Fishing tourism trip to Asinara from Stintino with lunch on board
Pescaturismo Stintino
Price on request Discover
Things to do in Sardinia, with the people who live there
Sea, mountains, festivals and flavours: ajò!
Boat trips, hiking, fishing tours, wineries and traditions. Choose your experience and talk directly to the people who run it.
What would you like to do?
SeaBoat and RIB trips, Boat rental, Diving and snorkelling, Fishing tripsNature and hikingBirdwatching, Canyoning, Caves and caving, ClimbingAdventure and sport4x4 jeep and quad tours, Flights and paragliding, Horse riding, Mountain bike and e-bikeCulture and traditionsArchaeological sites and nuraghi, City tours, Craft workshops, Traditional festivalsFood and wineCooking classes, Dairies and farms, Lunch with shepherds, Wineries and tastingsFamilies and kidsActivities for kids, Adventure parks, Educational farmsWellnessNature retreats, Thermal spas, YogaFestivals and events in Sardinia
Experiences to enjoy
Lateen sailing boat trip in Stintino and the Gulf of Asinara
Asinara's Latin Sails
from €75 per person Discover
Where would you like to go?
Search by town or explore the island's main areas: from Stintino and Alghero in the north-west to Gallura, Ogliastra and the south.
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Festivals and events in Sardinia
How it works
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Choose your experience
Search by town, area or type of activity and compare what local operators offer.
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Talk to the people who run it
Call, send a WhatsApp or an email: the operator confirms availability and price.
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Enjoy it with no middleman
Book and pay the operator directly. No commission, no extra fees.
Things to do in Sardinia, chosen by the people who live here
Sardinia is much more than beaches: it’s an island to enjoy from the coast to the mountains. You can take a boat trip along the coves of Alghero and the Coral Riviera, sail a traditional lateen-rigged gozzo out of Stintino, spend a day fishing with local fishermen around Asinara, hike the trails of Ogliastra or sit down to lunch with shepherds in Barbagia.
On Ajò Sardegna you’ll find experiences run by local operators, organised by town and type of activity. Each listing explains how the day goes, what’s included and where it starts. Once you’ve chosen, you contact the organiser directly: no commission, no middleman, just answers from people who really know the island.
Keep an eye on the calendar of sagre and village festivals too: they’re the best way to taste Sardinian food and discover traditions you won’t find in guidebooks.