5 articles to prepare your trip
From Cagliari to the dunes of Chia, from the Porto Flavia mines to the Phoenician site of Nora: a southern Sardaigne where city, beaches and industrial heritage converge.
40 kilometres of limestone cliffs between Cala Gonone and Baunei, coves accessible only by boat or by 2 to 4 hours of hiking from the Golgo plateau.
The mountainous heart of Sardaigne, around Nuoro and Gennargentu: 500-metre gorges, pastoral villages, ancient masks and shepherd tables far from the coast.
Between the Catalan ramparts of Alghero, the cliffs of Capo Caccia and the quartz beaches of Sinis, the west coast concentrates 200 kilometres of history and contrasting landscapes.
The northeast tip of Sardaigne, Gallura blends pink granite sculpted by the mistral, the La Maddalena archipelago and stone villages of Monte Limbara.
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