Photos de Sardaigne
Discover la Sardaigne
If it is the immaculate beaches and crystal clear waters that seduce at first sight, the complex and mysterious Sardinian culture quickly takes over. The island has been inhabited since 6000 BC and has undergone many periods of invasion, which have created a unique heritage where magic rubs shoulders with the very present Catholic religion. The island is criss-crossed by colourful festivals where the Sardinians dress in their traditional costumes and sing songs from the depths of time. To get a feel for Sardinia, it is imperative to leave the gentle torpor of the coast to explore the interior. It is here that local craftsmanship is best expressed, from the famous Sardinian shepherd's knife to the olive oil protected by a designation. The Nuraghic Route allows you to travel the island from north to south, in search of its sentinel towers, the last vestiges of an ancient civilization considered to be the founder of Sardinian culture.
