Tag Archives: Sardinia
Ciao, For Now
During our last full day in Sardinia we made the long drive from Cagliari, which is far in the south, all the way up the east coast back to Olbia. Along the way we passed through the mountainous regions, even … Continue reading
Bites, Beaches, and Birds
After our day exploring the great outdoors, we arrived in Cagliari–Sardinia’s biggest city (population somewhere around 100,000), situated on its southern coast. I had already seen Cagliari last summer, but it was interested to see the island’s bustling capital in … Continue reading
The Long and Winding Road
After exploring Alghero a bit the next morning, we took the winding road that snakes along the cliffs on the west coast of the island. While my aunt Pat watched out for the insane Italian drivers and cows on the … Continue reading
Sardinian Roadtrip
It’s been awhile, but finally an update on Sardinia! We arrived on the island from Milan on New Year’s Day, and headed straight to the car rental terminal…somehow they agreed to let us on the road and shortly after we … Continue reading
And Finally…Some Photos!
At last…what you’ve all been waiting for…some more photos! I’m finally done uploading all of the albums from my trip to Corsica and Sardinia, so enjoy! Nice and Bastia Corte and Vizzavona Ajaccio and Bonifacio Sardinia: Santa Teresa, Nuoro, Cagliari … Continue reading
Cagliari
My final stop: Cagliari, la porta della Sardegna. It’s the biggest city I’ve been in since leaving Nice, though still in many ways distinctively Italian and Sardinian there is much more of an urban, modern atmosphere (although not a big … Continue reading
Nuoro
Nuoro was an unexpectedly fascinating stop. After the blue waters and white sand beaches of Santa Teresa teased me in the morning, I wasn’t all that excited to be heading back inland, and as we pulled into the town on … Continue reading
Thank You Princeton
For letting me come do research in places like THIS: When I arrived on the ferry it was too dark to see anything, but the next morning, while waiting for the bus to my next destination, I … Continue reading