Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Americans can rent and drive some boats in Sardinia without an Italian boating license, but the answer depends on the boat, engine, distance from shore and the credentials you actually hold. Italy allows certain recreational craft to be operated without a naut...
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Sardinia is unusually generous with viewpoints: cliff roads, mountain passes and coastal belvederes can reveal entire stretches of shoreline without requiring a drone at all. For aerial phot...
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Capo Coda Cavallo is one of northeast Sardinia’s most rewarding places to be awake before breakfast. The headland faces the island-dominated seascape of Tavolara and Molara, so the first lig...
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Gairo Vecchio is one of Sardinia’s most striking abandoned settlements: a hillside maze of empty houses, broken roofs and narrow streets in the mountains of Ogliastra. Often presented online...
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Sardinia’s abandoned mining landscapes have become irresistible to photographers: rusting machinery, silent processing plants, workers’ villages and tunnels appear against some of the wildes...
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Looking for a local market in Alghero, Olbia or San Teodoro today? The answer depends strongly on the day of the week. On Wednesday 16 September 2026, Alghero is the most relevant of the thr...
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If you have a serious emergency while traveling in Sardinia, the number to remember is 112. The European Single Emergency Number, known in Italy as NUE 112, is active throughout Sardinia and...
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If you are thinking of leaving a car at Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport while spending a few days in La Maddalena, the airport’s official long-stay car park is straightforward but not necessari...
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You can pay by card for much of a trip around Sardinia, especially in hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, shops and larger tourist destinations. But going completely cashless is not the most...
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If you need medicine in Sardinia on a Sunday, do not assume that every pharmacy will be closed. Italian cities and towns use a rotating duty system known as the farmacia di turno, designed t...
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