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Travel guide of Sardinia

In this travel guide, we will try to provide you with the most useful information so as not to leave unprepared for your next trip to Sardinia.

Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It’s a fantastic adventure in an emerald sea. It is a surprise between small and large coves with white sand. It is a wonder for its lights and colors, a country of ancient traditions, immersed in a wild and uncontaminated nature.

The sea reigns unchallenged along the coasts and beaches and in anyone who visits this land at least once.

Among the various historical peculiarities, it is impossible not to mention the Nuraghi, constructions of large blocks of stone, solid and powerful, which seem to represent the strength of this ancient island.

Isola dei Cavoli: a practical guide to boat trips from Villasimius

What to see on Isola dei Cavoli Isola dei Cavoli is a small, wild and uninhabited islet south-east of Capo Carbonara, dominated by the Isola dei Cavoli lighthouse, which has become the area’s most photographed landmark. All around it, rocks and small coves overlook crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkelling and unforgettable swims among colourful fish. [...]

Cala Gonone: the port of departure for the coves of the Gulf of Orosei

Nestled between high limestone cliffs and a deep blue sea, the seaside village of Cala Gonone is the perfect base camp for discovering one of Italy’s wildest coastlines. If you are planning excursions in the Gulf of Orosei, organizing boat trips from Cala Gonone is the most practical and spectacular choice. The village and port [...]

Residence Holidays in Sardinia: Benefits & What to Pack

The perfect organization of a holiday starts with choosing the right accommodation. In recent years, more and more travelers prefer the flexibility of an apartment over a classic hotel room. But why is the residence formula in Sardinia so popular? And above all, how do you pack the perfect suitcase, especially if you are traveling [...]

What to see in Alghero: an itinerary among history, sunsets, and nature

Alghero is not just an excellent seaside destination. It is a city with a vibrant soul, a fascinating history, and a culture unique in all of Sardinia. Nicknamed Barceloneta (little Barcelona) for its strong Catalan influences, still evident in its architecture and local language, Alghero is the ideal destination for those seeking the perfect mix [...]

The 5 Most Beautiful Beaches in Alghero: A Guide to the Coral Riviera

The north-western coast of Sardinia, known as the Coral Riviera, is a succession of enchanting bays, cliffs overlooking the sea, and long stretches of white sand. Alghero is the undisputed queen of this stretch of coast, offering perfect solutions both for families looking for relaxation and for water sports lovers. If you are planning a [...]

Travelling through the vineyards and wine glasses of Gallura

When you think of Sardinia, your mind immediately wanders to the turquoise hues of Cala Brandinchi or the fine sand of La Pelosa. However, there is another way to truly savour the island, and that is through its wines! Gallura is not just about the coast: it is also a land of excellent wines and [...]

Beaches by reservation in Sardinia: how access and tickets work

Every summer, some beaches in Sardinia restrict access to protect sensitive environments and ensure a more enjoyable experience for visitors. In practice, this means that, at certain times and during certain hours, access is only possible with a reservation and sometimes with a small fee or specific rules on permitted equipment. This guide will help [...]

Christmas in Sardinia at the table: stories, places and flavours

Christmas in Sardinia is not a list of dishes but a way of being together. In December, the island slows down, home ovens are lit up again, the scrubland smells of myrtle and the villages fill with songs and lights. Slow-cooked dishes designed for sharing arrive at the table: semolina bread, mature cheeses, roast meats [...]

7-day itinerary in northern Sardinia: from Stintino to San Teodoro

This trip is designed for those who want to see a lot without rushing: a few bases in residences (comfortable, with kitchen and parking) and short journeys, so each day has a relaxed pace. You will visit Stintino, Castelsardo, Santa Teresa Gallura, the La Maddalena archipelago, the Costa Smeralda and, finally, San Teodoro and Budoni. [...]