Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Pecorino and Cannonau may be familiar starting points for travelers exploring Sardinian food, but two pasta names deserve just as much attention: culurgiones and malloreddus. They come from different parts of the island and have completely different personalit...
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Sardinia has plenty of spectacular beaches, but traveling with young children changes what “best beach” actually means. A steep path to an isolated cove may look extraordinary in photographs...
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A Costa Smeralda wedding can deliver the combination many destination couples imagine when they picture Sardinia: a sea-view villa, granite coastline, an outdoor dinner and a ceremony close...
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Gorropu Canyon is one of the most dramatic hiking destinations in Sardinia’s Supramonte, but it is not a simple roadside viewpoint. Reaching the gorge means walking through rugged limestone...
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Sardinia’s archaeology becomes much easier to understand once three names are connected: nuraghi, Giants’ Tombs and the Giants of Mont’e Prama. Together they reveal a society that built thou...
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Porto Pollo is the name that repeatedly comes up when wind-sports travelers search for kitesurfing in Sardinia, and September is one of the most appealing months to consider it. Located near...
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Poltu Quatu has become one of the most closely watched dining and nightlife addresses around Costa Smeralda in summer 2026. The arrival of W Sardinia – Poltu Quatu has added an international...
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Flying is not the only practical way to continue from Rome to Sardinia. Travelers can go from Rome to the port of Civitavecchia and take an overnight ferry directly to Olbia, arriving in nor...
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For scuba divers arriving in northeastern Sardinia, Tavolara and Punta Coda Cavallo offer something more substantial than another day beside turquoise water. The protected marine area stretc...
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Do you need a car in Sardinia? If your trip is built around beaches, small towns and exploring beyond one urban base, the practical answer is usually yes. Public transport exists and a car-f...
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