Fly & Drive Sardinië | Italië

About the destination: Cagliari is pure Mediterranean essence, and it expresses it in every corner, in every bite of its delicious cuisine. Sardinian’s capital is located in the southern part of the island and it’s the political, economic and cultural centre. It has Roman ruins of great value, as the Amphitheatre and many testimonies of Cagliari’s priceless historical heritage. It's an easy city to get around on foot, where you can get lost in the narrow streets that shape the old town located in the upper part of the city and surrounded by fortifications. Strolling around the Castello district, the living heart and memory of the city, visitors will encounter the Cathedral with its adjacent museum, the Royal Palace and countless churches. A nice staircase leads to the bastion St. Remy. From its terrace you can enjoy a 360 degree view of the city. There is an excellent beach in the city, Spiaggia Poetto, an 8km long full equipped beach, perfect to get tanned, swim and chill out. And at nigh it becomes a nightlife hot spot, with clubs, cocktail bars and restaurants. Cagliari is definitely a top tourist destination, one of the most interesting in Sardinia and in Italy.

About the destination: Oristano is an Italian city and comune, capital of the Province of Oristano, in the central-western part of the island of Sardinia, Italy. It is located in the northern part of Campidano plain. MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS • The Tower of St. Christophoros, otherwise known as Tower of Mariano II, Torrione (""Big Tower"") of Portixedda. • St. Mary's Cathedral. • The Church of St. Francis of Assisi. • The Franciscan church of Santa Chiara. • The Church and cloister of the Carmine is one of the best examples of Baroque-Roccoco architecture in Oristano. • The Church of Saint Sebastian is the only medieval extramural church. • The Church of Saint Dominic (San Domenico)

About the destination: Bosa is an Italian municipality and its capital, about 8,000 inhabitants in the province of Oristan, in the former Region of Planargia. Until May 2005 it belonged to the province of Nuoro. It has an urban character that differentiates it from other places in Sardinia

About the destination: Alghero is one of Sardinia’s most beautiful cities. Due to its gorgeous beaches it has become a very popular holiday resort with herds of tourist arriving every summer. Yet it has managed to keep its unique character and its charming atmosphere. The narrow streets of the old city, named Barcelonetta due to the island’s Catalan past, are crowded on the peninsula surrounded by a fortified bastion. Walking through this medieval world, visitors will discover the striking cathedral, built in the 16th century in Catalan-Gothic style. The church of San Francesco has a beautiful Gothic interior and a small golden cloister. From the cute little fishing port, below the city walls, boats depart towards the Grotta di Nettuno or Neptune's Caves, one of the island’s most spectacular attractions. But undoubtedly the main attraction of Alghero is wandering around its streets, discovering its charming spots while contemplating the sunset that bathes the Mediterranean in warm glowing light.

About the destination: Olbia is a city of 58,066 inhabitants in northeastern Sardinia (Italy), in the Gallura sub-region. Called Olbia in the Roman age, Civita in the Middle Ages and Terranova Pausania before the 1940s, Olbia was again the official name of the city during the period of Fascism. Olbia has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate with very mild winters, warm springs and autumns and hot summers. You can´t leave to visit the Oschiri, a beautiful village of 4000 people.

About the destination: Tortoli, is a small Sardinian town of little more than 10,000 inhabitants, capital of the province of Ogliastra next to Lanusei. Ogliastra located in the center of Sardinia, between the provinces of Nuoro and Cagliari and bathed by the Tyrrhenian Sea, is with its 23 municipalities and 50 thousand inhabitants, the least populated in Italy. Tortolì has become the most important center of the Ogliastra territory in recent years. The growth of the city, based decades ago on an agricultural economy, has undoubtedly contributed to the port of Arbatax and the new airport, created at the initiative of local entrepreneurs. In this way, Tortoli is currently an important tourist center within the reach of many Europeans. The origin of the name of Tortoli has not been fully clarified, but toponymy experts believe that it derives from an ancient port that the Pisans renominalized in Tortohelie.

About the destination: Cagliari is pure Mediterranean essence, and it expresses it in every corner, in every bite of its delicious cuisine. Sardinian’s capital is located in the southern part of the island and it’s the political, economic and cultural centre. It has Roman ruins of great value, as the Amphitheatre and many testimonies of Cagliari’s priceless historical heritage. It's an easy city to get around on foot, where you can get lost in the narrow streets that shape the old town located in the upper part of the city and surrounded by fortifications. Strolling around the Castello district, the living heart and memory of the city, visitors will encounter the Cathedral with its adjacent museum, the Royal Palace and countless churches. A nice staircase leads to the bastion St. Remy. From its terrace you can enjoy a 360 degree view of the city. There is an excellent beach in the city, Spiaggia Poetto, an 8km long full equipped beach, perfect to get tanned, swim and chill out. And at nigh it becomes a nightlife hot spot, with clubs, cocktail bars and restaurants. Cagliari is definitely a top tourist destination, one of the most interesting in Sardinia and in Italy.