The main Sardinian moorings such as Olbia, Porto Torres, and Cagliari are considered strategic for commercial exchanges and military management, from and for all the sea routes of the Mediterranean Sea, since the Roman Empire. Over the centuries, many more moorings were built for the tourism industry. The most important of the north-eastern coastline areRead more about Sea connections to Sardinia[…]

Currently undergoing redevelopment, in line with the wider redevelopment of Sardinia Transports, that of Olbia as the airports  of  Alghero and Cagliari it offers direct routes of about three hours, and even less, to and from all European capitals. In Olbia, Costa Smeralda Airport is connected to the ports of London, Manchester, Bristol, Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, Lille, Toulouse, Strasbourg,Read more about Connecting flights to Sardinia[…]

Probably the most renamed place at the international level in Sardinia is the Costa Smeralda. In particular the town of Porto Cervo, which attracts wealthy and famous people from all over worldwide. Created in the 60s by the Ismaili Prince Shah Karim al-Husayni, Aga Khan IV, Porto Cervo, exudes charm and opulence, from the super yachtsRead more about Mediterranean Magic[…]

The North East of Sardinian coastline is a peaceful oasis. Smog and chaos of the big cities are replaced by a beautiful landscape as those of Porto Rotondo, Cala di Volpe, Baja Sardinia, Palau and Santa Teresa di Gallura as Portobello where in addition to incredible panoramic views and breathtaking sunsets, it scends of sea airRead more about Ten things to do in Sardinia to begin[…]

  Golfieri Massimo was born in 1953 in Faenza.He has been a learner of the painters Vincenzo Satta and Pompilio Mandelli, has been graduated from the Academy of Belle Arti in Bologna in 1976 with a degree in figurative photography. Photographer and graphic designer, since 1978 to 1986 he alternates his freelance activities with thoseRead more about Massimo Golfieri at The Nature Art Gallery[…]