Malu Entu Island
Malu Entu Island, Malu Entu Island, Malu Entu Island
San Pietro Island
Known as “Sparrowhawk Island,” San Pietro is located north of Sant’Antioco. Home to around 6,000 people, it’s easily accessed via frequent ferry services from Calasetta and Portovesme on the Sardinian mainland.
Sulcis Archipelago, Sant’Antioco
Spanning 160 square kilometers, the Sulcis Archipelago is situated a short distance off the southern coast of the Sardinian mainland.
Tavolara Island
Another of Sardinia’s islands situated in the northeast – specifically off the coast of Olbia – Tavolara is a small but striking slice of limestone massif rising out of the water like a mountain. Characterized by steep cliffs, the island spans five kilometers, and reaches an altitude of 1,854 feet (that’s at Monte Cannone).
Asinara Island
Situated off the coast of the northwestern tip of Sardinia, Asinara Island spans over 50 square kilometers. The island is entirely protected, and mostly uninhabited.
Caprera
Linked to La Maddalena via a bridge, Caprera is the second largest island in the archipelago.
Spargi
The third largest island in La Maddalena archipelago, Spargi is also uninhabited. It boasts a rugged, granite landscape that juts dramatically out of the turquoise seas. As yet undeveloped, Spargi is a relaxing spot that’s perfect for a day trip during your time in La Maddalena. You can visit on a private boat or tour.
Budelli
This island may be very attractive, but Santo Stefano is actually mainly known for playing host to a NATO Naval Base, as well as the Italian Navy too. Because of this military connection, most of the island remains uninhabited, aside from visitors to the tourist resort and the military.
Santo Stefano
This island may be very attractive, but Santo Stefano is actually mainly known for playing host to a NATO Naval Base, as well as the Italian Navy too. Because of this military connection, most of the island remains uninhabited, aside from visitors to the tourist resort and the military.
Archipelago of La Maddalena
La Maddalena is a sparkling archipelago just off Sardinia’s northeastern coast. Set in the azure seas of the Strait of Bonifacio, between Sardinia and Corsica, the collection of seven main islands