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Nuraghe la Prisgiona, also known as “The Stone Giant,” is often considered one of the finest examples of Nuragic architecture in northern Sardinia. You really don’t want to miss this archaeological site, especially if you are planning a trip to the northern part of the island. Nuraghe are a testimony of the ancient population that … Read more
Albeit close, getting from Corsica to Sardinia isn’t necessarily straightforward. The ferry from Corsica to Sardinia runs regularly, but the schedule changes just as regularly and it makes researching information actually frustrating. But don’t worry, I am here to help! Corsica is the fourth biggest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It is part of France … Read more
If you’re a history buff, art lover, or someone who just loves learning, then the museums in Sardinia will be a real treat for you. While lounging by the beach in a sunbed along the turquoise-blue waters of Sardinia is positively divine, there is a bevy of museums in Sardinia that really merit a trip … Read more
There are many fabulous archeological sites in Sardinia. You may already know that the Italian island of Sardinia is world-renowned for pristine beaches and crystalline waters, but did you know that Sardinia is also famous for breathtaking archeological sites? Sardinia is home to a rich history that dates back millennia. The ancient megalithic edifices called … Read more
Boat trips to La Maddalena are the best way to enjoy this archipelago if you are short on time or you don’t have your own boat to go around. The good news is that there are many tours available – for any budget and taste. Whether you want to splurge on a private boat and … Read more
Did you know that Sardinia, among its many nicknames, is often called “Island of the Giants”? This original name comes from the fact that several historical ruins and relics on the island are undoubtedly oversized; moreover, several legends mention big, tall people who used to live in Sardinia at the beginning of time. The traces … Read more
If you find yourself in Sardinia, and you are looking for medieval villages and astonishing natural landscapes, then visiting Aggius is a must. Aggius is a small town located in the heart of Gallura, in the north-western part of the island. It is well known for its landscape, shaped by granitic rocks, and for its … Read more
The beautiful city of Paris is served by various international airports and if you are traveling from there you will have a fantastic choice of destinations you can reach with a direct flight. Among the many flights departing regularly from the Ville Lumiere, there are plenty of Paris to Sardinia flights, so if you are … Read more
Costa Paradiso is a tiny village and holiday hub in the Trinità d’Agultu e Vignola municipality. It was first founded in the 1960s as a VIP exclusive holiday spot and later became one of the most renowned – and less exclusive – beach destinations in north Sardinia. The village now thrives with tourism, especially in … Read more
Sardinia is often chosen as a honeymoon destination. Who could refuse a holiday surrounded by emerald seas, white sand, nature, and peace? Of course, a honeymoon requires a certain level of privacy and care to details, which includes a beautiful, preferably romantic hotel, right? After all, it’s your honeymoon and you don’t want to be … Read more