STRICTLY SARDINIA
Sardinia is a large island at the heart of the Mediterranean. Part of Italy, it is similar in many ways, but also incredibly different. Sardinia is blessed with stunning beaches and turquoise clear waters. But there’s more to Sardinia than just beaches. Unique archaeological sites; beautiful cities; quaint small villages; hiking trails galore; climbing and mountain biking opportunities; millenary traditions, festivals and concerts; unique food and delicious wines: these are some of the things that should draw you here – but not all!
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The Neptune’s Grotto (Grotte di Nettuno, in Italian) is a beautiful cave complex nearby Alghero, and among the most beautiful caves in Sardinia, and they …
Together with Su Nuraxi of Barumini, Nuraghe Palmavera is one of the best kept nuraghe in Sardinia and a must see when in Alghero.
If you …
North Sardinia beaches are among the most beautiful and unique in Italy. Thanks to the Island’s shape and the numerous difficulties to access the shores …
Stintino is located on the furthest north-western point of Sardinia and is the closest village to Asinara Island, only a few kilometers away from it: …
The Altopiano del Golgo (Golgo Plateau in English) is an incredible place in Baunei’s Supramonte, filled to the brim with nature and history. If you …
Which are the best beaches in South Sardinia? You are in the right place to find out!
Sardinia is a vast island, and its coasts have …
RECIPES
Spaghetti con le vongole (internationally known as spaghetti with clams) aren’t a Sardinian food – at least not in their classic version. In fact, the …
Pardulas – also known as pardule and called “formaggelle” in Italian – are one of Sardinia’s favorite sweets. Much like seadas, these star-shaped tartlets change …
Also known as prazzira or pani cun tammatta or even pani cun tamatiga (literally “bread and tomatoes”), su mustazzeddu is a dish that is typical …
