Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Sardinia can be a wonderful beach destination with a baby, but “family-friendly” and “stroller-friendly” are not the same thing. A beach may have shallow water and beautiful sand yet still require parents to drag a stroller across dunes, descend steps or walk...
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Cannonau and Vermentino may dominate Sardinia’s drink itineraries, but two other products offer an equally revealing taste of the island: extra-virgin olive oil and mirto. Olive farms are in...
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Carloforte is one of Sardinia’s most famous tuna destinations, and September can still attract anglers hoping to experience bluefin fishing off the island of San Pietro. But anyone booking a...
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Americans still search for “Billionaire Porto Cervo entry price,” but there is a major update to know before planning a night out in Costa Smeralda: the legendary Golfo Pevero venue founded...
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Sardinia has five Michelin-starred restaurants in the current Michelin Guide selection, making it possible to build a fine-dining itinerary from the Costa Smeralda and north-east coast all t...
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Yes, it is possible to travel around Sardinia without renting a car — but the success of a car-free trip depends heavily on where you stay and what you want to see. Sardinia has regional bus...
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Rally Italia Sardegna returns to Alghero from October 1 to 4, 2026, bringing the FIA World Rally Championship back to north-western Sardinia for one of the final and potentially decisive rou...
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After Sardinia’s nuraghi, two of the island’s most rewarding archaeological sites tell a very different chapter of its history — and both stand almost directly on the Mediterranean. Nora, ne...
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Neptune’s Grotto, or Grotta di Nettuno, is one of the classic day trips from Alghero, but first-time visitors face an important choice before they arrive: reach the cave by boat or descend t...
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Yes, you can travel around Sardinia without speaking Italian. English is commonly encountered in the island’s tourism industry, especially at hotels, resorts, organized tours, rental-car des...
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