Star Clipper Sailing to Sardinia and Corsica
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Sardinia’s Sinis Peninsula: Photo Gallery
Sardinia’s Sinis Peninsula: Ancient History, Glorious Nature in a Generously Empty land
Sardinia: Taste and See
Travel through beautiful Sardinia, Italy, in this story about meeting her daughter’s fiancé. Learning the customs and wedding traditions of Sardinia.
The Festival of Sant Éfisio, Sardinia Italy
Walking on Roses with a Sardinian Saint: The Festival of St Efisio is celebrated with parades and horse riders in Sardinia, Italy.
Dining in Sardinia: Mountaintop and on a Farm
Sardinia: Two unique dining experiences, one with a lonely shepard in Barbaria, and one where everything came from the farm radius of 50 feet.
Sardinia: An Dolphin Eco-Adventure
Sardinia: Taking an eco-tour on the island and working with dolphin researchers.
Fordongianus: Roman Thermal Baths in the Heart of Sardinia
Sardinia: The thermal baths in Fordongianus, Sardinia, exploring the rich history of the region, dating back thousands of years from Roman times.
Sardinia’s Mamuthones: An Ancient Carnival
Angela Corrias travels to Mamoiada, Sardinia, for Carnival are the Mamuthones, a ritual dating back more than 2,000 years.
Sardinia, Italy: Wild and Untrammeled
Sardinia: joining a meal that all came from 50 feet away, at Omu Oxiu in Orroli Sardinia, Italy.
Sardinia: Notes From a Big Wild Island
Sardinia:Â For 350 Years, This Parade Has Been the Highlight of Cagliari By Max Hartshorne GoNOMAD Editor Last night we had a late dinner and while we sat at long tables, we learned a bit more about the festival and parade of Sant’Efisio that we had seen in Cagliari earlier in the day. For 350…
Sardinia: Serene in Autumn
Exploring the Limestone Cliffs of Capo Caccia, a small peninsula on Sardinia By Lucia Byttebier Driving down limestone hills: the sea to my right, ample woodlands to my left. It’s not particularly warm, but I roll down the windows to let the salty scent of the sea and the sun rays in. I tilt my…
