The second largest island in the Mediterranean and just a hop of 11km across the Bonifacio Straits, the beautiful island of Sardinia has many faces.
Its situation equidistant between Italy and Tunisia, Sardinia is in the heart of the Mediterranean. From the glamour of the Costa Smeralda to the beauty of the rural interior, it is a popular destination for those who love watersports, beach life and exploring the mountainous region.
Sardinia is known for its natural beauty but also for its history, with Neolithic sites and traces of many invaders marking the island’s history. There has been more tourist development than Corsica, but still the island remains relatively unspoilt.
