Scale: 1:220,000 | Unfolded Size: 965 mm x 660 mm | Folded Size: 235 mm x 108 mm

Explore Sardinia — Rugged, Remote, and Remarkable

Whether you're navigating ancient mountain trails, tracing the curve of the coastline, or exploring historic inland villages, the National Geographic Adventure Map of Sardinia is your ideal companion for discovering this breathtaking Mediterranean island.

Designed with the needs of adventurous travellers in mind, this durable, highly detailed map combines regional insight with topographic accuracy. From remote hiking routes to winding coastal drives, every feature is crafted to support confident, independent exploration.

🗺️ Map Features

• Front Side: Northern Sardinia – includes Sassari, Castelsardo, Olbia, La Maddalena, and Nuoro

• Reverse Side: Southern Sardinia – covers Cagliari, Oristano, Iglesias, Sant'Antioco, and Tortolì

• Detailed Road Network: All major highways, regional roads, and tracks and trails are clearly marked, along with distance indicators

• Topographic Relief Shading: Highlights Sardinia’s mountainous terrain and varied landscape

• Tourist Points of Interest: Includes cultural sites, beaches, parks, ferry routes, and UNESCO World Heritage sites

• Index of Cities & Towns: Easy-to-use reference for trip planning

• Adventure-Ready Construction: Printed on tear-resistant, waterproof synthetic paper for maximum durability in the field

• Convenient Size: Folds down compactly to 235 x 108 mm, ideal for backpacks, gloveboxes, or daypacks

🧳 Perfect For:

• Independent road trippers and off-the-beaten-track adventurers

• Hikers, cyclists, and beach explorers

• Cultural travellers looking to visit archaeological ruins, ancient cities, and natural reserves

• Anyone travelling Sardinia without relying solely on GPS

• Use alongside a guidebook or Sardinia travel atlas for the ultimate travel toolkit

📐 Specifications

Beautifully designed, field-tested, and built to last, this map is a must-have for discovering the untamed beauty and rich history of Sardinia—beyond the resorts and into the real island.

Travel well. Explore deeper. Take National Geographic with you.