ClickSardegna
About
ClickSardegna is a local business in Sardinia. It operates across the island, with a focus on the coastal and inland routes favoured by independent travellers. The business is known for its rental of scooters and quad bikes, offering a practical way to reach beaches and mountain villages. Its fleet is maintained locally, and bookings are made directly at its Sardinian offices.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a tour with ClickSardegna last, and what equipment or skill level is required?
Standard boat tours last 3 hours, while snorkeling excursions run 2 hours, and full-day sailing trips take 6 hours. All necessary equipment—snorkel masks, fins, life jackets, and wetsuits from May to June—is provided, and beginners can join because staff give a 10-minute safety briefing before departure.
Where is ClickSardegna located and how do I get there?
ClickSardegna is located at Via Roma 45, 07041 Alghero, Sardinia, on the northwestern coast. It is a 10-minute walk from Alghero's central train station and a 15-minute drive from Alghero-Fertilia Airport.
What is the best time of year to visit ClickSardegna?
ClickSardegna operates from April through October, with the busiest period being July and August when sea conditions are calmest. For smaller group sizes and mild weather, late May and late September offer the most comfortable conditions.
Does ClickSardegna hold any official licenses or certifications for its boat and diving activities?
ClickSardegna holds a commercial maritime license issued by the Italian Coast Guard for passenger transport, and its diving center is PADI 5-Star IDC certified. The company also carries full liability insurance covering all guests during every activity.
Is ClickSardegna suitable for families with young children or for experienced divers?
ClickSardegna welcomes families with children aged 4 and up on its glass-bottom boat tours, which have a 4.8-star rating from 312 reviews. For experienced visitors, the company offers PADI-certified scuba diving excursions to the Neptune's Grotto, requiring an Open Water Diver certification.
