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Discover Sardinia, Italy
The second-largest Mediterranean island offers some of Europe's most pristine beaches along the Costa Smeralda, mysterious nuraghe Bronze Age towers, and a unique culture distinct from mainland Italy. Sardinia's shepherding traditions, pecorino cheese, and longevity-promoting diet attract seekers of authentic experiences.
The second-largest Mediterranean island offers some of Europe's most pristine beaches along the Costa Smeralda, mysterious nuraghe Bronze Age towers, and a unique culture distinct from mainland Italy. Sardinia's shepherding traditions, pecorino cheese, and longevity-promoting diet attract seekers of authentic experiences.
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Essential details to help you plan your visit to Sardinia
Cagliari (CAG), Olbia (OLB), Alghero (AHO)
Cagliari, Olbia, Sassari
Ferries connect to mainland Italy (Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia, Naples). A car is essential - distances are significant and public transport is limited. The island is larger than it looks on maps.
May-June and September-October
Mild (15-22°C), wildflowers bloom. Perfect for hiking and archaeology.
Hot and dry (28-35°C). Beaches crowded, especially Costa Smeralda.
Warm (18-26°C), quieter beaches. Wine and food festivals.
Mild (10-16°C). Quiet season, interior can be rainy.
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