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Of vulcanic origins the San Pietro island in the south-west of Sardinia with a surface of 51 square chilometres is 10 km long and about 8 km wide. The island in general is mountainous, especially on the western coast. The eastern part is more soft and offers some bays and sandy beaches. What to see [...]

The unspoiled and fascinating south-west coast of Sardinia with its two inhabited islands Sant’Antioco and San Pietro, easily reachable from the island’s capital Cagliari, is still unknown as a holiday destination in Sardinia. This time we will talk about Sant’Antioco,  anyhow the 4th largest Italian island after Sicila, Sardinia and Elba. Visit the southwest of [...]

The unspoiled and fascinating south-west coast of Sardinia with its two inhabited islands Sant Antioco and San Pietro, easily reachable from the island’s capital Cagliari, is still unknown as a holiday destination in Sardinia: though unjustifiedly because the region called Sulcis-Iglesiente – not even crowded in summer – offers long sandy beaches, hidden coves, steep [...]

Only 30 km away from Cagliari in the south of Sardinia and easily reachable by car we recommend to visit the castle ruins of Acquafredda, located on a characteristic hill near the village of Siliqua. Although security reasons inhibit the exploration of the castle, the wide panoramic view from the top of the hill is [...]

The holiday season 2010 in Sardinia comes to its end, and with Christmas the last holidays of this year are nearing. Whoever is still looking for off-season holiday offers for families or a group of friends for this year-end will surely find a good offer in our catalogue. Off-season holidays in Sardinia in hotels, B&B [...]

Updates March 23th, 2023 Sardinia is an interesting holiday destination in Italy not only in summer, but also in autumn and winter: now the white sandy beaches are nearly empty, the roads and places to go less crowded and who is fond of trekking and biking will find ideal conditions to explore this fascinating island. [...]

The nuraghe is the main type of megalithic edifice found in Sardinia, dating back before 1000 B.C. Today it has come to be the symbol of Sardinia and its distinctive culture. The architecture produced by the nuragic civilization was the most advanced of any civilization in the western Mediterranean during this epoch. Today more than [...]

Sardinia is famous for its marvellous beaches with crystal-clear waters. But the popular holiday destination in Italy is more than just sunbathing on the beach. For those who want to learn more about the island’s treasures spread amongst its nature and culture, Sardinia offers many sites to visit and sports to be practised. Sardinia is [...]

After the long and grey winter everyone is looking forward to the springtime with its first warm sun rays and green landscapes colored by blossoms and flowers everywhere. In Sardinia springtime is just around the corner, the first almond trees are in flower and the mimosa shows off their yellow blossoms. The air temperature in [...]

Rich in taste and content: the Sebadas are a well-known dessert in Sardinia The Sebadas are fried cheese pasties and a typically Sardinian sweet, very rich in content and taste because of the goat cheese and some honey as garnish. Ingredients for 4 people For the pastry: 1 kg flour, 200 g semolina, 150 g [...]