Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Cala Moresca near Golfo Aranci is one of the most convincing places to introduce children to snorkeling in north-eastern Sardinia. The little bay combines transparent water, patches of sand and rock, a sheltered setting and marine life close enough to shore th...
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September is one of the best months to look beyond Sardinia’s headline beaches. La Pelosa remains reservation-only through October 15 in 2026, and its September places are in heavy demand: o...
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Sardinia has no shortage of places that look almost unreal on a phone screen: granite coves filled with turquoise water, medieval walls glowing at sunset and archaeological sites hidden insi...
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American creators bringing a drone to Sardinia in 2026 need to check more than beaches and weather before launching. Italy applies the European UAS framework, ENAC requires pilots to consult...
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The new version of a Sardinian luxury villa is not simply a beautiful house with an infinity pool. At the top of the market, guests increasingly look for something closer to a private hotel:...
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For travelers who want to fly from the New York area directly to Costa Smeralda without connecting through a European hub, a private jet from Teterboro to Olbia is a realistic option — but i...
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Sardinia, Crete and Mallorca can all deliver the Mediterranean holiday people imagine: clear water, mountain scenery, old towns, seafood and long summer evenings. But they are not interchang...
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Americans researching a move to Sardinia often discover something surprising: there are far fewer active, first-person U.S. expat blogs about the island than there are about Tuscany, Rome or...
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Yes: business travelers flying from Sardinia can currently use Priority Pass at both Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB) and Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG). Olbia’s airside Club Lounge is near...
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Yes, there really is a train that crosses Sardinia from Olbia in the north-east to Cagliari in the south. For travelers who assume that an island road trip requires a rental car, the Trenita...
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