I love Sant’Antioco island and its people. More than 10 Years ago we decided to buy our Place in this little paradise island and had the chance to experience it all: its colors, flavors, wild nature, beautiful beaches, roman and fenician ruins, local religious rituals, the food, the wine, the kindness of its inhabitants […]
Read more "Why I started this blog"Are you superstitious? Sometimes I am. We discovered a very interesting object in Sardinia that it is sad to protect from evil eye and negative energies. It is called Su Coccu and it is available in some jewelries in Sant’Antioco. I was given by my husband on the occasion of Martina’s birth to remove from […]
Read more "Su Coccu"Sant’Antioco is quite a big and windy island and offers a big variety of beaches and hidden coves. Depending on the winds, you would learn what side of the island to choose to enjoy your day at the beach. Today and for the next few days blows mistral wind. Do you know which beach to […]
Read more "Winds and beaches in Sant’Antioco island"On such a beautiful sunny day, my mind dreams of Sardinia and its amazing beaches with white sands and turquoise waters. I know it sounds as Caribbean islands and beaches, but Sardinia ones could be even better and certainly closer! As many of my followers already know, my adventure and love for South Sardinia started […]
Read more "Sardinia’s top 10 beaches"I just came back from my Holy Week in Sant’Antìoco. It was amazing for the warm and sunny weather, the good food we ate and the solemn processions we followed. Since it took me a while to understand what was going on in town on that week, I decided to sum everything up in a […]
Read more "Holy Week in Sant’Antìoco"The Holy Week in Sant’Antìoco starts on Wednesday with the way of the Cross. The painful procession stops at the stations located in the area of Bonaria church in Sant’Antìoco village. This way of the Cross starts at dusk and it is very suggestive and peculiar. Christ and all the other characters are played by […]
Read more "Holy Week in Sant’Antìoco: way of the Cross "Tonight we are headed to Sant’Antìoco. We are travelling by ferryboat with our two little kids. We chose Moby lines because they are designed with all Looney Tunes characters and they have many activities to entertain them on board. Besides their cabins are very comfortable as we’ll be spending the night on the boat. You […]
Read more "Our Easter in Sant’Antìoco "Last summer I had the chance to spend a beautiful day at “The Cyclops” swimming pool. It is set in an ancient volcanic crater and it is of seawater; there is also a small swimming pool for younger guests (for more information please visit http://www.iciclopi.net/servizi.php). The pool is amazing and the view from there is breathtaking: […]
Read more "“The Cyclops” swimming pool, Sant’Antioco island"Far away from the throngs of sun worshippers and tourists that clutter the upper reaches of Sardinia, Sant’Antioco offers a haven of peace and tranquillity, with unspoilt sandy beaches, hidden coves and historical towns and villages. If you want to capture a glimpse of the real Sardinia, then here it is! (Sunday World, Secret Sardinia: The Hidden […]
Read more "Sant’Antioco hidden coves: Cala Grotta"Who doesn’t know the for ever young italian singer and actor Gianni Morandi and his song “get mommy to send you buy some milk”? These days he is shooting a tv series “Pietro’s island” in Sant’Antioco island and Carloforte plus other location of sulcis area. The purpose of this tv series is to show people the beauty of […]
Read more "Get mommy to send you buy some milk in Sant’Antioco island"Sant’Antioco’s most beautiful corner to me is the Cala Sapone one. Just drive your car following the sign to Coaquaddus beach but then keep the right and follow to Cala Sapone. As soon as you reach it the view is breathtaking, the land is wide and all around is windy and enchanting. The Cala Sapone […]
Read more "Enjoy an amazing sunset at Cala Sapone on Sant’Antioco Island"