The Top 10 Things To Do With Kids in Sardinia
It is a priceless opportunity to be able to share a different country and culture with your children. Thankfully Sardinia, and most of Italy, is packed with activities and excursions geared towards family enjoyment. You will never have a bored moment when visiting the Sardinian area with your kids as it provides an abundance of recreations to make your trip as special, fun, and memorable as you could want. Here are just a few of the amusing ways to spend the day with your youngsters while traveling through Sardinia.
Acquario di Cala Gonone
Aquarium, Museum
Beach day
3. Explore the caves
Sardinia is not only is enclosed by a series of pristine beaches but also a network of caves and grottos waiting to be toured. You can investigate these glimmering coves on foot or by arranging a guided ferry ride into the watery lairs. One of the popular family-friendly caves is Grotto di Nettuno (Neptune’s Grotto), showcasing a cerulean lake and an array of natural pillars. While learning about the formation of these caves you will get to observe the mysterious underground chamber of the island. Perfect for kids of all ages and an interesting activity for everyone.
4. Enjoy the cuisine together
Sardinia is one of the premier places to try traditional Italian recipes and experience the rich culture built around the act of dining. So, when staying on this island it’s important to try out some customary dishes and local delicacies together. If you’re kids are pasta lovers they should try Malloreddus, a small shell shaped pasta infused with herbs. It is a flavorful meal, and can be splashed with a variety of home-made sauces. If you’re feeling more adventures you can test out fresh fish lunches or dinners, or stick with what everyone loves, one of a kind Italian pizza.
5. Get outdoors
Sardinia is occupied by a series of nature preserves and parks packed with some of the lushest plant life and most serene views. Various regions of Sardinia offer a number of hiking routes to fill your day and display the natural wonder of the island. You can tackle these explorations with a guide or just the family. The Orosei trail is favoured among locals and visitors alike. Ascending a limestone hill and navigating through the fauna of the area, you’ll come to a stunning view of the landscape and nearby beaches. The trek lasts around three and a half hours.
6. See Sardinia on horseback
While you’re relishing in the great outdoors, arrange a horseback tour through the surrounding countryside with your family. You will have the opportunity to learn about the classic history of horseback riding on the island and agriculture while you spectate beautiful beaches and fields. There are multiple places to arrange this fun excursion and it is geared towards beginner and intermediate riders. This is a wonderful family outing package that lets the kids interact with animals while seeing unparalleled sights hearing about history.
Lap up some local ice cream
Cool down at the water park
Amusement Park, Park
9. Hop on the train
A number of small, charming trains course through the many sectors of Sardinia, but one of the most famed of these locomotives is the Little Green Train. It does provide transportation for locals but has specific routes for visitors that are shorter and packed with views of idyllic mountain villages, abandoned old stations and romantic pastures and crop fields. From here you will learn about day-to-day customs of locals and have the opportunity to check out little towns and locales along the way.
The Sardinia miniature park
Museum, Park