Another episode of the Travel Notes podcast is now on air. This time, I’m taking you to discover a destination in Italy that has completely won me over: Sardinia.

If you’ve never visited this Italian island, you’re missing out on one of the most fascinating places in the Mediterranean. In this episode, I share my adventures through its historic cities, breathtaking beaches, and unique flavors of Sardinian gastronomy.

Travel Notes: Sardinia, Italy — What you’ll hear in this episode

Throughout the episode, I’ll take you through cities like Alghero, with its Catalan charm, Cagliari, the vibrant capital, and Castel Sardo. This town could be in a pirate movie! But that’s not all. I’ll also tell you about other cities I’m sure you’ll enjoy visiting.

However, Sardinia’s charm goes far beyond its picturesque streets. The Emerald Coast and the beaches to the East, such as the wonderful La Pelosa, are an invitation to swim.

Then there’s the Sardinian gastronomy, where every meal will live long in the memory, with fresh seafood dishes and unique pastas.

Because traveling is also about knowing when to take advantage of the right opportunity, I’ll leave you with some notes on the best time and way to visit the island.

Why listen to this episode of Travel Notes?

If you dream of a destination where you can combine culture, dreamy landscapes, and good food, this episode is for you. But even if you’ve already visited Sardinia, I promise you a new perspective (mine!) and tips that can make your next trip even more memorable.

Get your headphones ready and come with me to explore Sardinia

This is the ideal episode to listen to while planning your next vacation in Italy or to get inspired and dream of new European destinations. You can listen to Travel Notes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite podcast platform.

(See the video format on Spotify for English subtitles)

What about you? Have you ever visited Sardinia? Share your experience in the comments, or tell me what else you’d like to know about this destination. I’m always curious to hear the stories of my readers and listeners!

Until then, happy travels!