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Exploring La Maddalena National Park: A Guide to Boat Tours 23/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

The Archipelago of La Maddalena boasts around 60 islands, with the prominent ones being La Maddalena and Caprera. Other minor yet captivating islands include Spargi, Budelli, Razzoli, Santa Maria, and Santo Stefano, while the remaining are quaint islets. Being very close to the Archipelago, the best place to start your tour to the islands is Palau: LA MADDALENA Contrary to popular belief, La Maddalena is not just a starting point for boat tours—it is the… Continue reading

Tavolara Island, the smallest kingdom in the world! 16/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

It is known as the smallest kingdom in the world. Tavolara is a limestone and granite mountain rising from the sea, 560 meters high, four kilometers long, characterized by rugged rocks, imposing and dizzying verticality, and beautiful chromatic shades: the green of juniper, rosemary, and mastic, combined with the azure, blue, and emerald green of the surrounding waters. THE ISLAND Elongated and with a thin shape, it is the focal point and defining symbol of… Continue reading

Santa Maria Island, monks’ heaven 11/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

Santa Maria stands out as the northern jewel of Sardinia, positioned close to the Bonifacio Strait, near the Corsican border. Together with the enchanting islets of Razzoli and Budelli, it marks the northern extremity of the Maddalena Archipelago, a must-visit destination among the approximately 60 islands in the region. SIZE Covering a two-square-kilometer area, Santa Maria boasts a rugged coastline stretching over ten kilometers. What sets it apart from the other smaller Maddalena islands is… Continue reading

Razzoli Island, an ancient lighthouse surrounded by natural sculptures 10/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

The one dock of Razzoli Island Located North of the island of Budelli, Razzoli is the fifth largest island in the National Park of La Maddalena Archipelago, covering just over one square kilometer with a coastline stretching over twelve kilometers. ENVIRONMENT Distinguished by its unmistakable rugged shoreline and mountainous terrain, with the highest peak being Mount Cappello (65 meters), Razzoli is dominated by pristine vegetation and marine fauna. Its pristine and rich seabeds make it… Continue reading

Bosa: colorful tranquillity 08/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

In the picturesque coastline of western Sardinia, approximately 45 kilometers south of Alghero and 65 kilometers north of Oristano, lies Bosa — a captivating and authentic town within the province of Oristano. Architecture Set among stunning rocky hills, lush valleys, palm trees, traditional Italian architecture, and an untouched Mediterranean shoreline, Bosa offers an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Unlike many other tourist hotspots, Bosa manages to escape the summer crowds,… Continue reading

Alghero: A Catalan city on the shores of Sardinia 04/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

Located on the northwestern coast of the enchanting island of Sardinia, Alghero stands as a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. This picturesque town, with its medieval charm, Catalan influence, and beautiful landscapes, offers visitors a unique and unforgettable experience.   History and Heritage: Alghero's rich history is evident in its well-preserved architecture and cultural heritage. Originally founded as a Genoese colony in the 12th century, the town later came under Catalan rule… Continue reading

The City of La Maddalena: From Ancient Times to Today 03/01/2024 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

With the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the Archipelago of La Maddalena depopulated and became a haven for pirates, Saracens, and Italians. Only in medieval times did the islands of La Maddalena see timid human settlements again: scattered groups of monks and hermits established themselves there. In fact, the dense vegetation and the shores bathed by a warm and tranquil sea made the islands a perfect place for meditation and personal exploration. La Maddalena… Continue reading

Caprera Island: Natural wonders and rich history of Sardinia 31/12/2023 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

Introduction: Located on the northeastern coast of Sardinia, Caprera Island attracts travelers of all kind, with its pristine landscapes, historical significance, and outdoor adventures. This island, part of the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park, is not only known for its turquoise waters and sandy shores but also for its role in the military history of Italy starting from the 18th century. In this article, we'll explore the dual charm of Caprera, blending its natural beauty… Continue reading

Budelli: the island everyone wants to see 29/12/2023 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

Budelli is celebrated for its pristine beaches, unique pink sand, and ecological significance. At Cala Roto, where the Pink Beach is located, Michelangelo Antonioni in 1964 shot the scene of the girl’s fable in the movie “Red Desert”, capturing the nature of this place in its full spontaneity. Formerly private property. Budelli was bought by the National Park in May 2016. Today, protected by environmental regulations, you can admire it from afar as a masterpiece… Continue reading

Spargi Island: a biosphere in La Maddalena Archipelago 28/12/2023 – Posted in: Discover Sardinia

Spargi, nestled off the northeastern coast of Sardinia, is a relatively small island spanning just 4.2 square kilometers. Despite its size, it boasts an unspoiled landscape that captivates visitors worldwide. As the third-largest island in the cluster, Spargi is renowned for its main bay, "Cala Corsara," featuring three pristine white-sanded beaches and iconic rock formations like the "Witches Head," the "Bulldog," the "Rock of Italy" shaped like a "boot," and the "Dutch Shoe." While uninhabited,… Continue reading


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