Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
No, you do not always need a boating license to rent and drive a small motorboat in Sardinia. This is why rental companies around the island advertise 40 HP dinghies and small boats as “no license required.” But the familiar 40 HP rule is only shorthand: under...
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Taking your dog and car from Civitavecchia to Sardinia is straightforward once the paperwork is in order, but American travelers need to separate two different sets of rules: the documents r...
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Some of the best-value food experiences in Sardinia cost less than a beach-club cocktail. In Cagliari, serious artisan gelato makers turn Sardinian ricotta, honey, citrus, herbs, wine and se...
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Yes — many supermarkets in Sardinia are open on Sundays. But there is no single island-wide Sunday schedule, even within the same supermarket chain. A Conad in Alghero may stay open until 21...
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For an American remote worker spending a month in Sardinia, Cagliari currently has the stronger conventional coworking ecosystem, while Olbia offers a smaller but improving work infrastructu...
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Sunset sailing has become one of Alghero’s easiest evening experiences to book: leave the harbor in the late afternoon, spend around two hours on the water, stop for a swim if conditions all...
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You do not have to visit Sardinia during Carnival to see the dark wooden faces, heavy bells and sheepskins of the Mamuthones. In Mamoiada, a Barbagia village about 16 kilometres from Nuoro,...
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Sardinia’s wellness map extends far beyond beach resorts and hotel spas. In Fordongianus, a small town in the province of Oristano, naturally hot mineral water still rises beside the Tirso R...
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The coastal road between Alghero and Bosa is one of the rides that explains why Sardinia is becoming a serious cycling destination rather than simply a beach holiday with bikes available. Th...
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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...
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