About Sardinia...

Situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, Sardinia with its app. 1,800 kilometres of coastline, is one of the most popular destinations for people who loves aquatic sports and seaside holidays, not only for its natural beauty and geographical position but also for its history. The sea around this large Mediterranean Island (second only to Sicily in size among all Mediterranean Islands) is among the most beautiful and transparent in all of the world. D.H. Lawrence in his famous book 'Sea and Sardinia' wrote that Sardinia was a land like no other. Sardinia is also a land rich of history an cluture witnesses. The numerous "nuraghi" which are spread all over the island, occupy a very relevant place among the archeological sites that have been left in the Western Mediterranean basin by the various cultures which have, over the centuries, lived in these lands. These majestic buildings have a prominent role in the Sardinian landscape so much so that they remain stamped on the visitor's mind as a characteristic image of this mysterious and extraordinary land and are a symbol and emblem of a whole population.

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About Cagliari...

Cagliari is the Sardinia's chief town, located in in the middle of Golfo degli Angeli, in the southern border of the island. Spreading along an area sloping down twords the sea, Cagliari is mainly a seaside town. The Poetto beach extends over 7 kilometers of finest sands, representing a unique natural wonder.

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How to reach Cagliari and Sardinia...

Cagliari can be easily reached by plane, thanks to its modern international airport 5 Km to the city centre. Direct flights connect Cagliari to the major Italian towns (Rome, Milan, Turin, Florence, Naples, Bologna, Venice, etc.), and many European capitals (London, Paris, etc.). Other international connections are operated through the airports of Alghero and Olbia, located in the northern part of Sardinia and connected to Cagliari by buses and trains.
Sardinia can be also reached by ferryboats departing form Genova, Livorno or Rome.

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Visitor information

Currency: According to the Monetary Union, the official currency is the Euro.
Banks: Banks are opened from Monday to Friday, from 08.30 to 13.30 and some of them again in the afternoon from 15.00 to 16.30. Banks are closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Electricity: Voltage in Italy is 220 volts - 50 Hz. Foreign appliances could require an adapter.
Tips: Service is usually included in the bill in bars and restaurants, but tips are welcomed.
Climate and what to wear: The weather during early September is warm mostly sunny.