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The Santa Barbara Cammino mine trail, history and devotion
Walk in the footsteps of the miners in the lovely setting of south-western Sardinia, Europe’s oldest land
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Sa Chida Santa: authenticity, passion and mystery
A deeply solemn, spiritual and contemplative atmosphere reigns during the Holy Week celebrations in Sardinia, which are steeped in emotion, involve entire communities and offer a truly passionate experience
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Franciscan places, interior well-being and a sense of community
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Fairy houses, in the heart of Sardinia
Sardinia the whole year round
Every month, unique and unexpected experiences on your vacation
January
Scintille di fuoco nelle notti di metà gennaio
Attorno ai falò, musica, canti e balli inaugurano la stagione dei carnevali
February
Domus de Janas, dwellings for eternity
An enchanting tour in the north-west of Sardinia, among ‘fairy houses’ carved out of the rock, where...
March
Santissima Trinità di Saccargia
In the northwestern part of the Island, the most famous and spectacular medieval church on the Island...
April
Porto Conte Regional Natural Park
The extreme northwestern part of Sardinia displays an immense expanse of uncontaminated landscapes with...
May
Sardinia unveils its architectural treasures
Monumenti Aperti ('Open Monuments') 2025 enlivens spring and fall weekends with art, culture...
June
Santa Giusta - Castiadas
A long strip of white sand, with a ‘sacred’ cliff and a little cove, followed by the most famous...
July
Isola dei Cavoli
A small granitic island in the far south-eastern tip of Sardinia, less than one kilometre away from Capo...
August
Ortobene
It is our heart, it is our soul, our character, everything both great and small, sweet and hard and sour...
September
The Sea Oxen Grottoes
The marine cavities, once the habitat of monk seals, have become a place visited and admired by millions...
October
Safari made in Sardinia
They can be found just about everywhere, the more sociable ones come up to you with curiosity, others...
November
Ingurtosu
It was one of the largest and most productive mines in Sardinia and today it stands like a ghost town...
December
The sweet flavours of the festive season
It's time for traditional breads and cakes: they warm the crisp winter air, complete the cosy family...
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