Mild climate, unspoiled nature, wild coastlines and postcard bays are only a few of the reasons why cyclists love Sardinia. Due to its strategic position in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, it's unlikely to...
Aggius, 500 meters above the sea level and less than 2000 inhabitants, is a picturesque village few kilometers from the town of Tempio Pausania, in the Gallura region. It stands in the middle of a crown of rocks that...
What to see: Cala Goloritzè is one of the most beautiful bays along the Orosei Gulf. Located near Baunei, a town of the Ogliastra province, Cala Goloritzè is a ‘protected National and Natural Monument’ and...
Seneghe stands apart from the main routes and connections. Accordingly, it is one of these kind of places that you cannot encounter by chance. After about 100 km drive along the road Statale 131 (direction for Sassari...
San Pietro is the westernmost island of Italy. Due to its structure, it appears as the ‘Island of an Island of a Peninsula’ , which gave name to one of the many cultural events animating the streets of San...
What to see: The "Ardia", a well-known traditional event held in town to honor its Patron, San Lussorio. Celebrations begin 9 days before the yearly recurrence of August 21st, and include popular dances and...
One of the most beautiful corners of the southern coast of Sardinia crosses Villasimius, a town among the top destinations for travelers and tourists, as well as much loved by locals. The magic begins from the distance...
To See: The beautiful beach of Tuerredda, widely renown as a stunning paradise of the southern coast of Sardinia for the purity of its thin sand and the caribbean suggestions of its water. To Hear: The...
There is something magical around the coast of Orosei. This has probably to do with the smell of juniper berries pervading the air through the light sea breeze. The sea around the Baronie, as it is called this region,...
