Creating online communities and other types of accessible, public, free, online and educational entertainment would be very useful to keep alive the diverse multiple regional languages that exist across the Italian, Hispanic and Portuguese territories like the public subreddits including:

r/Mirandes , r/Portuguese , r/Galego , r/Asturlleones , r/Spanish / r/Espanol / r/Castellano / r/SpanishLanguage , r/DjudeoEspanyol / r/Ladino , r/FablaAragonesa , r/Catalan , r/Occitan , r/Zeneise , r/LearnLombardLanguage , r/Venetian , r/Italian / r/ItalianLanguage / r/Italian_Language , r/Sicilian / r/Sicilianu , and r/Interlingua .

Some local connected languages exist across the island of Sardinia that are part of one linguistic continuum of gradual transitions in the following order:

The Sardinian language, the Sassarese language, the Castellanese language, the Gallurese language, the Corsican language, the Tuscan language, and the national Italian language.

Wikipedia for the Sardinian language:

https://sc.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limba_sarda

Wikipedia for the Sassarese language:

https://incubator.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wp/sdc/L%C3%ACnga_sassaresa

Wikipedia for the Corsican language:

https://co.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_corsa

I am surprised that there have been better efforts to preserve local regional languages that are spoken by population numbers that are much smaller than the number of speakers for the Sardinian language.

The best educational content online for learning Sardinian that I could find was this old series of short lessons by "Telesassari":

https://youtu.be/08tMaLc_6bo?si=jSheD-dJ_ZeTISbS

What about if we created more language subreddits to commemorate and preserve the local languages of Sardinia?

Sharing is caring because sharing quick, accessible, public, free, online and educational content related to the language about any topic regularly at least once a week is the bare minimum that is enough to support a subreddit in being alive.

People tend to pay more attention to simple explanatory diagram images and other types of short, accessible, public, free, online, entertaining and educational linguistic content shared by language teachers at other social media platforms that are big sources of inspiration for ideas.

The diverse multiple local languages of the island of Sardinia are a valuable cultural relic that can grab the interest of linguistic tourism from the Latin side of the planet.

Please need asap booking one ticket to Cala Goloritze hiking. Any options will consider. Thanks

It’s impossible to book on their official site , Watsup phones book 72h in advance. Any tips please how to book a ticket ASAP. Thanks

Hi! I’m planning an 8 day trip to Sardinia in early October with my partner and would love some direction for where to base ourselves.

We much prefer small local towns and enclaves to big cities. We’ll have a car but being in a nice town where we can stroll back home after eating would be nice. Under 20 min drive to the coast is essential. Thinking of Bosa or Arbatax but open to ideas! 🙏🏼

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.

Hello,

Me and my wife ar planning a 7-10 days holiday somewhere in Europe for next year and we would love to visit Sardinia. We already visited Roma and Napoli in Italy, but now we would like to just relax at the beach.

Can you please give us some tips about where to land with the plane, where to stay, what beaches to see?

We do not have a car and we can not rent either, as we are new to driving and without experience. So we would love to stay in a place that is close to a beach with normal sand and beautiful water. Or maybe there are “all inclusive” accommodations that offer local food and transportation to the beach everyday? For a fair cost?

Thank you very much!

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)

Hello, i am on vacation here these days… unfortunately we have some medical issues and i was wondering if anyone could help me get some bellow medicine?

Amoksiklav 875 mg Sumamed 250 mg

I am close to Terravecchia

Thanks

Hi, does anyone have any recent experience getting the bus from Olbia to Palau?

I keep seeing talk about how bad the public transport is, but this is the only part of our trip we really might need a car (however our hotel doesn’t have parking) so I wanted to know if anyone has recently successfully this bus trip or has any tips? We’ll be going mid September

Thanks

Hey everyone, I lost my Samsung S21 Ultra near the ENI station in Cheremule, Sassari. Someone picked it up and took it to Via Filippo Turati as i can tell from "find my mobile" but the battery is dead now and I dont know if he gave it to authorities or just stole it. Does anyone know who I can contact? I already wrote multiple emails and had calls but nothing seems to work. Any help would be lovely as I really need this phone back 🥲

This question may have already been asked but...debating between a larger boat trip e.g this or a dinghy.

Anyone have any insight into what type is more enjoyable? Can see how the bigger boat would be more comfortable but maybe more busy, while the dinghys would be less comfortable out on the water. We're planning to board from Orosei, so the extra distance to the main sights has me leaning towards the larger boat

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.

