Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
A live webcam is one of the quickest ways to see what Porto Cervo and the Costa Smeralda actually look like today. Before driving to the beach, heading out by boat or simply daydreaming about northeast Sardinia, current camera images can reveal cloud cover, vi...
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If the archaeological ruins of Nora are one of the main reasons for visiting southern Sardinia, there are two practical ways to choose accommodation: stay close to the sea and the archaeolog...
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Culurgiones may come from Ogliastra rather than Cagliari, but Sardinia’s capital is an excellent place to try them without crossing the island. The traditional version is immediately recogni...
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The coast between Alghero and Bosa is often described as a 45-kilometre coastal route, and the number is broadly correct. What can be misleading is the word “path.” There is no single contin...
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If you bring a drone to Sardinia, liability insurance is not an optional extra to consider after checking the weather. Italy requires drone operators to have appropriate third-party liabilit...
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For a solo female digital nomad choosing a base in Sardinia, the useful questions go beyond which town has the prettiest beach. Reliable internet at the exact apartment, walkable daily life,...
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San Benedetto is Cagliari’s best-known food market, but visitors following an older guidebook need to know about an important change: the historic market building in Via Francesco Cocco Ortu...
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Traveling from Seattle to Sardinia usually means one connection, but the options from the U.S. West Coast improved significantly in 2026. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport now has nonstop...
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If you are staying in central Cagliari without a rental car, Poetto is the obvious major beach to put at the top of your list. The long sandy shore faces the Gulf of the Angels beneath the S...
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Capo Caccia is one of the most dramatic places near Alghero to watch the sun disappear over the western sea, but the best sunset experience does not have to mean standing beside the road at...
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