Attractions around L'Alguer/Alghero

One of the most beautiful old towns in Sardinia.

Here you can come by boat from Alghero or over many steps from the top ...

The top of Monte Timidone (361 m a.s.l.) offers a beautiful panorama and is the starting point of two technical descents for mountain bikes. There is also a fire watch tower at the summit.

Lake Baratz is the only natural lake on the island. Located 20 km from Alghero and 30 from Sassari, this lake is a frequent destination for excursions on foot, on horseback or by bicycle.

If you walk along the coast, you will get one or two surprises. Capo Caccia is one of them.

The Carmelo church is a place of worship located in the historic center of Alghero, close to the Aragonese fortifications. Consecrated to Catholic worship, it is part of the parish … read more

The Santa Maria Cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Alghero-Bosa dates from the 16th century, but has been rebuilt several times. It only received its classicist facade in the … read more

The Sulis tower takes its name from the revolutionary from Cagliari Vincenzo Sulis, who spent 22 years in solitary confinement inside the tower.
Also known as the spur tower (de … read more

Alghero is not lacking in assets. In addition to its magnificent natural sites near the city such as the cave of Neptune and its many white sand beaches, the city … read more

This place can be visited all year round, to be preferred in spring and autumn.
During the summer months there is a payment of 3 euros for entry.

The Capo Caccia offers, in addition to a beautiful view of the Mediterranean and the surrounding coasts, the opportunity to visit several caves. Definitely worth a visit.

Of all the towers inserted in the defense walls, that of San Giacomo is the only one with a non-circular plan.

Porto Palmas is a small uncrowded cove; It is half-moon shaped, enclosed between two cliffs and is located halfway between the more famous resorts of Alghero and Stintino. It can … read more

Alghero Port is located just below the city walls of the historic center of Alghero.
The port entrance leads the leisure skipper straight to Piazza Civica square, the vibrant center and seat of the famous Palazzo d’Albis.

The bay of Porto Conte (Portu Conte in the Sardinian language, Port del Comte in the Catalan language) is a natural inlet of the Riviera del Corallo, a town on the north-western coast of Sardinia.

Like the other towers in the area (white tower and black tower), the Bantine Sale tower was built by Philip II to defend himself against Saracen raids.
Of the three, … read more

One of the many little paradises on earth. Great play of colors between blue, green and the reddish-gray rocks.

On the promenade it is absolutely fantastic to go and you always have a great view of the sea

Fertilia is a hamlet of 2000 inhabitants in the municipality of Alghero, near which the homonymous airport is located.

Built in the 14th century, the Torre di Porta Terra is particular for its semicircle shape. It was originally called Porta Reial as it was the main entrance to the city.