It’s amazing how diverse the island is. From beautiful beaches to mountain ranges and canyons. Definitely coming back to see and explore more ❤️.

I stayed in the North west of the island near Aleghero and pottered around on ebikes around Fertilia to Capo Caccia which was a lot of fun, we didn’t hire a car and found taxis and bused expensive. Is it better to hire a car next time? Share your photos and experiences of the island pls for more inspo!

I'm back on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island... La Cinta! This beach has very fine sand and spectacular water (it's shallow right away, so to get to the spots where you can't touch the water, you have to go to the white signal or after (1.50 meters deep). When you enter at your left you see a big mountain, behind "Capo Coda Cavallo, another beautiful beach. You can rent a pedal boat or a kite surf. When you go to the left you find a little bridge which leads to a very large pond (photo after). If you have a submarine camera is the perfect place I don't have one, but when I do I will take spectacular photos of equally beautiful seas)

Tomorrow i’ll be traveling from cala gonone to Cagliari. Which of the 2 routes should I pick? Is there a must-go restaurant/spot I should stop somewhere underway?

Some pictures from our trip last week to Orosei. Just wanted to share some photos so people can get a bit of an idea of what it looks like. We really didn't know what to expect before getting there. Fell in love with Sardinia and will be back one day to explore more of the island!!
PS I have swam in many oceans, the Gulf of Orosei had the clearest water I have ever seen in my life. I couldn't believe it.

In Orgosolo (NU) there are hundreds and hundreds of beautiful murals, created between the 1970s and today. An artistic masterpiece. There is also a ticket office for an audio guide (available in Italian, Sardinian, English, German and Russian) and also a kiosk with excellent sandwiches. If you go to Nuoro you HAVE to see this. In the route of the murals explained by the audio guide, there are 80 murals out of approximately 300 in the whole city, here some photos

We absolutely loved Sardinia. It has so much to offer, not only beaches.

First day exploring the island and I’m impressed. Highly recommend visiting the beaches and spending some time to enjoy the low season calmness.

There appears to be abandoned horses just north of Geremeas in the South East of the island at a place marked on Google maps as ASD Boia Chi Lo Mangia.

It's there any authority that can be called to come and look, and take action? I am visiting and do not know the best course of action.

Thank you.

Now i'm not anymore at the beach... I'm in Posada! The little but beautiful city in East Sardinia! There's the castle and the beautiful storic center. There are a lot of locals (bar with wiew on the sea or the mountain), little bar setters in the center, without wiew but storic.

Posada is a beautiful little city, there's the castle, which is on a rocky hill. Then there are the beaches: in the photo there's Su Tiriarzu, one of the most beautiful beaches on the island kr the world (my opinion)

I am 48 and my wife is 39. I am a professional musician. We have multiple properties here in the US and am seriously thinking about selling and moving to Sardinia. I have ancestral ties to the region and have always wanted to move back to Europe (I used to live in Germany and Spain). What areas are recommended? How welcoming are locals to Americans? Any and all information is welcome :)

🇩🇪 Deutsch

Das ist der Mann, der in Portopollo, Palau (Sardinien) auf dem Parkplatz P6 Reifen mutwillig sticht, zersticht oder manipuliert. Er spricht deutsch!

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🇮🇹 Italienisch

Questo è l’uomo che a Portopollo, Palau (Sardegna) buca, taglia o manomette intenzionalmente gli pneumatici nel parcheggio P6. Aleman!

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🇬🇧 Englisch

This is the man who intentionally punctures, slashes, or tampers with tires in the P6 parking lot in Portopollo, Palau (Sardinia).He speaks german!

Last year I went to Montalbo, an 800-meter high mountain if I remember correctly. There are some beautiful panoramas, Centuries-old trees and some others beautiful wiews.

We Sassarese have a long history that dates back to the Pisan occupation of the island. Going back centuries, this tradition of the Candelieri was born. Each Guild builds a candelabra and, on the August 14thThey parade through the city. Every now and then they stop to dance, cheer on the crowd, and rest. Obviously, check Wikipedia for more info.

Most people dislike beaches with rocky seafloor. I like a less crowded place and the variety of fishes.

This is how busy it gets on a hot august weekend.

For me is the best beach in the entire world ❤️ I love Sardinia. I'm lucky to be born in this beautiful island ❤️

I've posted 2 photos of Posada a few weeks ago, and they were from 2024. Now I'm back for three nights. Here are more photos of Su Tiriarzu, the famous beach in Posada. More photos of the town itself tonight or tomorrow. (When i have photos, i post)

Alongside you can see the island of Tavolara, with a somewhat bizarre history. Before the unification of Italy (before 1861 therefore), an aristocrat (whose name I don't remember) founded a principality that It lasted a long time. Check Wikipedia for more info ;)