There are many wonderful things to see in Sardinia, not only the sea… There are beautiful natural and rural environments, both on the coast and in the hinterland. So why not explore the themes of nature and hiking?
In the middle of the fertile plain of Campidano, Nuraminis is a town full of charm, where history, nature and traditions intertwine harmoniously. A destination far from mass tourism, even more peaceful in this winter period. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors 1- San Lussorio Park 2- Old wash house 3- Read more…
In a scenario of great tranquility and natural beauty, the Calich Lagoon extends near Fertilia, in north-western Sardinia. Fertilia is a modern town, a hamlet of Alghero. It was built in the fascist era, during the period of reclamation of the surrounding marshes, to make the land suitable for agriculture Read more…
The Littu Park of Santa Maria Coghinas is located among very green woods, in a narrow valley crossed by the Coghinas river. It is an ideal place to relax in the greenery and enjoy quiet walks, with the possibility of stopping for a picnic. The paths surrounding the area allow Read more…
The Platamona Pond is one of the most important wetlands in north-western Sardinia. Nestled between the pine forest of the same name and gentle hill slopes to the west, it is certainly the ideal place for short walks surrounded by greenery in a very relaxing environment. A pleasant pedestrian path Read more…
In the suburbs of Sassari we find the historical park of Monserrato; this is undoubtedly the ideal place for short walks and relaxing in nature. This destination is full of elegant gardens, fountains, small paths and stairways: a continuous discovery of picturesque corners! The southern outskirts of Sassari are surrounded by woods and green areas. Read more…
The area of Luogosanto, in the Gallura inland, is ideal for walks and excursions in the countryside that allow you to learn about the history. Here there are in fact many testimonies of the past. In the area of Luogosanto there are traces of very ancient settlements... Read more…
When we think about Sardina we often imagine the sea or inland places. Yet there is also another treasure that deserves to be discovered, on the clearest nights, by raising your eyes upwards! The island is undoubtedly one of the best Italian regions for observing the skies. Observations and astrophotography Read more…
On the Sardinian hills there is a tree known as “Patriarca Verde” (Green Patriarch); it is the oldest wild olive tree in the world with a history of thousands of years! Surrounded by meadows and woods, this tree is part of the group of millenary oleaster trees of Luras. Read more…
Martis, small hill town in northern Sardinia with not even 500 inhabitants and not well known by tourists, was the destination of our trip. The presence of paths for outdoor walks, and many panoramic points make it an interesting destination. We will show you photos of a winter day... Read more…
Today we will show you Pedra Longa, an impressive limestone cliff in Ogliastra. It is an authentic natural monument, reachable from Santa Maria Navarrese through a small paved road or a coastal path. Pedra Longa, or Perda Longa, is a limestone outcrop overlooking the sea... Read more…