Blog Sardinia

If you are looking to lie down on an organized and comfortable beach with a cocktail on your hand and all facilities around you, this is maybe not be the place for you..

but if you are easy, adventures and do not fear driving through narrow and less accessible roads..then you will be rewarded by the spectacular Costa Verde (the Green Coast).

Off the beaten track, the Costa Verde is probably one of the wildest and most unspoiled areas of Sardinia. […] Continue Reading…

Again, a piece of paradise on earth.. a place of rock and crystal water

Cala Gonone is a little fishermen village located in the Gulf of Orosei. It looks over a stretch of cost where you will find some of the most beautiful beaches in the med. Some are wilder, such as Cala Luna & Cala Mariolu, others also suitable for families such Palmasera, or even Centrale. The nearest airport […] Continue Reading…

Hi everybody. At Christmas while in Sardinia I showed our blog to few friends and they gave me some ideas and a little help.

First I would like to introduce my friend Massimo to you, he is a very good guide and he sent me few tips and some pictures.

In his post Massimo talks about the beautiful Cape of Saint Elia in Cagliari:

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Cagliari’ s natives are crazy about seafood and, if you do not only want to visit Cagliari but live Cagliari, you must try some of the local specialties where the locals go.

Among these are the kiosk/restaurants in the Poetto area. Originally born as very simple booths where fishermen would sell sea urchins, they slowly turned into sort of “trattorias”.

I would not really call them restaurants as the facilities and […] Continue Reading…

After 10 days in Sardinia we’re back in London. It was good fun.

If you are looking for where to eat in Cagliari and you feel like pizza, here’s a post about a pizzeria that we really like.

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Am I in the Caribbean islands?

This is what you will wonder if you go to beach of Tuerredda (the little tower) on the South cost of Sardinia and at only an hour drive from Cagliari.

One of my favorite: an amazing bay, crystal waters, clear sandy beach and a little Spanish tower overlooking it all.

There is a kiosk bar and some deckchair and parasol hiring facilities as well, even if […] Continue Reading…

Oristano’s Sartiglia is the best fair that I have ever seen. It is a medieval tournament where a masked, horse riding knight has to collect stars that are hanging in his way. The more stars he collects the better the year ahead will be. If you add that all this is done at breakneck speed and with lots of other horse riding exibitions on the side, tou’ll understand why is a very fascinating experience.

In the full post you’ll find a detailed description, more pictures and some tips on where to stay.

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It only takes about an hour to drive from Cagliari to another not very well known but beautiful spot of Sardinia: the peninsula of Sinis, located in the Oristano Gulf on the west coast.

Driving directions

Last time I have been there I have visited one of the most fascinating archaeological and panoramic sites of Sardinia, Tharros. This was a Punic, Phoenician and then roman city located on […] Continue Reading…

Since I was a teenager Alghero was one of the top favourite places to go for my summer holidays, main reasons being its fabulous night life, good camping sites and lots of nice beaches nearby…(Le Bombarde was my favourite one).

But now that I am older and wiser…I like it even more. It is indeed a lovely town that has got so much to offer to people of all ages, […] Continue Reading…