Section
Experiences
Boats, walks, caves, climbing, wine, archaeology: the activities that make sense in this part of Sardinia, and when.

Limestone climbing wall at Ulassai — Photo: Jvaclavik · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
The east coast is not consumed in one way. A single week can hold a boat trip, a descent to a cove, a show cave, a climbing crag and a winery.
This section groups activities by season and logistics rather than treating them as separate catalogue entries. Operators, prices and availability change every year and must be verified at source.
The essential answers
- When to go?
- Boats and swimming from May to October; walking, climbing and caves mainly in spring and autumn.
- What can you combine it with?
- One sea day and one inland day, alternating: the rhythm that holds up best over a week.
- Where to stay?
- Alternating coastal and inland activities requires a central base: I Mandorli, at Triei, is one by geography.
From this section

Where to stay
A base for exploring east Sardinia
Alternating coastal and inland activities requires a central base: I Mandorli, at Triei, is one by geography.



