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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…
Porto Alabe is a small seaside resort on the west coast of Sardinia, in the municipality of Tresnuraghes. We visited it in the summer of a few years ago… The beach of Porto Alabe, at the south of the village, is one of the largest in this area...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…
The municipality of Arzachena is very large, located in the north east of Gallura. This area is known for the seaside resorts, but also for the numerous archaeological monuments of the Nuragic and pre-Nuragic periods in the hinterland. The town of Arzachena is located on hilly slopes that form a sort of natural terrace... Read more…
Olbia is a small town on the coast in the north-east of Sardinia of great historical importance. The town is located in the middle of a fascinating natural amphitheater: a basin surrounded by hills and mountains; furthermore towards the sea, in the distance, we can see the square promontory of 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…
In the area of Ozieri, in northern Sardinia, not far from Saccargia Basilica, there is the ex-cathedral of Sant’Antioco di Bisarcio, one of the greatest monuments of the Sardinian Romanesque. We tell you about a visit we made during the autumn, a few years ago… The church stands in the countryside... Read more…
Porto Torres is a town well known by tourists, for the maritime station through which many reach Sardinia. We have already published a post about this location due to its historical and archelogical importance; nearby there are also many beaches. The city is located in the middle of the Asinara 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…
Santa Teresa is a well-known seaside town in Gallura, frequented by numerous tourists especially in summer. Near the town, located on a promontory from which you can enjoy an excellent view towards Corsica, there are many attractions. The beaches are some of the most famous on the north coast. From Read more…