Set amongst the rugged coastline of Porto Ferro, the Caribbean-like waters of La Pelosa and the bays of the Coral Riviera, north-western Sardinia is home to some of the island’s most enchanting beaches. Here, the sea changes character within the space of just a few kilometres: dunes and pine forests give way to cliffs battered by the mistral, whilst small coves alternate with …
A reflection on the value of collaboration between industry professionals, local areas, communities and authentic experiences in order to build the tourism of tomorrow together. Great destinations do not arise from the sum of individual points of excellence. They arise when those points of excellence begin to work together. It is not a question of replacing OTAs. It is a question of building something that only the local area can offer. …
There are cities you simply visit. And then there are cities you experience. Alghero undoubtedly falls into the latter category. Here, it is not enough simply to admire a monument or take a photo of the view. You have to stroll leisurely through the narrow streets of the old town, let yourself be lulled by the sound of the waves crashing against the ramparts, and observe the …
There are traditions that are not preserved solely in books, archives or museums. Some continue to live on through the voice. This is the case with the Logudoro Usini Choir, a historic cultural institution founded in 1991 and set to celebrate, on 29 August 2026, the prestigious milestone of its 35th anniversary. An important anniversary, which does not …
🔶 A new business joins the Sardegna Country network The Sardegna Country network continues to grow and expand with new businesses that share our vision of tourism: authentic, sustainable and deeply rooted in the local area. I am delighted to welcome AsinarAvventura, the business founded and run by Anna Lisa Sanna, a naturalist, …
Since ancient times, people have sought out objects capable of protecting them from adversity, bringing good fortune or warding off negative influences. Sardinia is no exception and still preserves a rich tradition linked to amulets and talismans – objects that bear witness to an ancient cultural heritage deeply rooted in the daily life of the island’s communities. Their …
🔶 Introduction In the heart of the Meilogu, amongst the rolling hills of north-western Sardinia, lies one of the island’s most fascinating and evocative places: San Pietro di Sorres. Here, beside the splendid Romanesque cathedral that dominates the landscape, a Benedictine monastic community has lived for seventy years, preserving not only a religious heritage, but also …
Sardinia is increasingly focusing on promoting its historical and cultural heritage. On 9 June 2026, an agreement was signed that officially launches the ‘Itinerary of the Seven Royal Cities of Sardinia’, a project designed to enhance the island’s cultural offering and attract visitors throughout the year. The agreement was signed by the Regional Department of …
What happens when we view Nuragic Sardinia not as a collection of isolated monuments, but as a network of interconnected sites? This is the question raised in the article published by Stefano Sanna on the Maimoni Blog, which stems precisely from an examination of some possible connections between the site of Mont’e Prama and the profile …
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