Near  Cape Coda Cavallo, stands out to sea a strip of land continued to the island of Molara. Coming from Olbia, you pass through the village of Vaccileddi in the center of which is the junction for Cala Girgolu on the left. Shortly before reaching the end of the blind alley on the left, lies the beautiful Cala Girgolu. Read the rest of this entry »

Between the towns of the coast most important and interesting to visit is necessary to remember Tortolì, one of the Ogliastra most beautiful and pleasant place. Read the rest of this entry »

Leaving from Piazza San Vittorio along La Marmora street, we’ll go on the right avenue Tibula. After a short descent, we meet one on the left ramp to the village of Santa Reparata, where lies the beach The Colba. Read the rest of this entry »

On June 6, in the tourist port of Santa Teresa Gallura there is the traditional “Festival of La Marina. Read the rest of this entry »

Santa Teresa di Gallura is perched on a cliff right next to the Strait of Bonifacio, a narrow strip of sea 11 miles wide that separates the north of Sardinia from Corsica. Boats depart from the country leading the Archipelago of La Maddalena. Read the rest of this entry »

Nora is an important archaeological site in the region of Sardinia. A place that dates nuragica age. Read the rest of this entry »

The Sardinia beyond the coasts and beaches of unparalleled beauty and tradition of cooking truly sublime in its simplicity, Read the rest of this entry »

Dorgali is the capital of industry and tourism in Barbagia measure due to his natural environment. His village marina Cala Gonone is closely linked to the coves of the Gulf of Orosei. Read the rest of this entry »

Sardinia is a spectacular site, where people that go there for the first time falls in love and when they return home cannot forget this particular site. Read the rest of this entry »

Welcome to Sardinia, in this beautiful and ancient island, where modernity and tradition coexist creating strong contrasts, from ancient traditions of the hinterland, the worldliness of the coast. Read the rest of this entry »