Tottubella.com is entering a new chapter. The local Sardinian website has been acquired and is becoming part of WikiSardinia.com, a broader international project designed to bring practical, accessible information about Sardinia together in one place for readers on the island and around the world.
The change marks a significant expansion in scope. Tottubella.com developed from a strong connection with a specific Sardinian community and its surrounding territory. WikiSardinia.com will build on that foundation while progressively extending its coverage across the entire island.
The new platform will cover Sardinian travel and destinations alongside culture, history, archaeology, food, events, local news, businesses, services and practical information about everyday life in Sardinia.
From a local project to an island-wide platform
The transition does not mean leaving Tottubella.com's existing work behind. Published content is being preserved and redirected to WikiSardinia.com, allowing articles and guides created over the years to remain accessible as the new platform grows.
What changes is the scale of the project. WikiSardinia.com will gradually widen its editorial map beyond Tottubella and northwest Sardinia to include destinations and communities across the island. Major tourism areas will be covered, but so will smaller towns, inland territories, archaeological sites, traditional events, local businesses and aspects of Sardinian life that international visitors may otherwise struggle to find reliable information about in English.
This broader approach reflects the different reasons people are interested in Sardinia today. Some are planning a summer holiday. Others are researching their Sardinian roots, considering a longer stay, exploring investment opportunities, working remotely or thinking about relocating to the island.
WikiSardinia.com is intended to provide useful information for all of these readers without treating Sardinia simply as a holiday destination.
Sardinia for an international audience
A central part of the project is its international focus, with particular attention to readers in the United States and other overseas markets.
Information about Sardinia in English is often scattered between tourism websites, booking platforms, official sources and individual publications. Someone planning a trip may have to consult numerous websites simply to understand flights, ferries, local transport, destinations and seasonal conditions. People considering a longer stay face even more questions.
WikiSardinia.com aims to make this information easier to discover and understand by bringing different aspects of the island together within a single editorial platform.
Travel will remain an important part of the coverage, including beaches, destinations, itineraries, airports, ferries, accommodation and outdoor experiences. But the editorial scope will extend considerably further.
Readers will also find stories about Sardinian history and archaeology, traditional food and wine, festivals, culture, local communities, services and businesses, as well as practical guides for people interested in spending more time on the island.
Topics related to working remotely, investing or relocating require particular care because regulations, costs and administrative procedures can change. Where these subjects are covered, the goal will be to distinguish general editorial guidance from information that should be confirmed with official authorities or qualified professionals.
Keeping the local perspective
Becoming WikiSardinia.com does not mean abandoning the local perspective that shaped Tottubella.com. Smaller communities and lesser-known places remain an important part of the project. The difference is that these stories will now sit within a much larger picture of Sardinia.
That distinction matters because international coverage of the island frequently concentrates on a relatively small number of famous coastal destinations, particularly during summer. Sardinia is much more complex.
Its identity also lies in inland villages, Nuragic sites, regional food traditions, craftsmanship, languages, agricultural communities, religious celebrations, landscapes and the rhythms of everyday life outside the busiest tourism season.
Giving these subjects space alongside internationally known destinations will be an important part of WikiSardinia.com's development.
Building an independent reference point for Sardinia
The long-term objective is to establish WikiSardinia as an independent digital reference point for Sardinia, where international and local readers can find useful and regularly updated information about the island in one destination.
WikiSardinia.com is an independent project and has no connection with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.
Its editorial scope is deliberately broad because Sardinia cannot be understood through tourism alone. Beaches and resorts are part of its international appeal, but so are thousands of years of history, distinctive food traditions, contemporary communities, transport connections, businesses, festivals and the practical realities of living on an island in the Mediterranean.
The transition from Tottubella.com to WikiSardinia.com therefore represents both continuity and change. The articles and local knowledge developed through Tottubella.com are being carried forward. At the same time, the geographical and editorial horizon is expanding across Sardinia and toward a much larger international readership.
The broader vision can be expressed simply: from a small local Sardinian project to a global information hub for Sardinia.
WikiSardinia.com is the next stage of that journey.
