Porto Conte and Capo Caccia is a food day trips in Alghero.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Day trip · 8 hours
Discover the archaeological wonders form north to central Sardinia: necropolis, Nuraghe Santu Antine, sacred well of Santa Cristina among others; and enjoy the traditi...
Day trip · 5.5 hours
Discover authentic villages near Alghero among murals, breathtaking views and local flavors: an authentic journey with lunch overlooking the lake and Sardinian traditi...
Day trip · 4 hours
Explore Bosa’s pastel houses, Malaspina Castle, and the scenic River Temo. Enjoy a guided tour, browse the artisan market, and savor a leisurely local lunch in this ch...
Bosa stacks coloured houses above the river Temo an hour south of Alghero, and pours the sweet Malvasia that gives the surrounding Planargia its wine road.
Sassari sits 40 minutes inland from Alghero and eats differently, with favata bean stew and monzette snails cooked in batter around Piazza d'Italia.
Stintino was built by Ligurian tuna fishermen in 1885, and its restaurants still run on tuna roe, lobster soup and octopus a short drive north of Alghero.
Castelsardo holds a Doria fortress over the Asinara gulf, and its restaurants below the walls work lobster, crayfish, crab and sea urchin from the same water.