Flying from Amsterdam to Sardinia costs from €166 return with easyJet. The median price sits around €178, so you have affordable options if you're flexible with dates. With 1 stopover, it's a solid way to reach the Italian island without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
The lowest price is €166 return. Our sample shows fares ranging from €166 to €221, with a median of €178. There's no clear pattern for which month or day offers cheaper fares, so your best tactic is flexibility: search multiple date ranges and book once you spot a fare that works. Booking early gives you more control over availability.
Airline and stopovers
easyJet operates this route. The journey includes 1 stopover, so it's not a direct flight, but that's typical for this price point. The stopover cuts into your day but keeps costs down. Use the time to check your bag or grab a bite at the hub.
Best time to visit
Sardinia works well almost year-round. June to September are peak (beaches, busy), while April–May and September–October bring pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Winter (December–February) is quieter and laid-back, perfect if you want peace. The sea is cooler, but you still enjoy the island fully.
What to do when you land
You arrive in Cagliari, the capital in the south. From there, explore La Pelosa beach (north), the village of Bosa, Costa Smeralda, or stay in Cagliari itself (old town, Roman amphitheatre). Food is excellent: malloreddus, bottarga, local cheeses. Rent a car for freedom or use buses to hop between towns.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price from Amsterdam to Sardinia?
The lowest fare is €166 return on easyJet. Our sample shows fares up to €221, but €166 is the minimum recorded. The median is €178.
Which airline flies Amsterdam to Sardinia?
easyJet. It's the operator on this route in the available data.
Is the flight direct or does it have stopovers?
It has 1 stopover. Not a direct flight, but the price makes up for it.
What can I see in Sardinia?
Turquoise beaches, coastal villages, Roman heritage, quality local food. It depends on your area: the north is wilder, the centre quieter, the south more urban around Cagliari.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.