Morning Bliss: Embrace the Coastal Charm

Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, is a city that effortlessly blends the allure of ancient history with the serene beauty of its coastal landscapes. As the sun rises on May 17th, the city awakens to a day perfect for exploration. With temperatures ranging from a comfortable 58.4°F in the morning to a warm 74.4°F in the afternoon, it’s an ideal day to start your journey along the Costa del Sud.

Begin your day with the Costa del Sud Beach Tour tour, which kicks off at 9:00 AM. This tour is a gateway to some of the most stunning beaches in the region. As you travel along the coast, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views and the opportunity to relax on pristine sands. The tour includes stops at Chia, where you can explore three beaches within a short walk, and Spiaggia di Tuerredda, known for its crystal-clear waters and the chance to snorkel or simply bask in the sun. The tour also offers panoramic views from Capo Piscinì, Malfatano, and Perda Longa, perfect for capturing memorable photos.

“Extraordinary!!! If I could rate it a 10 I would. Dirk was amazing. Lots of history, jokes, fun photos, & new friends from all over the globe. The beaches are gorgeous.!! If you are a beach lover, you must take this tour.!!! Cagliari is amazing.” - Reviewed on 2024-09-12

Afternoon Adventures: A Journey Through Time

As the afternoon sun casts a golden hue over Cagliari, it’s time to delve into the rich tapestry of Sardinian history. On May 18th, the weather remains clear and inviting, with temperatures peaking at 73.1°F. This is the perfect backdrop for the Nora Tour from Cagliari, which begins at 3:30 PM.

This tour is a captivating journey through the ancient ruins of Nora, a city that once thrived under the influence of Nuragic, Phoenician, and Roman civilizations. Guided by a knowledgeable local expert, you’ll explore the remnants of this historical site, from Roman roads and thermal baths to modest yet intriguing mosaics. The tour also offers a chance to admire the famous pink flamingos at the Stagno di Santa Gilla lagoon.

“Loved it. More history than we knew. The archaeological site of Nora was an excellent example of this - and more than we expected, thanks to our absolutely stellar guide. Super interesting — and very well structured and presented. Definitely recommend. Ton of history here.” - Reviewed on 2025-05-06

Evening Reflections: Sunset Serenity

As the day winds down, Cagliari offers a serene setting for reflection and relaxation. With the sun setting at 8:31 PM on May 17th and 8:32 PM on May 18th, there’s ample time to enjoy the evening light. Consider a leisurely stroll along the city’s historic streets, where the past and present coexist harmoniously.

The moderate wind speeds and comfortable humidity levels make it an ideal time to explore Cagliari’s vibrant neighborhoods, perhaps stopping at a local café to savor Sardinian cuisine. As you sip on a glass of Cannonau wine, let the day’s adventures sink in, from the coastal beauty of the Costa del Sud to the historical wonders of Nora.

Cagliari’s perfect weekend is a blend of scenic tours and coastal relaxation, offering a unique glimpse into the island’s rich history and natural beauty. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a beach lover, this Sardinian city promises an unforgettable experience.