Sardinia Villas
Our Sardinia villa rentals invite you to soak up a sun-drenched break - with private pools, proximity to the beach & optional Concierge.
About our Sardinia villas
Discover the charm of Sardinia with our 2- to 6-bedroom villas, combining home comforts with luxury. Many villas include private pools, hot tubs, and even home gyms for a truly indulgent stay. Some are pet-friendly, so your furry friends can join the adventure.
Whether along the peaceful northern coast, the scenic northwest, or the lively south, our villas are ideal for couples, honeymoons, families, or groups. Optional Concierge Services make your stay even more personalized. With comfort, style, and convenience, these villas promise an unforgettable Sardinian escape.
Popular Sardinia Villa Rentals
The best time to visit Sardinia is from late spring to early fall, specifically between May and September. During this period, temperatures are pleasantly warm, averaging 70°F to 86°F (21°C to 30°C), making it perfect for beach activities and outdoor adventures. While summer months can be busy with tourists, the shoulder seasons of May and September offer fewer crowds and delightful weather, allowing you to fully enjoy the island's stunning landscapes and rich culture.
Sardinia is a watersports paradise, with the best locations being the Costa Smeralda and the stunning beaches of the La Maddalena Archipelago. Costa Smeralda offers thrilling opportunities for sailing, windsurfing, and jet skiing, while La Maddalena boasts crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling and diving, allowing you to explore vibrant marine life and underwater landscapes. Both destinations provide excellent facilities and rental options, ensuring an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers and water enthusiasts.
When visiting Sardinia, you must try local wines such as Cannonau, a robust red known for its rich flavor and health benefits, and Vermentino, a crisp white that beautifully complements seafood dishes. For an authentic culinary experience, savor traditional dishes like malloreddus (Sardinian gnocchi) served with a savory sausage sauce and porceddu, a succulent roast suckling pig seasoned with aromatic herbs, showcasing the island’s rich agricultural heritage.
When is the best time to visit Sardinia?
The ideal time to explore Sardinia is in late spring (May–June) or early autumn (September–October), when the weather is comfortably warm and the island is less crowded. These months are perfect for relaxing on the beaches, hiking along coastal trails, and enjoying outdoor activities.
Summer (July–August) brings higher temperatures and busier resorts, particularly along the Costa Smeralda, while winter is cooler and quieter, ideal for discovering mountain villages, historic towns, and the island’s rural charm.
Visiting during spring or early autumn allows you to enjoy Sardinia’s stunning scenery, turquoise waters, and local culture at a more peaceful pace.
Food and drink in Sardinia
Sardinia is renowned for its distinctive cuisine, blending rustic traditions with fresh, local ingredients. Coastal areas serve an abundance of seafood, including fresh fish, lobster, squid, and bottarga (cured fish roe), often simply grilled or prepared with Mediterranean herbs. Inland, you’ll find hearty dishes like porceddu (roast suckling pig), malloreddus (Sardinian gnocchi), and pane carasau (thin crisp flatbread).
Cheeses play a central role in Sardinian cuisine, with pecorino sardo being the most famous, often enjoyed young or aged. Sweet treats like seadas—fried pastries filled with cheese and drizzled with honey, are a must-try for dessert lovers.
The region is also known for its wines and liqueurs, including Cannonau, Vermentino, and Mirto, a traditional myrtle berry liqueur. Together, Sardinia’s food and drink offer a rich and authentic taste of the island’s culture and heritage.
Sardinia is served by three main airports, making it easily accessible from across Europe.
Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG) – Located about 10 minutes from Cagliari, this airport is ideal for southern Sardinia and provides both domestic and international flights.
Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) – Around 5 km from Olbia, this airport serves the Costa Smeralda and northern Sardinia, with frequent seasonal international connections.
Alghero-Fertilia Airport (AHO) – About 10 minutes from Alghero, it is the main gateway to northwestern Sardinia, with domestic and select international flights.
From these airports, travelers can reach popular towns, resorts, and scenic areas by car, shuttle, or taxi, making it easy to start exploring the island’s beaches, mountains, and villages.
Driving in Sardinia is one of the best ways to explore the island’s beaches, mountains, and charming villages at your own pace. The main roads and highways, such as the SS131 (Sassari–Cagliari), are generally in good condition and connect major towns and cities across the island.
