Sardegna (Sardinia)

Sardegna, or Sardinia, is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, belonging to Italy. Known for its rugged landscapes, clear turquoise waters, and diverse coastlines, it offers a mix of mountains, beaches, and archaeological sites. The island has a rich history, with ancient Nuragic structures dating back thousands of years. Sardinia is renowned for its unique culture, traditional festivals, and distinctive cuisine, featuring products like pecorino cheese and roasted pig. Its Mediterranean climate supports a variety of flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities, relaxation, and exploring Italy’s natural and cultural heritage.