Visit Sardinia: things to do in Sardinia; places to visit in Sardinia; best beaches in Sardinia and much more you can enjoy on the island.
A Cala Goloritzé boat tour is a wonderful, easy and comfortable way of discovering not only Cala Goloritzé, but the rest of the incredible Gulf of Orosei. Cala Goloritzé is the symbol of the Gulf of Orosei, an uncontaminated, wild corner of Sardinia. It definitely is one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia and … Read more
The Supramonte is an inner area of Sardinia which includes the municipalities of Orgosolo, Baunei, Dorgali, Urzulei, and Oliena, and is divided into mountainous Supramonte and marine Supramonte by the State Road SS 125 Orientale Sarda. Due to its geological and geographical features, the Supramonte is home to a large population of autochthonous plants and … Read more
A Gulf of Orosei boat tour is a great way of fully appreciating one of the best areas of Sardinia. The Gulf of Orosei is one of the most beautiful, stunning marine areas of Sardinia. It is also one of the most difficult places to explore. If you’ve been on this site before, you have … Read more
How many interesting and trivia facts about Sardinia do you know? Everybody knows about Sardinia’s heavenly beaches and crystal-clear waters, and most are also aware of the incredible stubbornness and kindness of the locals. But there is a lot of information that’s not directly related to tourism and is, therefore, less known. You surely know … Read more
The Golfo di Orosei (Gulf of Orosei in English) is one of the most intact places in Sardinia. For a long time and until very recently, it was nearly impossible to get to many of its coves and beaches because of the terrain’s conformation. The beautiful scenario, the cliffs and mountains surrounding the area, and … Read more
There are many interesting Sardinia myths, and a number of Sardinia legends that will tickle your curiosity. A lot of countries in the world have myths and legends regarding them – many of these countries are in Europe. Who has never heard about Loch Ness’ monster or the thousands of dragon tales sung in medieval … Read more
Muravera is a destination that has a lot to offer to any type of traveler. Thanks to its location, the village has been inhabited since ancient times and still attracts swarms of visitors year after year, starting from May, when its famous citrus festival takes place, until early fall when the seawater becomes too cold … Read more
Known to be one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Bosa, Sardinia counts no more than 8500 inhabitants, colorful buildings, a hilltop castle and a river flowing right through the village. It’s honestly so scenic that you really should not miss it if you happen to visit Sardinia. Some go there on day trips from … Read more
Castelsardo is located inside the Asinara Gulf and was founded by the Genoese Doria family, who originally called it “Castel Genovese”. It is included in the “100 Most Beautiful Italian Villages” chart and, thanks to the beautiful beaches and cityscape it offers, there is no wonder why. The castle (castello) that gives the name to … Read more
Alghero, Sardinia is a truly charming place to visit and if you are planning a trip to the island you should not miss it. This Catalan enclave of less than 50000 people is the 5th largest city in Sardinia and – despite attracting multitude of tourists every year – it’s managed to retain its character … Read more