SANTA GILLA LAGOON – MONTE ARCOSU – PORTO PINO – BEACHES
This tour is perfect for anyone who wants to combine an interest in nature, bird-watching or the ecosystem of the lagoon area with the pleasure of relaxing on the breathtakingly beautiful beaches of southern Sardinia.
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On Saturday 30th June 2012 the sunny Poetto beach in Cagliari, crowded with bathers and holidaymakers, will burst into colour for an evening of imagination with the partecipants in the first Sardinia Pride event, that will also be the first beach Pride in Italy.
Nestling between the mountains of Barbagia that encircle Gennargentu, the Gulf of Orosei and the marvellous beaches of eastern Sardinia, Ogliastra is a region that seduces the traveller with its unique landscape, characterised as it is by the imposing rock formations known as the Tacchi (or 'heels'). (more…)
Berchidda is a calm, quiet town, nestled at the foot of Mount Limbara. During the summer, however, thanks to the Time in Jazz festival, that reaches its 25th edition this year, the town bursts with sound and colour, and everything becomes music, even the joyful clink of cutlery as slap up meals of Berchiddese soup, one of the most famous dishes of Gallurian cuisine, is prepared in the town's churches with bread, cheese and mutton broth. (more…)
Almost a hundred years have passed since, in 1921, the English writer D.H. Lawrence and his wife Frieda went on their journey into the Sardinian interior, a journey that was made famous by Lawrence's book 'Sea and Sardinia'. If you want to relive the same experience, hop on board ARST's Trenino Verde (Little Green Train), and discover the timeless, wild hinterland of Sardinia, where little has changed in hundreds of years. The third class carriages that Lawrence travelled in have been faithfully reconstructed to every last detail and to take your place on its narrow wooden seats below the bulging luggage racks is to travel back into the past and discover a world long since disappeared. (more…)