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Sardinia's Living Art Gallery: San Sperate

Sardinia is known to tourists mainly for its fantastic coastline with azure waters and perfect white beaches. Like Australia, Sardinia seems to be an island which is only populated around the edges...

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Sardinian Treasures

When I met Andrea Usai and his wife Ansula for the first time, he worked as a manager for a company in the luxury travel sector while she was an architect and designer...

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The Wonders of Scuba Diving in Sardinia

Cala Gonone is a town abundant in natural beauty but, as Robyn Rosenfeldt discovered, there’s a whole lot more that lies beneath the surface

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Share your Italian Story: A Small Island With A Big Heart

La Maddalena Beach

It took me three days to fall in love with the small island of La Maddalena, nestled between Sardinia and Corsica. Of course, falling in love with the turquoise blue water and rocky beaches is not hard to
do.

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Sardinian Ferries Double Ticket Rates

Four companies are investigated for antitrust violations after raising prices 90-100%

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The Cavalcata Sarda

Ragazze Cavalcata Sarda

The Cavalcata Sarda (literally Sardinia Horse-ride) is a hundred-year-old celebration which ever year attracts thousand people from all over the Island and tourists...

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The Holy Week in Sardinia

Sardinian Holy Week

The Holy Week in Sardinia is characterised by traditional processions and ancient rituals taking place in various towns and cities around the island. Both devotees and tourists can attend the events...

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Sebadas Recipe

The Sebadas, also known as Seadas, are special fritters made with a pecorino cheese filling typical of Sardinia.

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Sardinians Lay Claim to the "Longevity Diet"

Sardinian food could be the secret to a long life...

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St Anthony’s Bonfire, Dorgali, Sardinia

Today we are travelling down to the island of Sardinia, where we will take a look at a tradition that dates back to at least the thirteenth century: it is the bonfire lit in the town of Dorgali [Nuora] every year on January 16th, in honour of Sant’Antonio Abate or St Anthony
the Abbot.

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