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Welcome to Sardinia

The Top 10 Things to Do and See in Sardinia.

VIPs on Sardinia's Emerald Coast

Italy's Emerald Coast is a VIP zone and the town of Porto Cervo its vivacious heart. Nightlife, shops and beaches create a dream holiday backdrop.

Villasimius Travel Guide

Travel Guide for the Italian destination of Villasimius. Information on how to arrive, local events, and food and products typical of this southern Sardinian city.

Underground Lakes in Alghero's Neptune Caves

Walk through Neptune's Caves near Alghero, on the west coast of the Italian island of Sardinia. See its internal salt lake and marvel at the ancient stalactites and rock cupola.

The Phoenician Necropolis of Tuvixeddu, Cagliari

Tuvixeddu is a sacred hill in Cagliari chosen by the Phoenicians and the Romans as a burial ground. Thousands of ancient tombs are excavated into the rock telling the story of the local population that lived in this part of Sardinia.

The Cagliari Festival of Saint Efisio, Sardinia

The most important folklore festival and religious feast on the island to honour Saint Efisio, the Patron Saint of Sardinia.

The Ancient Origins of Sardinian Wine

Strong and decisive flavours, delicate yet refined, prize-winning Sardinian wines have earned international recognition beyond the boundaries of Italy.

Stintino Travel Guide

Travel guide for Stintino, Italy. How to get there, what to do and see, local events and typical food and products for this Sardinian fishing town.

Skiing in Sardinia

Sardinia is normally known for the whiteness of its sand rather than its snow. Yet during winter, this wild and rugged island’s ski resort opens for business, offering an alternative destination to the Alps and the Dolomites.

Shopping in Sardinia

Woollen rugs, cork chopping boards, hand-carved chests, woven baskets, handcrafted knives, and filigree jewellery are just some of the locally produced goods that make great souvenirs of your holiday in Sardinia.