Smaller coastal and inland roads can be narrow, winding, and scenic, especially around the Costa Smeralda and mountainous areas, so caution is advised. Summer traffic can be heavier near popular resorts and beaches.
Parking is available in most towns, though historic centers often have restricted traffic zones (ZTL). Paid parking lots and street parking are common, and following local signs is important to avoid fines.
Sardinia is easily accessible by ferry and boat, offering a scenic alternative to flying. Regular services connect the island with mainland Italy from ports such as Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia (Rome), and Naples, as well as from Corsica.
Ferries arrive at key Sardinian ports, including Olbia, Porto Torres, and Cagliari, and can carry both passengers and vehicles, making it ideal for travelers who want the freedom of a car on the island.
Traveling by boat is not only convenient but also a relaxing way to enjoy the Mediterranean views, coastal towns, and the promise of adventure before you even set foot on Sardinian shores.
Explore Costa SmeraldaDiscover the stunning beaches of this luxurious destination, known for its vibrant nightlife. With charming seaside villages and upscale boutiques, it’s the perfect spot for sunbathing, shopping, and savoring fresh seafood.
La Maddalena ArchipelagoTake a boat tour to this protected national park. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling in clear waters and relaxing amidst pristine natural beauty.
Explore the Nuraghe of BaruminiStep back in time at this UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing ancient stone structures unique to Sardinia. Explore the archaeological ruins and learn about the intriguing Nuragic civilization
Visit CagliariStroll through the historic center and discover charming streets, stunning architecture, and vibrant markets. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the impressive Bastione di Saint Remy.
Savor regional cuisine & wine in OristanoIndulge your taste buds in this city, renowned for its traditional Sardinian dishes like malloreddus and bottarga. Enjoy dining at local trattorias, night and day.
Soak up the Unique BeachesNorth Beaches, like Spiaggia della Pelosa and Capriccioli, offer stunning white sands and tranquil coves, while the South Beaches, including Chia and Tuerredda, boast golden sands and turquoise waters perfect for relaxation and swimming.
Complimentary Concierge
Enhance your Sardinia villa stay with our optional Concierge Services, designed to make your vacation effortless and enjoyable. We can arrange everything from family equipment rentals and private cars to boat charters and gourmet private chefs.
Explore the island with VIP tours, relax with in-villa spa treatments, or enjoy wine tours to discover Sardinia’s finest flavors. Whatever you wish, our dedicated concierge team ensures your getaway is seamless, personalized, and truly unforgettable.
Villas in Sardinia with private pool
Discover Sardinia with our 2- to 6-bedroom villas, each with a private pool for the perfect relaxing getaway.
Many villas have outdoor dining areas with stunning views, private gardens for quiet moments, and summer kitchens for cooking and entertaining. Some of our top villas also include hot tubs for extra luxury.
Whether you’re a couple, a family, or a group, our Sardinia villas with private pools offer a peaceful and luxurious escape.
Popular Sardinia Villa Rentals with Private Pool
Sardinia villas with sea views
Step into the magic of our Sardinia villas with sea views, where every moment is framed by sparkling turquoise waters, golden beaches, and dramatic coastline. Relax in your private pool while soaking up the sun, or enjoy a tranquil evening with a glass of wine as the Mediterranean glistens beneath a breathtaking sunset.
Our villas blend spacious, welcoming interiors with outdoor spaces designed to capture every stunning view, giving you the perfect balance of luxury, privacy, and serenity. With direct access to pristine beaches, charming coastal towns, and hidden coves, our sea‑view villas with private pools offer an unforgettable, mesmerizing escape on Sardinia’s most beautiful shores.
Large villas in Sardinia
Discover our large villas in Sardinia, where spacious living, mesmerizing sea views, and luxurious private pools come together for an unforgettable Mediterranean escape. Perfect for families, groups of friends, or special celebrations, these villas offer room to relax and reconnect in style, whether you’re unwinding by your private pool, dining al fresco with views of the glittering sea, or exploring the island’s golden beaches and hidden coves.
Each property is designed with space and comfort in mind, featuring generous living areas, expansive outdoor spaces, and panoramic vistas that bring the magic of Sardinia right to your doorstep. With easy access to pristine beaches, coastal towns, and scenic landscapes, our large villas in Sardinia provide the ultimate setting for a luxurious Italian getaway you’ll remember forever.
