Spend the winter in paradise!
Travel for short periods has become difficult yet I know you all yearn for the Mediterranean, the sun setting over the sea, that feeling of freedom and harmony.
For remote workers, now’s the time to take the plunge, set up your home office in Alghero, overlooking the sea.
The Holy Week rituals in Alghero (Setmana Santa de l'Alguer) are among the most striking in Sardinia and are characterised by a strong Catalan influence. Easter traditions date back to the XVI century and are still organised by the old Confraternita della Misericordia. The Good Friday procession, this year on March 30th, is heartfelt by young and old when hundreds of people walk in the streets of Alghero carrying candles and praying.
You're still in time - direct flights available with Ryan Air from Eindhoven, Memmingen, Frankfurt Hahn, Brussels Charleroi, Stansted and more....
Take advantage - spring is in the air!
And for anyone interested in regenerating over Easter - an interesting osteopathy-yoga retreat in Bosa with Argentina born yoga instructor Karina Arenas Bonansea and Jordi Mosoll Allue from Barcelona. Find out more...
Fascinating ancient traditions can be witnessed first hand during the carneval festivities that awaken the small towns in Sardinia from their winter slumber.
The celebrations of Bosa's "Karrasegare Osinku" next weekend are amongst the wildest, most exuberant, and most pagan you’ll ever see. The people from Bosa open their cellars and the local malvasia flows by the liter.
On Sunday 11th February and Tuesday 13th February we've got the annual ‘Sa Sartiglia’ in Oristano – the most spectacular and choreographed Carnival in Sardinia. It's an impressive equestrian game with ancient origins in which brave horsemen compete with one another in a tournament to select the figure of Su Componidori, the horseman that wearing a mask of a mysterious God will pierce the star.
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