Sardinia Region People & Culture

Situated in the south of Italy, a small village, with nice and kind people. So pitoresk... the weather is so nice and hot.. so much to see

Very small, rocky village; there is a little nice supermarket in it, where you can buy "panini" and let them fill with ham and cheese. Nightlife on the coast only. People watch you and have a very decent way to behave, so don't go strolling naked. And if you ask informations, be always nice and friendly and try in italian, they will apreciate the gesture and really help you!

If you're looking for a nice quiet beach, very friendly people, beautiful clear waters and old ruins, this is the place. Most of the tourist there, are Italians on vacation and they are just so friendly I was amazed ! There is a cave you can swim in on the left side of the beach, go check it out, it's really nice.

I'm from Cagliari and I think its a really pretty small city.the old part and athe new one are mixed together,the people is really nice and kind, the food is really good and the sea is just wonderful!trust me, u will love it!

Arzachena is a very very nice place where to go in Sardinia, there's a famous street market where a lot of people go to buy cheap stuff! The beach is FANTASTIC!!

Alghero Sardinia Italy A beautiful, traditional ancient port town. Although the island of Sardinia is a 'mountain food culture' due to the many conquests and forced relocation to the mountain tops. However, in Alghero, you can find excellent fresh fish dishes many still stemming from the Catalan Spanish influence from the 1300's- TRY: Granseola alla bosana
whole crabs stuffed with onions, boiled potatoes and extra virgin olive oil.

Pleasure... Olbia
Yes, for those exploring its charms for the first time, there is the pleasure of discovering it in all its colours, while for those who had always known it simply as a port or airport to pass through, the chance to re-discover it all again, no, to live it. Olbia is, in fact, an interesting city of history and culture, fun, fashion and shopping. Monuments, museums and archaeological sites, therefore, but also the sea and beaches of extraordinary beauty with hotels, discos and restaurants which are famous and renowned at international levels Protected marine area of Tavolara-Punta Coda Cavallo
The protected marine area of Tavolara-Punta Coda Cavallo has been developed along a section of coast which is among the most beautiful and inspiring in the Mediterranean. Not far from the Costa Smeralda, it extends for almost 15,000 hectares. Accommodation
Modern and luxury hotel chains, small hotels, bed breakfast, resort hotels and residences, knowledgeably and finely furnished: many choices await you to fulfill your every need during your stay. Culture
Olbia is an interesting city of history and culture, with numerous interesting archaeological sites and monuments. Sea and beaches Turquoise, emerald, azure and blue, these are the colours of the waters that lap against our coast; fine white sands, a wide range of marine flora and fauna, the intoxicating scents of the Mediterranean vegetation, all of the above help to make our land a paradise. 4 hours in a city not you expect... Shopping e life style ..... Fausto Noce Park

Not to bad to be Cagliari's beach.... But usually it's crowded in week-ends. There are not trees of any kind so if u wanna go and don't want to get burned u should seriously think about bringing a lot of sun protection and a umbrella. At night it lives a lot with all the small bars all around, with live music and shows and somewhere karaoke. Water is not that deep so it's good even for kids and not expert swimmers

Alghero Sardinia Italy A beautiful, traditional ancient port town. Although the island of Sardinia is a 'mountain food culture' due to the many conquests and forced relocation to the mountain tops. However, in Alghero, you can find excellent fresh fish dishes many still stemming from the Catalan Spanish influence from the 1300's- TRY: Granseola alla bosana
whole crabs stuffed with onions, boiled potatoes and extra virgin olive oil.

Torregrande è la località marina preferita dagli oristanesi che la affollano a partire dai primi tiepidi soli primaverili fino ad estate inoltrata. A Torregrande potete trovare spiagge attrezzate, impianti per gli sport da spiaggia, numerosissimi chioschi e dei buoni ristoranti. Da non perdere: cena a base di pesce del Golfo di Oristano al Ristorante Da Giovanni, pizza al Ristorante Pizzeria Da Modesto, aperitivo tassativamente da Franco e Chicco al LAB e Mojito da Rossana e Paola da Eolo.

Quite little but one of the most charming cities of Sardinia: from its oldest part inside the ancient fortress, full of locals and typical restaurants where you can have dinner sitting in front of the sea, to the newest "Barceloneta", where you can walk down to the port and to the farther lido, tasting a delicious icecream and having a glance at the numerous stands. Great beaches, stunning sea and sun, sun, sun. Beautiful places for snorkeling, sailing and surfing.

parla català!!! Te entenderán!!

Beautiful beaches to go visit. my tip is to visit from late may til middle of sept as it can get quite windy.

Visit Cagliary after May, as it gets much nicer in summer period. Otherwise it is almost impossible to swim, because of cold.
All kinds of sea food is really cheap and you can get it in every restuarant.
There are many beautiful places that are not known for tourists, therefore it is better to ask for traveling advice the local residents.

Amazing! Probably one of the best place in the world for scuba divers

Alghero Sardinia Italy A beautiful, traditional ancient port town. Although the island of Sardinia is a 'mountain food culture' due to the many conquests and forced relocation to the mountain tops. However, in Alghero, you can find excellent fresh fish dishes many still stemming from the Catalan Spanish influence from the 1300's- TRY: Granseola alla bosana
whole crabs stuffed with onions, boiled potatoes and extra virgin olive oil.