The Slow and Chic Escape
The Slow and Chic Escape tour invites you to experience Sardinia in a refined relaxed and conscious way. It is created for travellers who value authentic beauty Mediterranean elegance and the quiet luxury of time. Each stage of the journey guides you through serene landscapes charming villages and carefully selected accommodations that reflect the atmosphere and character of the island.
This travel concept is fully adaptable and allows the use of different types of accommodations depending on your wishes and budget from intimate boutique hotels to elegant countryside estates and stylish coastal retreats.
Enjoy pure flavours warm hospitality and meaningful moments that reveal the true soul of Sardinia. The Slow and Chic Escape is more than a trip it is a graceful way of travelling that lets you connect deeply with the island.
North – West
Alghero/Sassari/Castelsardo
A three night stay in the Alghero area is ideal for discovering the entire northwest corner of Sardinia. Alghero itself enchants with its Catalan atmosphere the historic centre the charming narrow streets and the seaside promenade. Nearby you can explore Capo Caccia the impressive cliffs and the Grotta di Nettuno as well as beautiful beaches such as Le Bombarde and Mugoni and the Porto Conte nature reserve.
From Alghero you can easily reach Castelsardo a picturesque medieval village perched on a rock above the sea with narrow streets and wonderful views. From Stintino you can take a boat trip to the island of Asinara a protected nature reserve with pristine landscapes white beaches and the famous white donkeys.
Sassari is also within easy reach with its museums squares and stately buildings making it an interesting stop for those who want to explore culture history and local traditions.
In three nights you enjoy a varied mix of beaches nature culture and picturesque villages throughout the northwest region of Sardinia.
Central – West
Cabras/Gergei
A three night stay in the area of Cabras and the Marmilla lets you discover one of the most authentic regions of Sardinia. Travelling from Alghero you can follow the beautiful coastal road towards Bosa one of the most scenic routes on the island with steep cliffs colourful views and the charming town of Bosa with its pastel houses and the Serravalle Castle.
Around Cabras the Sinis peninsula awaits with lagoons beaches and archaeology. You can visit Tharros a fascinating Phoenician and Roman site overlooking turquoise waters and easily combine it with the unique quartz beach of Is Arutas and the lively fishing ponds where the famous bottarga comes from.
In the Marmilla the landscape changes into gentle hills wheat fields cork oaks and small villages. Here you find the Nuraghe Su Nuraxi in Barumini a UNESCO World Heritage site and the Casa Zapata museum which offers a unique view of the archaeological remains beneath the building. The Giara di Gesturi is perfect for a walk among cork oaks and the wild horses.
Three nights in Cabras offer a varied mix of nature archaeology authentic inland landscapes and one of the most beautiful road trips in Sardinia.
Cagliari
A two night stay in Cagliari is a beautiful way to conclude a journey from Cabras. Along the way you drive through the inland and can stop at the Giara plateau where cork oaks basalt plains and the wild Giara horses shape the landscape. It is a unique natural area perfect for a short walk and an introduction to one of Sardinia’s most distinctive ecosystems.
Afterwards you can enjoy a wine tasting at a local winery discovering different wines paired with small typical products from the area. This route gently guides you towards Cagliari offering a smooth transition from the rural inland to the vibrant capital.
In Cagliari you can explore the historic Castello district with its steep streets panoramic viewpoints museums and atmospheric squares. The harbour area and the long seaside boulevard are perfect for a relaxed stroll and at the end of the day you can enjoy the lively terrace culture in the old town. Poetto the city beach of Cagliari lies only a short distance away and offers clear waters and a laid back atmosphere.
Two nights in Cagliari offer a lovely blend of culture city life gastronomy and a relaxed ending to your journey through the south of Sardinia.
Central – East
Oliena/Dorgali
A stay in the area of Dorgali and Oliena immerses you in one of the most authentic and rugged parts of Sardinia. The landscape is shaped by limestone mountains deep gorges cork oak forests and small vineyards. From Dorgali and Oliena you can explore the impressive Supramonte a mountain range known for its wild beauty and crystal clear springs.
The Su Gologone spring is a remarkable natural phenomenon with intensely turquoise water and a peaceful atmosphere. In the Lanaittu valley you find hidden caves prehistoric villages and hiking trails leading to quiet places in the heart of nature. The view towards the mighty Tiscali cave or the ascent to Punta Corrasi gives you the feeling of being truly far away from everything.
The village of Oliena is known for its traditions hospitality and its Cannonau wine. Visiting a local winery or enjoying a meal at a family run agriturismo introduces you to the pure flavours of the Barbagia region. Dorgali also offers a charming centre with artisan workshops small boutiques and an interesting archaeological landscape.
A stay in Dorgali and Oliena offers an intense blend of nature culture hospitality and the raw power of Sardinia’s inland with countless opportunities for hikes adventurous excursions and authentic encounters.
North – East
Arzachena/Costa Smeralda
A stay in the northeast of Sardinia around Arzachena and the Costa Smeralda offers a blend of elegant coastlines granite rock formations turquoise bays and atmospheric inland villages. The area is known for its luxury marinas designer boutiques and exclusive flair yet it also offers a surprising amount of nature and culture.
Around Arzachena you can explore unique archaeological sites such as the Nuraghe La Prisgiona and the Giants’ Tombs of Coddu Vecchiu which give an impressive insight into the ancient Nuragic civilisation. The surrounding hills with vineyards granite formations and old farm buildings give the inland a calm and authentic character.
Along the coast you find world famous beaches such as Capriccioli La Celvia and Spiaggia del Principe with clear waters and smooth granite rocks that give the landscape an almost tropical feel. The marinas of Porto Cervo and Poltu Quatu are perfect for an evening stroll among lively squares elegant terraces and luxury yachts.
For active travellers the area offers beautiful walking routes such as Capo Ferro and Baja Sardinia and a boat trip to the La Maddalena archipelago with its crystal clear waters is an unforgettable experience.
The northeast around Arzachena and the Costa Smeralda is ideal for those seeking a mix of beaches nature charming villages and a touch of exclusivity in one of Sardinia’s most iconic regions.
