Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Yes: in Sardinia, tap water supplied through the public drinking-water network is generally intended for human consumption and is monitored under Italian and European drinking-water rules. For American travelers wondering whether they need to buy bottled water...
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Bosa has the kind of view that works instantly on a phone screen: pastel houses climbing a hillside, a medieval castle above them and boats floating between colorful reflections. But the riv...
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For American parents planning to explore Sardinia by rental car, the most important rule is simple: Italian child-restraint law applies while you are driving in Italy, including on the islan...
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Pink flamingos are one of Sardinia’s most memorable wildlife encounters, and visitors do not need to travel deep into the countryside to find them. The Molentargius-Saline Regional Natural P...
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For American runners looking for a European race that can double as a Mediterranean vacation, the Alghero Half Marathon 2026 offers a particularly appealing combination: 21.0975 kilometers o...
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For couples planning a destination wedding in Sardinia, photography can become one of the more variable items in the budget—especially in Costa Smeralda, where international weddings, luxury...
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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 l...
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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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