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Although part of Italy for more than 100 years, Sardinia remains independent of Italian culture.

Throughout the centuries Sardinia has been raided, plundered, colonised. The island has a mild climate, not too cold in winter, fairly hot in summer. There are many beautiful bays, dramatic rock formations and caves to explore along the coast, do not miss the Blue Marino and Neptune Caves. The rocky uneven coast and sheltered beaches are captivating but a trip inland is a fascinating experience. There are forests in the central mountain areas where trees mingle with the granite and basalt rocks in a lunar landscape.

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Slow trains

Unforgettable journeys through Tuscany and Sardinia, traveling along the regions' panoramic minor railway lines.

Traveling by train along the country's secondary railway lines is an increasingly popular way of experiencing the Italy which lies beyond the...

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Edible Souvenirs

The sweet side of Sicily and Sardinia, delicious treats to take home and eat.

Whether in Sicily or Sardinia, only calorie conscious fools would miss the opportunity of indulging in a feast of sweet sticky Italian stuff,...


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Sardinia itineraries.

Inspirational itineraries and secret locations for travellers looking for an Italy, with a difference.

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Wild beauty of Barbagia

This journey exploring both inland and coastal Barbagia commences in...

South Sardinian Coast

Villasimius, much loved seaside holiday destination of South East...

A journey along the Emerald Coast

So as to reach this part of Northern Sardinia, the elite tourist...

Logudoro: from Sassari to Berchidda

It is a well articulated route that which from Sassari leads to Olbia,...


Sardinia most popular destinations.

Alghero

Between two large contiguous bays, Baia di Porto Conte and the Rada di...

Arbatax

Arbatax perches on the cliffs edge along the coastline where one finds...

Arzachena

Arzachena, located on a hilltop, is dominated to the East by an enormous...

Baja Sardinia

Located beside a crystal clear are, in a large bay with sandy beaches,...

Budoni

Budoni lies approximately at few kilometers from San Teodoro lies the...

Cagliari

Since ancient times, Cagliari has been one of Sardinia's most important...

Cannigione

Cannigione in recent years has developed rapidly because its tourist...

Castelsardo

The village of Castelsardo is made up of tiny houses rising towards the...

Golfo Aranci

The port of Golfo Aranci is the centre of Sardinia's tourist routes....

La Maddalena

The archipelago of La Maddalena is made up of 62 small islands. La...

Nuoro

Nuoro is considered to be the capital of the Barbagia, in the heart of...

Olbia

Founded by an ancient Nuragic civilization, Olbia is the first...

Oristano

Oristano, situated along the western coast of Sardinia, is a place of...

Orosei

Orosei is the largest town in the Southern part of Baronia, along the...

Palau

On the border between the archipelago of the Maddalena and the road for...

Porto Cervo

Porto Cervo has become the centre of the "Emerald Coast" since...

Porto Rotondo

Porto Rotondo lies in a natural environment that have made this area,...

S. Teresa di Gallura

Santa Teresa di Gallura, located in the northern part of Sardinia which...

San Teodoro

San Teodoro is an ancient village, once inhabited by farm workers and...

Sassari

Looking out over the Gulf of Asinara, Sassari is the second most...

Stintino

Over the last twenty years, thanks to members of the Sassari elite,...

Tortoĺ

Tortolì is the largest town in Sardinia's "Ogliastra"...

Villasimius

Villasimius has become a tourist destination because of its enchanting...






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