Relax at one of Cagliari’s numerous beaches. The beach of Poetto, Italy’s longest coastline over 8km, features golden sand, deep blue waters and lots of attractions. Two ponds aligning the ...

Cagliari is the perfect entry point to Sardinia, Italy's second-largest island. With crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden beaches and luxury resorts, Sardinia is a favorite leisure escape with ...

The expansive view of unspoiled coastline as we came into land – all gleaming white sand and neon-turquoise bays – was nothing short of a postcard ... Sardinia’s southernmost city, Cagliari ...

View of Cagliari, capital of the region of Sardinia, Italy. Forget about the Costa Smeralda, Sardinia’s northern coast of emerald water and soft pink beaches, the southern coast is where it’s at.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do — and when in Cagliari ... beaches in Italy where you can easily escape the crowds, all you have to do is look where most don't. Once your Sardinia vacation ...

here are some of the best ways to explore the treasures of Italy’s Sardinia region. Flanked by the Gulf of Cagliari’s turquoise waters and flamingo-filled marshes, Cagliari’s Castello ...

In the 1960s, the late Prince Karim Aga Khan IV bought the Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) in northeastern Sardinia ... Italy’s unification movement in 1860. Visit the Giardino Sonoro near Cagliari.

departs from the city of Cagliari on Sardinia’s southern-tip. From there, eight different trails totaling 1,284 kilometers await, offering hikers the best Italy’s second-largest island region ...