Activities at
Baia Holiday Isuledda campsite
Looking for both adventure and relaxation? The wide range of activities on offer at the campsite promise to make this a holiday to remember. The varied entertainment programme will delight anyone who loves to stay active. Whether you prefer a calm, festive or sporty atmosphere, you can draw up the perfect holiday programme.
Aqua-gym classes for some, snorkelling for others; no two days are ever the same. This variety is what we love about seaside holidays.
Campsite activities
Group classes
Want to stay in shape while on holiday? Take part in the various group classes to have fun at your own pace. Lift those legs high during the morning fitness session before taking a refreshing aqua-gym class...in the sea!
The wellness spa, your sensory time out
Do you fancy some time out to pamper yourself? Indulge in a moment of pure relaxation at the Mirage Panta Rei Spa, nestled in the heart of lush nature. Let yourself go and enjoy a gentle massage or a refreshing facial.
Wind down with your loved one along the wellness path, with jacuzzi, sensorial showers, sauna and Turkish bath. Listen to the murmur of the water, breathe in the relaxing scents, feel the warmth surround you...and free your mind.
Holidaymakers love: The spectacular view of the sea from the sun deck, especially at sunset.
Evening entertainment
Isuledda campsite’s open-air theatre promises you colourful evenings of exceptional entertainment. Young and old alike are invited to take part in Caribbean and group dancing for joyous summer moments.
In any case, no two shows on the packed programme are the same. Sing your heart out along to musical comedies and enjoy a lively cabaret.
Activities and sightseeing near the campsite
A water sports paradise
There are two reasons why water sports fans will fall in love with Sardinia. The first is the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the second is the choice on offer to live their passion. The campsite has direct access to eight free-admission beaches, as well as a scuba diving centre and sailing centre.
You can set sail, explore the marine world with a snorkel, or learn to scuba dive.
Holidaymakers love: Experience a magical day with a boat excursion to the Maddalena archipelago. Discover white sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Paradise on Earth.
Bike tours: Freedom to explore the coast at your own pace.
Do you love cycle tours? Rent a bike at your campsite reception area and set off to explore the Cannigione landscapes. A 3km cycle trail starts at the harbour and winds along the seashore, pine forest and town. With the wind in your hair, pedal to La Conia, or if you’re feeling more adventurous, go all the way to Palau.
Along the way, admire the stunning views of the Gulf of Salins and the famous Capo d'Orso, with its bear-shaped rock overlooking the coast.
Holidaymakers love: Take this opportunity to explore the town of Cannigione. Treat yourself to an ice-cream while you stroll along the Andrea Doria promenade. Then visit San Giovanni Battista church and the archaeological site on the outskirts of the town.
Cultural excursions in Sardinia
How about a short history lesson? Not the boring kind, but the one that exists outside of books and libraries. Retrace the ancient civilisations that lived on these lands long before us. Sardinia offers another way to immerse yourself in history.
The area around Cannigione is brimming with treasures for you to visit:
- Li Muri necropolis, dating from the 4th century BC: A remarkable example of Sardinian Megalithic Art. The site is home to four tombs in a circular formation and a burial tunnel.
- The Malchittu nuraghe complex: A Nuragic Age site showcasing the architecture and culture of this ancient civilisation.
- Albucciu nuraghe: This site is home to artefacts including votive swords, bronze items and a ceremonial figurine.
- The Giants’ Grave: A Nuragic Age funerary monument composed of monoliths anchored in the ground.
Did you know? The Nuragic Age refers to a protohistoric civilisation which emerged in Sardinia during the first Bronze Age, in around the 18th century BC. These people reigned over the Italian island for 1000 years.
