Su Gorropu Canyon is a natural formation that divides Orgosolo’s and Urzulei’s municipalities, in the heart of Sardinian Supramonte. It was excavated by millennia of water flowing, especially by the Rio Flumineddu, but also by the rain and ancient geological events. Make sure to read my post A Guide To Supramonte, Sardinia. The canyon is … Read more
You may not know it yet, but climbing in Sardinia is world class. The Italian island of Sardinia, floating in idyllic Mediterranean waters, is a rock climbers paradise. The jagged and rocky landscape, brimming with limestone mountains of all shapes and sizes, is a place where world-class climbers are honing their skills, as well as … 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
Not many people outside Sardinia know this, but the island is a fantastic birdwatching destination, and one of the best places to do that is actually Cagliari, the capital. That’s where you’ll find the Parco di Molentargius – Molentargius Natural Park, in English; an incredible oasis where a variety of species live. No trip to … Read more
Cala Luna, in the Gulf of Orosei, is one of the most scenic beaches on the eastern coast of Sardinia. Located between the regions of Barbagia and Ogliastra, it’s a place of incredible beauty – so much so, that it’s been used as the set of many movies. Located between the territories of Baunei and … Read more
There are many beautiful nature reserves and national parks in Sardinia. Sardinia may be known for its beaches and upscale holiday destinations, but there’s a whole lot more to this island than lounging around on the sand! We actually have so many nature reserves in Sardinia, as well as two beautiful national parks. They boast … Read more
There are many beautiful parks in Cagliari. The capital of Sardinia may be known for its galleries, museums, and historic sites – as well as its intriguing warren of streets and lanes. But if you need a break from pavement pounding, don’t worry; there is also a great selection of city parks in Cagliari to … Read more
Surfing in Sardinia is a lot of fun! Aloha surfers! If you are seeking information about where to go surfing in Sardinia, you’re in the right place. The Italian island of Sardinia has 1,849 kilometers of coastline. While the waters of the Mediterranean may be colder than those found in tropical destinations, there are still … Read more
You probably wouldn’t imagine that, but there are many waterfalls in Sardinia. While there’s a song that says, don’t go chasing waterfalls, I couldn’t disagree more! When you’re in Sardinia, you definitely need to go chasing waterfalls. There are so many spectacular waterfalls to see that you’re going to want to plan your trip accordingly … Read more
There are many incredible hikes in Sardinia. Hiking in Sardinia is fantastic. Along the trails, you’ll soak up spectacular scenery and breathtaking views. The Italian island of Sardinia is world-renowned for being a top summer holiday destination, with plentiful idyllic beaches, but Sardinia is also home to lush vegetation and abundant mountains with a vast … Read more