If you dream of turquoise bays, pastel harbour towns, and roads that wind through wild granite hills, this Northern Sardinia itinerary is for you.Sardinia
Sardinia feels distinct from mainland Italy, with turquoise bays, granite hills and towns that shift between rugged and refined.
This Sardinia travel guide brings together my itineraries and detailed posts, whether you’re planning a coastal road trip or choosing where to stay.
If you dream of turquoise bays, pastel harbour towns, and roads that wind through wild granite hills, this Northern Sardinia itinerary is for you.
La Maddalena is one of those places that makes you slow down immediately. Between the pastel harbour town, the mirror-clear sea, and the gentle hum of boats rocking at the marina, it feels like you’ve slipped into a slower rhythm - the kind that’s all...
If there were ever a beach that looked filtered in real life, it’s La Pelosa Beach Sardinia. The water is so blue it looks like a swimming pool, the sand so white it could pass for flour, and out to sea sits a tiny medieval...
Dreaming of secret beaches, ancient ruins, and seafood so fresh it practically swims to your plate? Say ciao to Sardinia – Italy’s wild, wonderful island that’s got a little bit of everything: sparkling coves, rugged mountains, rich culture, and a pace of life that invites...
Sardinia may be famous for its turquoise beaches and rugged mountains, but the island’s food deserves just as much attention. Food in Sardinia is rustic, deeply traditional, and tied to both land and sea. From handmade pasta shaped like tiny buttons to spit-roasted suckling pig...
North Sardinia is where turquoise seas meet time-worn castles, and every winding road seems to end at a view worth gasping over. This corner of the island is rugged, sun-kissed, and just a little bit wild — the kind of place that rewards explorers who...