A few highlights of Sardinia, Italy

Visiting time: May 18-26, 2025 The first highlight is the Saint Remy Fortress in Cagliari. Climbing up the fortress platform, you can enjoy a wide view and feel refreshed. The old town is not big. You can walk around in half an hour. The scenery along the way is beautiful. If you slow down and savor it carefully, you can spend two hours leisurely. In the evening, you may want to go to Antica Cagliari Ristorante not far away to taste authentic Sardinian cuisine to put a perfect end to this day. The second highlight: Poetto Beach, which is close to the city, stretches for 8 kilometers. There are few tourists on weekdays. Emerson Private Beach rents lounge chairs. It costs 25 euros to rent one. It is the first row by the sea. The lounge chairs are very comfortable. You can swim, eat and drink, and stay for a few hours. It is pleasant and beautiful. There are no foreign tourists here. On weekends, locals bring their families to play, which will be crowded, but there are not many people on the private beach, which provides a good opportunity to observe the behavior of Italians. The third highlight is Alghero: This city is more commercialized than the capital. There seem to be more foreigners than locals, and prices are relatively high. But the city is built along the coast, and the heavy ancient city walls are majestic. Walking on them, the sea breeze blows on your face, the sea water hits the coast, and the waves are shocking. Leave the city wall, walk into the winding alleys, find a sun terrace to enjoy a drink, and then go to the pre-booked hotel, such as Al Refettorio, to spend a wonderful night. The fourth highlight: Cala Dragunara is a small bay near Algher. The water is clear and there is no wind. The sea is as calm as a mirror. There is a family restaurant that provides a variety of drinks and food. It also rents lounge chairs and parasols. Reading, watching the scenery, eating, drinking and having fun here is very interesting. Our itinerary Cagliari - Su Nuraxi do Barumini - Alghero - Porto Cervo, Porto Cervo can be completely ignored and is worthless. There are many rich people here, the prices are surprisingly expensive, the hotels are not authentic, and the service attitude is humble, which makes normal people feel uncomfortable.