A large island off the coast of Italy, Sardinia offers the best of Italian culture with a laid back, island twist. Enjoy the soft sandy beaches with plenty of opportunities to get little ones swimming or making the most of the water sports and activities on offer. Fussy children are sure to find something they love to eat, with pizza, pasta, gelato and lots more on the menu.
Family holidays in Sardinia offer parents and children the chance to sit back and relax or make the most of the stunning island and its many activities. Whatever you want from your holiday, our Personal Travel Planners will help you find it. They're travel experts with years of experience who will get to know what your family is looking for and offer the best options for you. We'll help you create memories to last a lifetime.
Try the Wonderland where there is a pool, village and creative workshops. Head to Barbie Village or even Marvin's Magic Academy to learn new skills. There is also a club for teens with lots of sports and activities, as well as themed rooms and even a children's restaurant.
Make the most of the children's pool where little ones can splash about and learn to swim, eat at the onsite restaurant and choose from the child friendly menu, or make the most of the activities on offer at the Kids' Clubs.
The north of Sardinia boasts fantastic beaches while still offering you and your family culture and some peace and quiet away from the big resorts. On the northern-most point sits the town of Palau, where the coastline is a jagged place full of deep-set coves, petite beaches and granite islands. The most famous islands lie just opposite – the Archipelago di La Maddalena National Park, so there is plenty of activity for you and your family.
The town of Santa Teresa Gullara lies even further north than Palau and on clear days you can see the island of Corsica from the shores. With plenty of cafes and restaurants and days spent to rest, this is a fabulous location for a quiet family holiday.
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