Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda is this region’s calling card, but travel beyond and you’ll discover low-key beaches, distinctive ...

Let’s put some numbers behind a trend you might have already observed for yourself: There are simply a mind-boggling number of new hotels opening all around the world. In your hometown, the next ...

While there is much talk of high technology and multinationals, there is a quieter but equally vital engine that continues to drive the Sardinian economy: that of craftsmanship. A sector that ...

Tuerredda is a spectacular crescent-shaped bay with golden sand GETTY The Sardinian authorities have been implementing visitor restrictions at Tuerredda since 2020, including bans on disposable ...

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Since 2020, Sardinian officials have been proactive in preserving the beach's natural beauty, setting visitor limits and introducing bans on single-use plastics, smoking, and taking sand or ...

Since 2020, Sardinian officials have been capping the number of visitors to Tuerredda and enforcing prohibitions on single-use plastic bags, smoking, and the collection of sand or pebbles from the ...

After securing casu marzu — a controversial Sardinian sheep’s milk cheese that contains live insect larvae and is illegal to sell commercially in Italy, the EU, and the United States ...

A favourite for Sardinian families is Li Junchi beach, which unfolds in a majestic five mile curve of white sand heading south from the town of Isola Rossa. They also flock to one of the island ...

Porto Cervo, a luxury hub on the island’s northern coast, beckons visitors with its boutique shops, elegant marina, and sophisticated dining, where you can sample the freshest Sardinian seafood. Tuna ...

B. Nash/ St Michael's Mount) Recent scientific research has revealed that Cornish tin was being delivered, probably by Sardinian or Sardinian-connected merchants, to what are now Israel and Turkey.