What to do in Sardinia

Nuraghe Orgono

Built in different eras, with different techniques, it is a condensation of the history of Nuragic architecture. A unicum, with unusual elements such as the staircase or the external niche. And a spectacular view.

"Mother Goddess" from Cuccuru Is Arrius.

Opulent forms a sign of fertility, smooth skin, a sophisticated headdress.... The "mother goddess" perhaps represents the eternal cycle of life. Found in a necropolis, it is more than 6,000 years old.

The holy well of Milis

The sacred well is a temple from the Nuragic period that runs underground and was dedicated to the worship of water. The one in Milis, although sacrificed between the tracks, is among the most important in the area.

A year of regattas in Porto Cervo

Dream sailboats compete against the enchanted backdrop of the Emerald Coast

The ruins of Tharros, an open-air museum

Founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th century B.C. and abandoned in the 11th century A.D., Tharros tells two millennia of history. Unforgettable symbol of the archaeological area, the two soaring columns facing the sea.

Bosa, jewel of Sardinia

5 things not to miss in the picturesque village on the Temo River

Santu Lussurgiu: Sardinian Treasure between History and Nature

An authentic village in the Sardinian hinterland

Filigosa Necropolis

One hill, four secrets

Capo Caccia, nature sanctuary

The northwest of Sardinia is symbolized by the promontory that stands out in the sunset of Alghero

Where the queen's hawks fly

We disembark in Carloforte to discover the natural wonders of the island of San Pietro

The imposing Domus Ispiluncas at Sedilo

In an evocative forest is the domus de janas complex of Ispiluncas: one of the largest in Sardinia