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Seadas: A Traditional Sardinian Treat

Depending on which region of Sardinia you are the name may be different, but they are most commonly known as Seada, with Seadas being the plural. Seadas is one of the best-known and popular dishes in...

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Getting Around In Sardinia

Travelling by car is by far the best way to explore the island and the most hassle-free option. The public transport in Sardinia is cheap, but it is challenging to get off the beaten track and see...

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Do Many People Speak English In Sardinia?

Italian is the first language of Sardinia, although the rich Sardinian language, Sardo is still widely spoken by 78% of the population. Many young people, especially Students will speak very good...

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Using Public Transport In Sardinia

From my experiences using public transport to navigate my way through the island, I can sum the rail and bus network like this: Travelling by train is very reliable with trains leaving on time and...

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Is Sardinia Expensive?

The quick answer is no, it's cheaper than many European destinations. However, there are areas of Sardinia which are much more expensive, such as the Costa Smeralda. Before planning a holiday to...

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Flying To Sardinia – Everything You Need To Know

Sardinia has three main airports, Cagliari Elmas Airport, Olbia Airport, and Alghero Fertilia Airport. This article explains everything you need to know about flying into Sardinia, so you can decide...

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Sardinia is a place beyond time. I visited the island for the first time over five years ago to volunteer on a farm. Now, I am living in the United Kingdom, working in regenerative agriculture (biodynamictrainee.com) but every time I have a holiday it will be in Sardinia. And maybe one day I will be able to combine my passions for agriculture and Sardinia together once again. Thanks for reading the article I hope it was useful to you.




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