Claudia 
If this isn’t the first time on this blog, you will surely have read my mantra: Sardinia is great to visit year round. However, there is no denying that it mainly owes its fame to its beaches and summer events, making the hottest months of the year the real tourist season. Visiting Sardinia in August … Read more
San Teodoro is considered one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Sardinia. Located on the border between the Gallura and Baronia regions, it has always been famous for the stunning colors of its sea. Although the main reason to visit San Teodoro is indeed the gorgeous beaches, San Teodoro has much more to offer: … Read more
Baunei is a small village in one of the most remote, pristine areas of Sardinia and the whole Mediterranean basin. Its location, surrounded by steep mountains and wild nature – though really close to the sea – has made the place so difficult to reach; so much so that almost nobody has been able to … Read more
Molara is one of the smallest islands off the coast of Sardinia. Located right next to the larger and more famous Tavolara island, and with that part of the Protected Marine Area of Tavolara Punta Coda Cavallo. It is easy to reach from Olbia, and a really unique place, yet unknown to tourism – in … Read more
Albeit being a small city, Olbia, in the Gallura region of Sardinia, is home to one of the most important harbors in Italy, and for a good reason: it’s a place rich in history, traditions, activities and is literally the gate to the internationally famous Costa Smeralda. Thanks to its location, it has always been … Read more
If you have read my post about the best festivals and events in Sardinia, you will have seen Time in Jazz mentioned among the ones you should not miss during the summer. This is a music festival of international fame. It takes place each year in Berchidda and some nearby small towns and brings to … Read more
Tavolara is one of the nicest islands of Sardinia, and if you are planning a summer or early fall trip to the northeast of the region, you should try to include it in your itinerary. Part of the Protected Marine Area of Tavolara Punta Coda Cavallo – which includes 15,000 hectares of sea and around … Read more
Arzachena is the original core of Costa Smeralda: this concept was in fact created right here in 1962 by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV. This small town in northern Sardinia is mostly famous for its beaches and tourist resorts, but you’d be surprised about how many more things it has to offer. Did you know … Read more
Known to be one of the best beaches of Gallura, in northwestern Sardinia, Cala Brandinchi is an extremely popular cove set between Olbia, the getaway to Costa Smeralda, and San Teodoro, a small town that is a favorite of both local and international tourists. The beach is quite narrow and can get overwhelmingly crowded during … Read more
Carloforte, on the small yet marvelous San Pietro Island, is a wonderful holiday destination. Albeit small, it offers an incredible range of attractions and activities that will make you want to visit. Should you decide to do so, you won’t find shortage of excellent Carloforte hotels. Needless to say, there is an abundance of beaches … Read more