Travel, events, culture, traditions, food and fascinating stories from Sardinia, with a special focus on Alghero and WikiSardinia.
Sanluri is preparing for one of the local events that attracts strong interest in the Medio Campidano area. The festival brings together residents and visitors looking for a more local and traditional Sardinian experience away from the main coastal resorts.Foo...
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Every year from May 1 to May 4, the Festival of Sant’Efisio transforms Cagliari into one of the most powerful expressions of Sardinian identity. It is a religious celebration, but also a jou...
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Daino Reale is often described as the ‘white gold’ of Sardinian ornamental stone. Also known as Breccia Sarda or Orosei marble, it is quarried in the Nuoro area and has become an internation...
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Alghero is once again taking centre stage for one of Sardinia’s most eagerly awaited motorsport events. The city and the surrounding Riviera del Corallo provide a distinctive setting where c...
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Budelli’s Spiaggia Rosa, the Pink Beach, is one of Sardinia’s most famous natural landscapes. Located in the La Maddalena Archipelago in the island’s far north, it became internationally kno...
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Sardinia is famous for beaches and nature, but summer nights can be just as memorable. The island’s nightlife is spread across very different destinations: some are built around beach bars a...
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Poetto is Cagliari’s great city beach and one of the most recognizable urban shorelines in the Mediterranean. Stretching for roughly eight kilometres from the Sella del Diavolo toward Quartu...
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A few kilometres from Alghero, the Lazzaretto coves form one of the most attractive stretches of the Riviera del Corallo. Small sandy bays alternate with rocky sections and Mediterranean veg...
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Le Bombarde is one of the best-known beaches on the Alghero coast and a classic stop on the Riviera del Corallo. Surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and backed by a pine grove, it combine...
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Just a few minutes from Porto Cervo, Pevero Beach captures the combination of natural beauty and discreet luxury that made the Costa Smeralda famous. The area is actually formed by two nearb...
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