cervo Tennis Club

Sardinia Watersports

Trekking in Capo Figari

Snorkeling in Tavolara

Cala Moresca Wellness Path

Mercure Olbia Spa

Ospitalita’ del Conte Spa

Taste the Best at Surrau Winery

Beautiful Design and Fine Wines

Explore La Maddalena Archipelago by Boat

Dolphins, Coves, and Historical Towns

Explore Gallura: Tempio Pausania Tour

Gallura's Natural Beauty and History

NaturalGhero's Wine, Oil and Cheese Tour

Culinary Journey in Sardinia

Archaeological Tours in Alghero

Discover Sardinia's Ancient Wonders

Experience Sardinia's Delights

From Farms to Fine Dining

San Pantaleo Market: Discover Local Delights Every Thursday Morning

A Market of Artisan Goods and Fresh Produce

Shopping in Porto Cervo: Discover Prestigious Brands

Shop Exclusive Fashion and Jewelry

Il Tartarughino

Il Mattacchione

Agriturismo L'Agliuledda

Lo Scorfano Allegro

Bacchus

Discover A Mediterranean Treasure - Cala Gonone

Dive into Mediterranean Beauty

Dolphin Watching in Sardinia

Embark on a Dolphin Watching Adventure

Parco dell'Asinara: Nature's Haven on Sardinia

Sardinia's Unspoiled Park

Grotte di Nettuno: Journey into Sardinia’s Hidden Gem

A Scenic Exploration of Sardinia's Stunning Cave System

Visit Nuraghe La Prisgiona

A Window into Sardinia's Prehistoric Past

Uncover the Mystique of Valle della Luna in Northern Sardinia

Journey to Valle della Luna

Visit Isola di Tavolara

A Granite Giant in the Emerald Sea

Explore Aggius

Hidden Charm of Gallura's Timeless Village

Aruana Churrascaria