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Flight + Hotel in Sardina

Your guide to Sardina

Sardina, a jewel of the Mediterranean, is an island of stunning contrasts. Imagine breathtaking coastlines with crystal-clear turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs, and hidden coves. Discover the vibrant nightlife of bustling towns alongside the tranquil beauty of the island's unspoiled countryside. The climate is typically Mediterranean, meaning hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The island's unique geography offers a landscape as varied as its history, from rugged mountains to expansive sandy beaches.

  • Explore the ancient Nuragic sites: Journey back in time and discover the mysterious Nuragic culture through its impressive stone towers scattered across the island.
  • Wander through Cagliari's historic city centre: Explore the charming streets, discover hidden gems, and take in the historical beauty of this ancient capital.
  • Relax on stunning beaches: Bask in the sun and swim in the crystal-clear waters of Sardina's world-renowned beaches, each with its own unique charm.

Getting around is easy thanks to a well-developed public transport network. Ferries connect the towns, providing scenic water journeys between them. Consider renting a car for more flexibility to explore the island at your own pace. Book your flights to Gran Canaria and prepare for an unforgettable Sardinian adventure. The closest airport to Sardina is Gran Canaria Airport (LPA).

Where to stay in Sardina during your trip

Sardina offers a wide array of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets, from charming boutique hotels to luxurious resorts. Finding the perfect place to stay will depend on your preferences and priorities.


Popular areas to consider
  • Cagliari: The island's capital, offers a mix of historical charm, vibrant nightlife, and easy access to beaches.
  • Alghero: A picturesque coastal town with a beautiful old town, beaches, and a rich Catalan heritage.
  • Olbia: A major city serving as a gateway to the Costa Smeralda, with proximity to stunning beaches and luxury resorts.

Many budget-friendly options are available throughout the island, especially outside of the main tourist areas. Consider exploring smaller towns and villages for a more authentic Sardinian experience. Look for accommodation that offers amenities such as kitchens to help keep costs down. Enjoy your stay in one of these wonderful areas!

Foodie's guide in Sardina

Sardinian cuisine is a delicious blend of Mediterranean flavours and unique local ingredients. Influenced by centuries of history, the food of Sardina showcases the island's rich agricultural traditions and its proximity to the sea. Expect fresh seafood, hearty pasta dishes, and flavoursome cheeses – all reflecting the region’s natural bounty.

Don't miss out on the chance to savour the authentic taste of Sardinia with these culinary delights:

  • Culurgiones: These are small, half-moon-shaped pasta parcels filled with a mixture of potatoes, cheese, and herbs.
  • Porceddu: A mouth-watering roast suckling pig, prepared according to traditional recipes that vary across different regions.
  • Sea urchin pasta: A luxurious dish that showcases the island's fresh seafood, prepared with perfectly cooked pasta and topped with the delicate flavour of sea urchins.

For the best culinary experiences, visit Cagliari's central market for an array of local produce. Numerous traditional trattorias and restaurants throughout the island offer excellent opportunities to sample these delicious dishes. The best time to enjoy many of these options is during lunch when locals often eat their largest meal of the day.

Culture & Top Events in Sardina

Adding cultural events to your itinerary enhances your trip to Sardina, providing a deeper understanding of its rich history and traditions. Experiencing local festivities adds an extra dimension to your holiday, making it even more memorable.

  • Sagra del Redentore: A vibrant religious festival held annually in Nuoro, featuring processions, traditional music, and food stalls.
  • Arbatax Jazz Festival: A popular summer music festival that attracts renowned artists and music enthusiasts.
  • Autunno in Barbagia: A month-long cultural event showcasing the culinary heritage and traditions of the Barbagia region.

Always confirm the specific dates and times of events well in advance of your trip. If you're planning to visit during significant events or festivities such as Christmas, booking your flights and accommodation in advance is highly recommended to secure the best prices. We at eDreams can help you find great deals.

How to save on holidays in Sardina

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