RV rental in Sardinia

Our top tips for renting a campervan in Italy and touring Sardinia

Go on a Sardinia road trip and explore everything the island has to offer. The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking in advance is highly recommended.  

At CamperDays we offer flexible bookings, which means if your travel plans change, we immediately contact the rental company and take care of the rebooking free of charge. Many of our partners are accommodating and do not charge any rebooking fees. In case you have any questions before or after booking, you can contact our friendly customer service team by telephone.

Some of Sardinia’s best attractions

Sardinia is known for its fantastic coastline and ancient history. Below we have put together some of the best sights to visit

Capo Testa

• In Northern Sardinia, between the Costa Smeralda and the Maddalena Islands, Capo Testa has crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. These beaches are the island's most picturesque beaches.

• These beaches are free in comparison to those on the Costa Smeralda and you don't need to take a boat to get to them. It is recommended to go to Santa Reparata for windsurfing and snorkeling.

Castelsardo

• An old and busy little fishing harbor town, which is full of pastel-colored buildings. By going up the hill you will be able to visit a 12th-century castle with a museum that explores the local specialty of basket making.

• Amazing views of the coastline can be seen at the top. The Duomo, in the little plaza below, has one of Sardinia's finest altarpieces, which dates back to the 15th century. 

Tour Nuraghe Su Nuraxi

• This ancient village is the nearest one to Cagliari, which even offers 30-minute tours and English-speaking guides. The outer walls were built in the 11th or 12th century BC. You can go inside the tower and climb to the top for a close-up view of the stacked dome.

• Make sure to visit the Casa Zapata Museum after exploring the towers. Here you can find fascinating exhibits and another nuraghe.

Santa Cristina Nuraghe and the Holy Well

• This is one of Sardinia's most diverse archaeological attractions, where you can visit a well-preserved "holy well". There is also a well temple dating back to 1100 BC and a nuraghe tower where you can climb to its open wildflower-strewn roof for views of the prehistoric stone village.

• Make sure to stop between the well and the nuraghe to see the group of tiny stone pilgrim lodgings, which were former monks' cells surrounding a 12th-century church.