Italy · Walking Tours

2-Hour Porto Cervo Walking Tour with Old Port and Stella Maris

2 Hours Round trip from Piazzetta degli ulivi Moderate pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Appreciate the new Mediterranean architecture of Porto Cervo
02 Browse boutiques of some of the world's most famous brands
03 Walk through the Old Port and see renowned yachts or sailing boats
04 Visit the uncommon little white Stella Maris Church overlooking the port

Go on a 2-hour walking tour in Porto Cervo, a tourist destination in northeast Sardinia and the most important village of Costa Smeralda. Learn about its high-standard and expensive facilities, and see the innovative yet traditional architecture of the many villas that dot the bay. This walking tour offers beautiful panoramic views while revealing the economic importance of tourism in Sardinia.

Walk to the area called the Old Port, where, depending on the time of year, you may see some of the world's most famous yachts or modern sailing boats preparing for a sailing cup.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access No

City Costa Smeralda

Languages English, French, Italian

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Porto Cervo, Old Port and Stella Maris Church

Meet at Piazzetta Degli Olivi to begin a walking tour through the winding streets of Porto Cervo.
See the many boutiques selling expensive products from famous brands, such as clothes and watches, as well as cafes with terraces overlooking the sea.
Learn about the importance of Porto Cervo within Sardinian tourism, and see how this small modern place influences the local economy and employment rate.
Walk to the area called the Old Port, where, depending on the time of year, you may see some of the world's most famous yachts or modern sailing boats preparing for a sailing cup.
Admire the bright ideas of smart architects who designed the different buildings using local granite stone, blending them with respect for local traditions and the natural environment.
Continue to Stella Maris Church, which overlooks the small new port and the Costa Smeralda Yachting Club, and visit this uncommon little white church.