Sardinia might be famed for its sun-drenched beaches, but ask around and locals will nudge you towards wilder corners. These ...

Here, rugged limestone mountains and scrub-lined trails give way to postcard-perfect beaches, blessed with sugar-white sand and the most translucent turquoise waters. Though Sardinia boasts many ...

The most famous beaches in Sardinia are on the Costa Smeralda in the northeast of the island, the jetset playground founded ...

Photograph by Francesco Lastrucci Beneath those rocks, fresh water makes its way through an ... fastest and oldest road running through eastern Sardinia; its most panoramic leg between the towns ...

Made up of over 1,000 kilometers of mostly oceanfront trails circling the island of Sardinia, the ‘Cammino 100 Torri’ – or 100 Towers Path – might not be Italy’s most famous hike ...

There are no bars or restaurants here, so bring a packed lunch and plenty of water ... Luna if you tire of the turquoise sea On the central eastern coast lies one of Sardinia’s jewels, Cala ...