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Well, I did tell you I was going to be a tourist in my own town soon..and so I did!

Off course, I did not sleep in a hotel or villa as many of you do but I was determined to see the city with a tourist eyes as much as I could.  How is Cagliari for a tourist on a Wednesday at the beginning of February?

Well first of all it is bright!

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Looking for an authentic genuine eating experience during your holiday in Sardinia?

If you do go to Sardinia or Italy mainland,  you will come across to some “Agriturismo” at a certain point, which are basically real working farmhouses that also offer some kind of hospitality in terms of meals, accommodation or even activities.

Sounds cool? Well, it could be if you picked up the one that does it properly.

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Here we are guys. ..So many of you asked us about what to see and where to go in the North of Sardinia, so we got our friend Vale to tell you about her splendid experience in the Archipelago of La Maddalena.

Hope you like it!

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There are a number of ancient festivals and religious celebrations in Sardinia that have gone on for centuries, some are really spectacular, but to me nothing compares to the experience of St. Anthony Fires on the nights around the 16th and 17th of January.

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I am always surprised when coming back from freezing London and landing in Sardinia, I get one of those beautiful 300 days a year of sunshine.  Off course, Sardinia  is not a tropical Country, but those December and January days with no clouds at all (“le secche”) that can often reach 18-20◦ Celsius are just the perfect winter for me!

So, you may ask, what is Sardinia’s weather like outside the summer season?

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Yes this was a great day, a day to remember.

The boat excursion with Nonno Pio ticked all the boxes for me: spectacular scenery, seafood as fresh as you can possibly get, relaxing and sunbathing on secluded bays, very entertaining and professional guides, plus.. a little bit of culture. What can you possibly want more?

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Costa Rei and its beautiful coastline is about 1 hour and 20 minutes away from Cagliari on the South-East coast of Sardinia. It has got lovely beaches, some a bit wild, others more organized and with facilities. This is where I used to spend part of my summers when I was a child but also later when I was a teenager. This summer I went back as a mum with Luca and our nine months old Paolo.. our first young family excursion in Sardinia.

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For those who are looking to stay at peace and relax in the middle of nowhere, maybe in a little Sardinian village with no many night distractions, great hospitality, superb seaside and day excursions to take, this is it. Tortoli is there for you on the east coast of Sardinia.

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Sailing in Sardinia is an amazing experience. It does not matter if you are an experienced sailor or just a beginner that hires a boat with a skipper. You will still feel privileged to witness how generous nature has been to this island.

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If you think Sardinia is only a destination for the sea and sunshine lovers… then think again!

if you go to central Sardinia during the cold season you could enjoy snow and ancient traditions, such as the very fascinating local carnivals (eg. masks festivals in Mammoiada).

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