Placed in an intermediate position between Italy, France, Spain, Africa, it’s the second island of the Mediterranean Sea. Cagliari, Region Chief Town, is a little bit southward than Lecce, Ankara in Turkey and Valencia in Spain. The twelve-month-mildness of its climate, makes Sardinia one of the most desired destination of the international tourism.
Visitors are fascinated not only by the beauty and the variety of the coast, but also by the uniqueness of the landscape. For this reason, Sardinia is defined as a micro-continent, a whole of incredible varieties which permits to pass from the swampy plain of Oristano, peopled by an enormous number of birds, to the hard peaks of Sulcis and Iglesiante, passing through the remains of the old mines, and finally to the biggest European desert.
Noteworthy the rough Barbagia, dedicated to the production of excellent cheeses and insuperable wines and Gallura, made of red granite facing the bluest sea of the Mediterranean.
The first feeling when you arrive on the island, is to be in another world, in which traditional culture, costumes and traditions still resist. Uniqueness the imposing “nuraghes”, the Giants’ Tombs and the architectonical perfection of the Holy Wells.
“It is a land - wrote David Herbert Lawrence – which does not resemble any other place”.