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Maddalena Archipelago
Between the two huge islands of Sardinia and Corsica is a small group of islands that also belong to Italy – the Maddalena Archipelago, which is made up of seven major islands that are located just ... Read more
Asinara National Park (Parco Nazionale Asinara)
The island of Sardinia has small islands off its shores, and one of them - Asinara Island - is also entirely a national park in Italy. Asinara National Park (known as Parco Nazionale ... Read more
Caves of Is Zuddas (Grotte Is Zuddas)
Not far from the town of Santadi in southern Sardinia is a network of caves that stretches more than a mile underground. It’s called the Caves of Is Zuddas, and they are a popular tourist attraction ... Read more
Devil's Saddle (Sella del Diavolo)
There is a distinctive rock formation on a promontory near Cagliari that, because of its shape, is known as the Devil’s Saddle - Sella di Diavolo in Italian. The promontory overlooks the city’s ... Read more
Gulf of Cagliari (Golfo degli Angeli)
The capital of Sardinia, Cagliari, sits on the island’s southern coast in the middle of the large bay created by the Gulf of Cagliari - also known as the Golfo degli Angeli, or Gulf of Angels. ... Read more
Molentargius Natural Park
Italy’s idyllic island of Sardinia is known for its beaches and turquoise waters, which encircle beautiful inland parks and natural areas. One of the most important is Molentargius Natural Park, a ... Read more
National Museum of Archaeology (Museo Archeologico Nazionale)
Travelers who walk through the doors of Italy’s National Museum of Archaeology will be immediately transported back in time. In addition to an impressive collection of Graeco-Roman artifacts, ... Read more