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

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)

My friends and I are visiting this October. There are 7 of us in total but only 1 can drive. We’ve tried looking up the usual places online but they only offer cars for 4 people 😭

I’ll be in Sassari, is getting an uber a possibility?? Are they readily available for tourist?

Hi everyone, I’m a professional chef and I’ve always been fascinated by su filindeu. I’d love to learn how to make this traditional pasta the proper way, and I was wondering if anyone in Sardinia is still teaching or sharing this incredible knowledge.

If you know of someone (or a family) who passes on the technique, I’d be very grateful for any information.

Thanks in advance!

Ciao a tutti :)

I need some advice from this community. We travel usually in the first week of September to Sardegna (currently on the island).

Next year, the first week of September is not possible. Should we choose the last week (Fereogusto?) of August or second week of September? Area will be around Arbatax. The sea will definitely not cool down if we travel just one week later next year, i guess.

Right now there are still a lot of fellow tourists, but not crowded, at least at the beaches next to Arbatax.

What would you recommend?

Hi everyone! I will be going on a work trip to Olbia next month and I want to make the most out of it, so I have a few questions.

As it usually happens with work trips, I won't have much time to do stuff during the day. Is there much nightlife in Olbia? Is it safe to walk alone at night (I'm a woman, btw)? Is there anything you recommend doing as an absolute must?

Also, I have never been to Italy, so I don't know what to expect. Do people in shops usually speak any English, or should I start learning some phrases in Italian? Do I need to bring cash with me?

Any help will be greatly appreciated. I am super excited about visiting!

I’ll be going to Sardinia for 10 days this weekend, and we’ll arrive in Olbia, drive straight to Cagliari to stay, then Tortoli, then Olbia again. During the days we’ll drive to nearby beaches and sites. What’s the best car to rent for this kind of plan with lots of driving? Is it better to go big or small or in between? There seems to be a lot of Fiats on the rental sites, would it be safe to drive these long distances in one?

Any advice would help hugely appreciated! 🙏

Hello lovely people! :)

I am 30yo male traveling solo Sep 23-28. Landing in Olbia the 23rd afternoon and leaving from Olbia 28th morning. I plan on renting a car from Olbia. I could use some advice/suggestions on where to stay and activities.

My goal is to drink espresso in the morning, go to the beach all day, and eat at a restaurant in the evening. I am not too keen on clubbing or heavy drinking, but I wouldn't mind a low key glass of wine with some strangers.

My must-do's are boating the Baunei Coast and La Maddalena.

My tentative plan is:

• Tuesday 23: Land in Olbia and drive to hotel in Orosei and get settled and have dinner
• Wednesday 24: Dinghy rental in Cala Gonone
• Thursday 25: Dinghy rental in Cala Gonone
• Friday 26: travel up the coast and stop by a beach, dinner at Lu Stazzu or check out San Pantaleo.
• Saturday 27: yacht trip La Maddalena
• Sunday 28: fly out Olbia

Some concerns that I may need advice on.

• Where to stay for good dinners? Orosei, Baunei, Palau?
• Is it better to dinghy rent from Baunei or Cala Gonone?
• Anchoring my dinghy and leaving it unmanned while I lay on beach.
• What to do if I have to use the restroom while on my dinghy trip -_-
• Stay longer in Orosei or La Maddalena?
• Car rental returns at Olbia early in the morning before flight? aka how long does it take and are security lines long?
• For dinghy rentals or yacht/catamaran trip is early reservation necessary and how much does it cost?

I may try and change my flight to fly in the 22nd to have more time on the island as well.

Thank you all in advance!

Last night I was leaving Sardinia through the Olbia airport. I bought a 7.50€ slice of pizza from Kara Pizza. It was very basic with cheese and olives. It was fresh out of the oven when I ate it. I got home 2-3 hours later and threw up for 4 hours straight in the middle of the night. It was 100% food poisoning! Be careful and avoid eating there.

Hi, I will be staying in Sardinia at the end of September and have seen boat rides out of Arbatax come highly recommended. My family and I will be staying in Olbia for the first part of our trip and then driving to Cagliari to stay there for the second half of our trip. Does it make sense at all to do the boat tour the day we are leaving Olbia and driving to Cagliari, or is this a bad idea? I am not sure if it makes sense to add on the extra driving time, and if it will be hard to drive at night after the boat, etc. Is there a better way to do this, ie should we just drive a different day or skip Arbatax altogether?