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Sardinia

Welcome to Sardinia, Italy’s second largest island and a paradise of white-sand beaches, crystalline water and stunning landscapes. With a rich history and cultural heritage, Sardinia is a land of fascinating traditions, local festivals and authentic cuisine, perfect for an unforgettable vacation.

Getting Around
The island is well connected with airports in Cagliari, Alghero and Olbia, and also has a reliable network of buses and trains that can take you to all the major cities, towns and natural attractions. Many locals and tourists prefer to rent a car to explore the island at their own pace, as this also allows them to access more remote areas.

Must-Visit Destinations
Cagliari
The island’s capital, situated in the south, is a vibrant city with a stunning medieval center, colorful buildings, charming cafes and a buzzing nightlife. Don’t miss the iconic Bastione Saint Remy, the Cathedral of Santa Maria, and the National Archaeological Museum.

Alghero
This ancient Catalan city, located in the northwest, is renowned for its picturesque old town, fortified walls, and long sandy beaches. Be sure to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria, Palazzo d’Albis, and Neptune’s Grotto.

Olbia
Located in the northeast, this vibrant city boasts ancient ruins, medieval churches, a picturesque port and some of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Don’t miss the Church of San Simplicio, the Basilica of San Lorenzo and a stroll around the elegant promenade.

Natural Wonders
Costa Smeralda
If you’re looking for white sands and crystal-clear waters, head to the famous Costa Smeralda in the northeast of the island. This exclusive destination is an oasis of luxury, with luxurious hotels, yachts, and fine dining establishments.

Gennargentu Massif
Located in the central part of the island, the Gennargentu Mountains boast some of Sardinia’s most dramatic landscapes, with scenic hiking trails, wild forests and deep valleys that offer breathtaking views.

Asinara Island
This small island in the north-western part of Sardinia is a nature reserve that has preserved its natural beauty and wildlife. Take a boat tour to see the resident dolphins and visit the abandoned prison that used to house political prisoners.

Cuisine
Sardinia’s cuisine is as diverse as its landscape, with delicious seafood, wild boar, lamb and pecorino cheese being staples. Be sure to try the typical Sardinian flatbread, pane carasau, and culurgiones, a local type of pasta filled with potatoes, cheese and mint.

Festivals
Sardinia is famous for its lively festivals and traditional events, with music, dances and food being the main highlights. Some of the most popular celebrations include the Sartiglia in Oristano, the Carnival of Mamoiada, and the San Giovanni Battista festival in Alghero.

So come visit Sardinia, a land of unspoiled beauty, rich culture, and hospitality that will captivate and enchant you.

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