Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda is this region’s calling card, but travel beyond and you’ll discover low-key beaches, distinctive ...

Sardinia, long famous for its magical sun, sand and crystal clear waters, is fast establishing itself as a climbing paradise. One of its national parks, the Gennargentu, tempts further with its ...

With its wind-whipped granite boulders, the rocky coves of Capo Testa on Sardinia's northern headland are almost sculptural in shape and begging to be hiked and photographed. The nearby lighthouse ...

L'eco del Baratro up beautiful Punta Giradili above Baunei in Sardinia. 230m high, established ground-up, with 7c obligatory climbing and two crux pitches still to be freed, probably at 8b. Canale ...

But tourists tend to visit for the eye candy – the rock formations ... You can book your passage from Palau (on Sardinia's northern tip) to the islands through ferry and tour operators like ...

It was found among the rocks, about fifteen meters from the point where Manola Mascia, the twenty-eight-year-old from Cagliari resident in San Michele, was recovered lifeless on Wednesday ...

In the 1960s, the late Prince Karim Aga Khan IV bought the Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) in northeastern Sardinia, subsequently turning the area into a hot spot for royalty and celebrities.