Learn about the best places to visit, things to do, best accommodation options in North Sardinia Sardinia and plan a memorable holiday on the island.
There’s a little bit of England in the heart of Sardinia. In the small town of Bolotana, not far from Nuoro, you can find Villa Piercy, a charming 19th-century mansion. Surrounded by the forest of Badde Salighes, Villa Piercy is now an important tourist destination, not only for the house … Read more
La Pelosa is one of the most beautiful and most photographed beaches in Sardinia. At its northwestern tip, this small beach with beautiful, fine sand and shallow, transparent waters is and a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike, and it’s easy to see why: it is incredibly scenic, and … Read more
There are many excellent hotels in Olbia! While Olbia as a city if often overlooked in favor of other more popular tourist destinations such as the nearby Costa Smeralda and San Teodoro, it’s vicinity to a well served international airport and the harbor make it a great place to base … Read more
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 … 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 … Read more
Costa Paradiso is a tiny village and holiday hub in the Trinità d’Agultu e Vignola municipality. Thought to be one of the nicest beach towns in Italy, it was first founded in the 1960s as a VIP exclusive holiday spot and later became one of the most renowned – and … Read more
Asinara is a small, uninhabited island that sits off the northwestern coast of the stunning Italian island of Sardinia. Asinara is just 52 square kilometers in size and is one of Sardinia’s most incredible national parks, as well as a wildlife and marine preserve. A trip to Sardinia isn’t complete … Read more
There are many fantastic Alghero restaurants. This is a city of a thousand colors and traditions. This small town in northwestern Sardinia, which has been inhabited and influenced by the Catalan since the Middle Ages and still keeps a very Catalan soul, has so much to offer to the tourists … Read more
Sella e Mosca is one of the most important Sardinian wineries, and by far the largest on the island. It produces several wines with the most famous endemic grapes, and many other less famous variants. The vineyards and the winery are located in Alghero, the headquarters immersed in the Alghero … Read more
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 happen to be visiting this part of the island, you will have no shortage of fun activities to enjoy and places to visit. But … Read more
