Top 10 Traditional Foods in Sardinia. Credits: sardegnadigitallibrary Sardinian recipes are the perfect idyll of the many different cultures that have left their mark on the Island from age to age.
Obviously, each traditional eating habit in Sardinia is called in our regional language…so welcome to the taste of local life! A special mention must be dedicated to Su Porcheddu. The spit-roasted suckling pig takes some master practice to being well-cooked/done. It is roasted on a spit over a log fire during about 3 hours or “incarralzadu" that means in a large hole under the fire.
It may taste stronger but one you try a piece of Sa Cordula you can’t live without. Malloreddus is the first kind of pasta that comes to mind when thinking of Sardinian’s first course. Credits: sardegnadigitallibrary Spaghittus cun cancioffa e bottariga is another top in Sardinia. Credits: sardegnadigitallibrary The choice of delicious sweets and desserts is particularly rich.
Credits: Flickr. Sardegna. Dónde comer en Cerdeña, restaurantes económicos, baratos y buenos en Cerdeña. Sabores del Mediterráneo: cinco propuestas de buena mesa en Cagliari. ¿Buscas un destino económico y que a la vez te sorprenda?
¡Cerdeña puede ser una excelente opción! En menos de hora y media en avión desde Girona a su capital, Cagliari, y por apenas 50 euros ida y vuelta en bajo coste, esta isla italiana a unos ofrece diversión y desenfreno; mientras que otros disfrutan por igual de la tranquilidad, el contacto con la naturaleza, la cultura y, sobre todo, una gastronomía y enología de gran nivel, como no podría ser de otra forma tratándose de Italia. Bondades estas últimas en las que centraremos esta entrada, gracias a las recomendaciones de Stefano, propietario del Bed&Breakfast Rosso e Nero. Quien no sólo acoge amablemente a sus huéspedes, sino que además les facilita un listado de restaurantes con propuestas de calidad y lejos del bullicio turístico que concentra la isla en temporada alta. Propuestas que reproducimos tras contrastarlas una a una. Y ahora sí toca disfrutar de los otros monumentos de Cagliari... El Doctor Ampex (Via S. Sardinia map. Maps are indispensable accessories on the road.
The question "where is my beach" or "or how to get to the beach" arises sooner or later. If someone wants to visit places that are a little off-site accommodation place then they can use the map. Take a road map and explore Sardinia The network of roads is in Sardinia pretty well regulated, so the journey is from one place to another easily. The main road traffic running from Olbia via Oristano and reach the south of island in Cagliari. Tourist and road maps of Sardinia. Vacanze in Sardegna - Sito ufficiale della Regione Sardegna. Sardinia, Italy. This is an island where coastal drives thrill, prehistory puzzles, and sheep (four million of them) rule the roads.
Sardinia captivates with its wild interior, dazzling beaches and endearing eccentricities. Why I Love Sardinia By Kerry Christiani, Author Sardinia was love at first sight for me. No matter how often I return, I find new coastal trails to explore and mountains to climb, hidden bays to kayak to and little-known agriturismi tucked away in the silent hinterland.
Beach Beauties Believe the hype: Sardinia has some of the dreamiest beaches you’ll find without stepping off European shores. Outdoor Adventure Whether you go slow or fast, choose coast or country, Sardinia is one of Europe’s last great island adventures. Island of Idiosyncrasies As DH Lawrence so succinctly put it: ‘Sardinia is different.’ Timeless Tradition Sardinia has been polished like a pebble by the waves of its history and heritage. Www.getaroundsardinia.com - Sardinia, Sardinia Transport, Sardinia Public Transport, Sardinia bus, Sardinia train, Sardinia walking, Sardinia trekking, Sardinia activities, Sardinia outdoors, Sardinia accommodation, Sardinia Bed and Breakfast, Sardinia cu. Costa Smeralda. Sardinia in Aug for ~6 days: proposed itinerary. We (3 adults + 3 kids - 16, 14 and 11) will be in Sardinia for ~6 days the first week of August.
(I know timing is sub-optimal given heat, crowds etc. but schedules made it inevitable.) None of us has been before; we are flying from/to Rome. I put together the following proposed itinerary, and would be grateful for any comments / suggestions. For first time visitors, given number of days/time of year, does this sound reasonable? We are not wedded to it and could tweak (or change it completely if we're missing a better alternative in another part of the island). We are up for exploring/renting a car, and are reasonably active and adventurous -- not looking to lie on the beach at a resort for a week. **Fri - Fly Rome-Alghero early afternoon; explore Alghero **Sat - Alghero - rent car & drive to beach - Capo Falcone / La Pelosa? In afternoon, Capo Caccia / Grotto di Nettuno - r/t boat excursion from Alghero (= 2.5 hours)? **Sun - Alghero - rent car/scenic coastal drive south to Bosa?
Round trip of Sardinia - 8 days - Italy tours and itineraries.