Location: Budoni
Top Things to do in Budoni
What to do and see in Budoni, Italy: The Best Places and Tips
A seaside village on Sardinia's northeastern coast, Budoni has approximately 18 km of sandy coastline. The popular resort of San Teodoro and the picturesque harbor of Porto Ottiolu are nearby. Clear ocean waters and a superb natural landscape make Budoni an alluring Mediterranean destination.
Restaurants in Budoni
1. Cala di Budoni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By HelloMister4 - Haarlem, The Netherlands
Clean and simple beach like many on the Island. Some chairs were available (june). Maybe more service will be available later on during the high season. Two restaurants were open, both simple but ok.
2. Spiaggia di Porto Ottiolu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Carlosmad40
If you compare with anothers beachs in Sardinia, perhaps it is not one of the best; but the sand is white, clean, and not dangerous. If you go in August, will be a lot of people.
3. Spiaggia di Su Tiriarzu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By chocdikrab - Frankfurt, Germany
we came to su tiriarzu in the arely afternoon. the parking area is not far away and costs 3 euro for the whole day. the beach itself is seperated by a small river and over a wooden bridge we came trough the main entrance on the beach. wooden pathes lead the visitors to the left and right direction and at the end of the pathes there are located beachbars who offer suneds and umbrellas for high prices. the music was very loud and we thoght we were stranded in the middle of a beach discothek. so we walked some hundred meter more in direction of the southend of su tiriarzu and there we had our traquillity. the beach is very long and straight and so bigger waves arrived at the beach and it made fun to play with. the water is crystaclear and shows different types of green and blue, but is is only a narrow stripe, because the water get deep quickly. the beach drops steeply and fast to the sea and su tiriarzu is not realy a place for families with children. there are no shadowzones on the beach and a umbrella and sun protection is absolutely necessary. further a cooling bag with some drinks shoud by your side also, because the Beach Bar is expensive. toilettes we didn´t found, but in the beachbars should be one.
we can recomment su tiriarzu not realy. for tourists who looking for fun at the beach the beachbars might be perfect, but for people who looking for tranquillity there are much more better places in the surrounding
4. Nuraghe San Pietro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By vlcek68 - Sollentuna, Sweden
This nuraghe is very well preserved and very interesting to visit. The site is well accessible and you have a good view of the surroundings from the top. Suitable for adults as well as for children. Nice try to show some local plants as well.
5. Discovery Diving Sardegna
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Diving, Snorkeling and Tour Islands. Discovery Diving Sardegna is just a few minutes of zodiac from the most famous dive spots of Protected Marine Area of Tavolara - Punta Coda Cavallo. You dont’worry about carrying your equipment anymore! You’ll find everything on the quay in front of the boat! Breakfast on board...it’s our job! After diving we’ll wash and dry your equipment! Discovery Diving Sardegna is located within the prestigious Marina di Puntaldia, at 26 km from Olbia and at 9 km from San Teodoro. The Diving is easy to find. We hope to see you soon! ;)
Reviewed By micina_0o
360° top experience: highly skilled instructors, fantastic team, very nice ambience and
beautiful spots! In 1 week I got my OWD license at Discovery Diving and Giovanni was so patient and nice with me, but at the same time extremely professional. I could really trust him. Thanks guys. Can’t wait to be there again :)
6. Baia Sant'Anna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By JaynrManchester - nr Manchester
The coastline and pine trees are absolutely lovely. However, there is a well-established and attractive residential area on one side of the entrance road and a development in progress on the other. The new development is too dense and is in danger of spoiling the area. The coastline is protected but in my opinion the development taking place at the moment is not in keeping with the area. Perhaps it will soften as plants and bushes are planted in the garden but the overall impression at the present time is that the area is being spoiled by the developers.
7. spiaggia di Posada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By Dxxxxxx - Surrey, England
Superb beach, with several access points. We took the road straight down from Posada. There was a free car park and toilets as you walked through to the beach, across the lagoon on a small bridge.
On the beach there a couple of sun bed rental places (around €18 for day with an umbrella and 2 beds), a bar and a few people with their own umbrellas/beach mats etc, then it’s just empty for 200-300m before you reach the next access point with a similar set up. You can walk right the way down to La Caletta town and port.
8. Davide&Golia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 872 reviews
Reviewed By Bernt G - Lulea, Sweden
David really gives his all, and he seems to be very funny. He looks like a really charismatic guy. However, it's about 30 seconds in English and then 15 minutes in Italian, that made it really hard for us to appreciate the jokes and the show. During the first hours we were disguised and disappointed, but the Beaches were wonderful and the cave really magnificent, and right in time, we really needed the rest from the sun. If you go to Grotta del fig, be aware of the fact that the gudie there doesn't speak English either, so you must use a device with a recored voice to approximate the tour. When we got there they only had two in English left, and were rude .
But, but the tickets for the caves, and all at the entrance for the recorded guide.
We bought the tickets the same morning worth a discount, don't count on it later in July/August.
Tale your Seating in front of the middle, so you better can hear what he says (might be in English when you go :)
9. Spiaggia Sa Capannizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Alessandro M - Rome, Italy
spiaggia di sabbia fine lunga ma non larga, pulita, con cestini, attrezzata con bar e con possibile servizio gastronomia, acqua molto bella, parcheggio a 0,60/h oppure 2€ tutto il giorno più economico di altre spiagge è comunque affollata, fondale basso adatto ai bambini
10. Castello della Fava
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By Tanmouss - Oslo, Norway
Narrow uphill charming cobble stone streets with small gifts and souvenirs shops, some restaurants and cafes, lead to the castle. On the way, the very humble medieval church S. Antonia Abate. It looked like the walk was tough to reach the top and it was too hot. So we enjoyed the view from the bottom of the castle.
