9 articles to prepare your trip
40 km of cliffs, coves accessible by boat or hiking trail, limestone caves and nuragic sites on the eastern coast of Sardaigne.
A 730 km² national park in the heart of Sardaigne, Gennargentu brings together the island's highest peaks, spectacular gorges and the Gulf of Orosei.
Cala Goloritzé
A protected cove in the Gulf of Orosei, accessible only on foot from the Golgo plateau: a practical guide to prepare your visit.
Karst network in the Gulf of Orosei, near Dorgali: rock paintings dating back approximately 3,000 years, underground salt lake, and former refuges of the Mediterranean monk seal.
Nuoro
Nuoro, cultural capital of inner Sardaigne: dense museums, Mount Ortobène, gateway to Barbagia and Supramonte. Complete guide.
Turquoise coves, Italy's deepest canyon, a blue zone home to 31 centenarians per 100,000 inhabitants: Ogliastra is authentic Sardaigne, far from the crowds.
Cardedu
On Sardaigne's eastern coast, Cardedu cultivates human-scale tourism between wild coves, forgotten nuraghes and living culinary tradition.
Between turquoise coves of the Gulf of Orosei, limestone caves and Supramonte trails, Cala Gonone is eastern Sardaigne's hidden beach treasure.
Cagliari
Capital of Sardaigne, Cagliari blends Aragonese ramparts, white-sand beaches and flamingo-filled marshes. Practical guide for visiting in 3 days.
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