Since i am a freelance writer and i love traveling around Sardinia, i always look for the best accomodations at the lowest price.
I don’t need to book a 4 or 5 stars hotel, and i don’t want to book it. It not a question of money, it’s only that there’s nothing far as a big resorts from the true spirit of the island.
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I found this beautiful little hotel on my way to Galtellì, a village near the most beautiful beaches of Orosei.
In reality i wasn’t there to swim (it was january aniway:), but for reasons connected with my job.
I had to make a reportage about local artisanship and Galtellì was the perfect place to explore the area and to develope a better knowledge of sardinian culture.
I booked a room at Antico Borgo on Booking.com and the price was not expensive; moreover, i have to say that it was cheap compared with the ospitality i recived.
Andrea, the host, was very nice with me and with other guests.
I slept in a very nice room with private bathroom that overlooked a typical couryard with tables and also murales, as you can see on my pictures!
The historical centre of Galtellì is also pretty, full of ancient churces and wonderful viewports of Tuttavista mountains!
You can have a look at the album published on Sandàlia Racconta Facebook Official!
Nei Comuni della Gallura, diversi anni or sono, prima del matrimonio vero e proprio si svolgeva il rito della fidanzata nascosta.
Parliamo della pricunta (dallo spagnolo preguntar, cioè domandare), termine di derivazione spagnola che sta ad indicare il cerimoniale più simpatico del fidanzamento gallurese.
SCOPRILO CON SANDALIA RACCONTA!
Alghero, one of the most beautiful city in Italy and in Sardinia, seems a mermaid lying on the Costera del Coral (Coral Coast), a long stretch characterized by beaches with transparent waters and scented maritime forests.
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Sacro e profano. Due aspetti quasi indissolubili dei riti in Sardegna, isola dalle mille sfaccettature come quelle del fuoco.
Durante le celebrazioni dei fuochi di Sant’Antonio, che si tengono nella notte a cavallo fra il 16 e il 17 gennaio, le fiamme rubano la vita a un elemento naturale: il legno.
Gli donano l’energia del suono, il colore rosso del sangue, e lo consumano allo stesso tempo rendendolo cenere.
Qual è il significato dei falò che inaugurano al Carnevale sardo? Leggi tutto
