BY: Sophie Nadeau
In this one-week Sardinia itinerary, we will be focusing on the southern coast of the island, checking out the best shores, the capital of Cagliari, and some of the traditional villages where time seems to have stopped forever. One of the biggest islands in the Mediterranean, and indeed one of the largest islands in Europe, there is a lot to see and do in Sardinia.
One of the most popular Italian destinations in summer, there are dozens of towns, amazing beaches, and incredible traditions to discover… and sometimes, one week in Sardinia might not seem enough to see it all. Italy’s most popular summer destination, Sardinia is an important autonomous region best known for its bilingual identity, with a unique autochthonous language, Algherese Catalan, one of the twelve different linguistic minorities scattered around the country, some of them also found in Sardinia.
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