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.
Sant’Efisio’s celebrations are considered one of the most important Sardinian festivals. They are usually held between May 1st and May 4th of every year and they attract an enormous crowd of people, both worshippers and non-religious. The rite is about 4 centuries old and embodies all the traditional aspects of Sardinia, from clothing to music … Read more
Cala Mariolu, in the Gulf of Orosei, is one of Sardinia’s most famous beaches. This is a place of mesmerizing beauty; a (well-known) lost paradise that is quite the perfect spot to spend a day in the summer months. This is a very isolated beach: you can only get there by boat, or via a … Read more
Pula, a small town in southern Sardinia, and its surroundings are among the prettiest and most diverse areas in the region. People go there all year round: summer is indeed the best season if you love sunbathing, but surf and kite surf fans adore its beaches’ winter waves. The village is located less than 40 … Read more
Sardinia has so much more to offer than only beaches and crystal-clear waters. Today, I’m here to talk about another hidden gem of this island: its marvelous underground. Did you know that Sardinia is the Italian region with the biggest number of caves open to tourists? That’s right, and the caves in Sardinia are all … Read more
Are you spending your holidays in Alghero? I am happy for you, this small Catalan city in northwestern Sardinia is a really fantastic destination, with a lot to offer. Have you not found a place to stay in Alghero yet? Don’t worry! I am here to help you as I have selected all the best … Read more
If you are seeking information on how to get from Cagliari to Alghero you are in the right place. Alghero has its very own airport – Alghero Fertilia International Airport, which connects it to the rest of Italy and is also served by budget airlines connecting it to a number or cities across Europe. The … Read more
Cala Pira is one of the nicest, smaller coves of southeastern Sardinia. Easy to reach from Cagliari, and close to summer holiday destinations such as Costa Rei and Villasimius, Cala Pira remains a favorite of locals and tourists alike, and can get incredibly crowded in the peak summer months. Yet, visiting is absolutely worth it: … Read more
If you are looking for information on how to get from Cagliari to Olbia you are in the right place. Let me start by saying that Olbia has its very own airport – Olbia Costa Smeralda International Airport, which connects it to the rest of Italy and that also has direct flights to a number … Read more
Using public transport in Sardinia is a great choice if you’re looking for a cheap way to travel and you are traveling alone. It’s quite comfortable if you enjoy long bus/train rides and are in no particular rush to get anywhere: despite taking significantly longer than a car drive, you can relax and enjoy the … Read more
If you already saw some of my past blog posts, you’ll know that I always recommend renting a car in Sardinia – that’s, obviously, if you plan to explore more than just one place, and if yours is not strictly a weekend trip or a holiday at a beach resort. But you might wonder, why … Read more