Alghero unfolds through walks along its bastions, lanes and coral workshops, with the sea on the horizon. Capo Caccia opens towards the cliffs; the road to Bosa introduces Planargia’s vineyards and western villages. A setting for those drawn to the connection between town life, culture and nature.
The maritime town and landscapes of the west
In Alghero, the sea is part of the town’s fabric: the bastions, harbour and historic lanes form a landscape to explore on foot. Coral workshops reveal a craft tradition woven into local identity. Beyond town, Capo Caccia and its cliffs change the scale of the journey, opening a perspective between rock, vegetation and the sea.
The editorial journey broadens towards Bosa and Planargia. Houses beside the Temo, Malvasia vineyards and villages such as Modolo and Tinnura suggest another way of exploring the west. Inland, Santu Lussurgiu brings basalt lanes together with traditional crafts. A home on this coast can favour town life or a quieter setting, while maintaining a connection with the wider area.
Your way of living
and travelling.
Here, your search can focus on city life or on a home with more space around it. Consider how close you want to be to the centre, the outdoor areas you need and whether the home is for short stays or longer periods.
Where would you
like to begin?
A home to buy or rent, a holiday or an itinerary: describe what you need. Enquiries are gathered by the editorial team; availability, services and proposals are agreed by the professionals involved.
This introduction draws on the itineraries and editorial features in Sardinia Magazine 2026.
For further information about the area: SardegnaTurismo — the official tourism portal of the Sardinia Region.