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Situated on the central east coast of Sardinia, between the Gulf of Orosei in the north and the Costa Rei in the south, the Ogliastra is still a largely unknown holiday destination in Sardinia and less developed for tourism than other well-known seaside resorts, although this province has a lot to offer: Breathtaking table mountains [...]

We have mentioned it many times in our blog: Sardinia is not just a beach, sun and sea holiday destination. Of course, its transparent sea, shimmering in the most beautiful shades of green and blue, is one of the most beautiful in the world, but the island also has other equally impressive natural landscapes, such [...]

Urban trekking is a form of sustainable tourism that involves visiting a city through the lesser known but more experienced circuits of the local inhabitants. A freer and richer way of tourism that teaches people to experience the city in an active and healthy way. Suitable for everyone, urban trekking does not require any particular [...]

The city of walls, of the Elephant Tower and the Devil’s Saddle, the capital of Sardinia. Cagliari, born above the hills, is the perfect destination from which to discover its surroundings that are still too little talked about. What better time than winter? Certainly not a renowned area for skiing activities given the Mediterranean climate, [...]

Sardinia is among the world’s richest tourist destinations in terms of culture and nature, a paradise of biodiversity where it is possible to live in a respectful and eco-sustainable manner. But first of all: what do we mean by “eco-sustainability”? It means renewing our land resources cyclically, so as not to ruin the delicate balance [...]

Oristano, with its 30,000 inhabitants, is located relatively centrally on the west coast of Sardinia and has a pretty town center that is inviting for a stroll. The city is located in the fertile Campidano plain, which is considered the agricultural center of Sardinia thanks to the Tirso River, which flows into the sea here. [...]

The original name of this Nuraghe is “nurache ‘e losas”, where losas means “graves” in Sardinian and in fact the literal translation is “Nuraghe of the Graves”. The impressive site is located near Abbasanta near Oristano, strategically located next to the crossing of the freeways SS131 (from Cagliari to Porto Torres) and SS131DCN (from Abbasanta [...]

Work may ennoble man, but it tires the body and mind. The hustle and bustle of everyday life transports us into a whirlwind of stress. The rush leaves us no time to reconnect with ourselves or to regain a good mental and physical balance. But this is also important and essential in order to get [...]

The area of South Sardinia is certainly one of the most influenced by foreign populations; the port of Cagliari has always been the most important due to its strategic position. This is why visiting Cagliari and the surrounding areas is like diving into the island’s most remote past. From here, it is easy to discover [...]

In Bosa, a medieval village located in the Planargia region on the north-western coast of Sardinia, a unique carnival takes place in which merriment and fantasy are the absolute protagonists. Also known by its dialectal name Karrasegare ‘osincu, the Carnival of Bosa begins, as in the rest of Sardinia, at the end of January with [...]