2025 Province of Carbonia-Iglesias Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Positano, a slightly upscale resort located in southern Italy, is one of the most popular areas along the Amalfi Coast. Often referred to as a jewel-like town, it boasts breathtaking beauty 💎 The colorful buildings clustered along the cliffs of the coastline create a stunning visual harmony. While summer is the peak season, winter sees many shops closed, giving the town a quieter vibe. However, its beauty remains unchanged even in winter 🤍 Here’s a guide to enjoying the picturesque Positano: ① Near the Amalfi Bus Stop (Photos 1, 5) The area around the bus stop offers the best spot to view the beach and the colorful houses of Positano in their entirety 😉. This is arguably the most quintessential Positano view! If you're arriving by bus from Naples or Salerno, make sure to pause here and take in the scenery. The moment you step off the bus, you'll be greeted by a breathtaking view that will leave you speechless! ② Strolling from the Bus Stop to the Beach (Photos 2, 3, 4, 6) The walk from the bus stop to the beach is filled with numerous photo-worthy spots. The path is lined with charming and colorful buildings, making it hard not to stop repeatedly for photos. I even encountered a cat and managed to capture a lovely shot by chance. Find your favorite views along the way! ③ Spiaggia Grande (Photos 7, 9) Positano’s stylishly named beach. Once you descend, you’ll find it quite spacious. In summer, the beach is lined with parasols and chairs, creating a lively atmosphere. In winter, however, the beach is tranquil and serene 🙆♀️. Walking along the coast while admiring the stunning scenery is pure bliss! There are several restaurants in front of the beach, so take your time and relax. ④ Santa Maria Assunta Church (Photo 8) This church in Positano features a warm orange exterior that is truly beautiful. The walls are adorned with intriguing tile artwork. Surrounding the church are restaurants and gift shops, making it a great area to explore! Positano offers a luxurious and stylish atmosphere that’s completely different from Rome. Be sure to visit this elegant town! ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Positano, Italy 📸 : Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎

Spiaggia di Masua is a beautiful beach located on the southwestern coast of the Italian island of Sardinia. It is famous for its clear blue waters, white sandy beaches, and dramatic coastline with magnificent limestone cliffs. One of the most iconic sights is the huge rock called Pan di Zucchero floating in front of the beach. Masua Beach is a great place for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the natural beauty of Sardinia. #EuropeTravel

Bugerru is a small town on the southwestern coast of the Italian island of Sardinia, in the province of Southern Sardinia. It is famous for its beautiful coastal scenery and beautiful beaches such as Cala Domestica, a scenic spot nestled between cliffs and the Mediterranean Sea. Today, Bugerru has developed into a tourist destination, where you can explore old mines, hike along coastal trails, and enjoy the peaceful and relaxed atmosphere of Sardinia. #TravelingAbroad

Cala Domestica is a beautiful, secluded beach on the southwestern coast of Sardinia, Italy. It is popular with locals and tourists alike for its white sand, clear, turquoise waters, and majestic cliffs. The beach is nestled in a natural bay, sheltered from the wind and ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. You can also enjoy hiking around the cliffs to admire the panoramic views, or explore the nearby caves and coves. Despite its beauty, Cala Domestica is relatively less crowded than other Sardinian beaches. #EuropeTravel

Laveria Lamarmora is a historic mining structure located near the Miniera di Nebida mine in the southwest of the Italian island of Sardinia. Built in the late 19th century, it was part of the active mining operations in Sardinia, mainly used to mine and process lead and zinc ores. The name 'Laveria' refers to the plant where the ore was washed with water to separate the useful minerals, and Laveria Lamarmora played an important role in processing the ore mined at the Nebida mine and transporting it to the refineries along the coast. The structure is notable for its size and scenic beauty, perched on a steep cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction due to its historical significance and the outstanding coastal scenery. Although it is now mostly in ruins, it is preserved as part of the UNESCO-recognized Sardinian Mining Park, and the area is also famous for its hiking trails and cultural heritage. 📍Laveria Lamarmora (Miniera di Nebida) Nebida, Iglesias, 09016 Iglesias SU, Italy #EuropeTravel

The Nebida Panoramic Trail is a beautiful walking trail located on the southwestern coast of Sardinia. This trail is famous for its magnificent views of the sea and limestone cliffs. Along the way, you can also admire the Pan di Zucchero, a huge rock out of the sea that is a symbol of the area. The trail is well maintained and has benches and rest areas along the way to enjoy the beautiful scenery at your leisure. The surrounding Mediterranean plants make for an even more charming experience. 📍Passeggiata panoramica di Nebida Frazione Nebida Settore A, 09016 Nebida SU, Italie #Overseas travel

Check out this guide for a vacation to Sardinia, one of the world’s top islands! |||Sardinia - one of the world's top holiday islands. Today, hoho will bring you a travel guide to Sardinia! 📍Sardinia (Sardegna) 🚥Transportation: ✈️Airplane: There are four airports in total, of which Cagliari Airport operates Ryanair low-cost airlines to major cities ⛴️Ferry: There are ferries to Sardinia from major port cities on the west coast of Italy, including Genoa, Livorno, Naples, Palermo, etc. 🚗It is recommended to drive on the island 🌞Climate The annual average temperature is above 15 degrees, so you must protect yourself from the sun in summer. 🐟Popular Destinations: 🔹Eastern Sardinia A paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, you can climb on the cliffs above the sea, ride mountain bikes along ancient trails, and hike through the peaks and canyons. Sardinia's largest national park is also located here. 🔹Northeastern Sardinia Isola Tavolara, also known as the "Island of Hermes", is the most unmissable island in the northeast. Its sapphire sea is breathtaking. In addition, the island called Isola Budelli is also famous for its pink sand beach. 🔹Northwest Sardinia There are sandy beaches, steep cliffs and hidden rocky bays. Inland, Romanesque churches bear witness to the splendor of the Middle Ages, and the collapsed ruins bear witness to the prosperous history. 🔹Southwest Sardinia The southwest is rich in history and natural beauty. The coastline is very beautiful, stretching from the undeveloped beaches of Costa Verde to the cliffs of Iglesiente. Porto flavia and cala domestica are worth visiting. 🔹Western Sardinia With spectacular beaches, verdant hills, ancient ruins and mysterious nuraghic temples, it has an elegant historic centre and a laid-back atmosphere. 🔹Southeast of Sardinia Cagliari, Sardinia's largest city, is home to countless treasures in its museums, galleries and Baroque churches. You can enjoy seafood dinners in restaurants and stroll through medieval alleys. —— Staying at a Sardinia [❤️Airbnb] is a must! 🏠B&B name: S'ispantu = "la meraviglia" Natural-atmosphere 🌟B&B highlights: ▪️ Private swimming pool surrounded by flowers and trees ▪️ The room was built by the landlord's favorite craftsman and is very comfortable to live in ▪️ There are many cute cats and dogs in the B&B. The rooms are very clean and equipped with air conditioning. 📷via: onesteptotheworld, gianfrenk, davide_chergia, markmurru, gigi_air_rob_photogr

"This little island is unlike any inch of land in the world."—D.H. Lawrence The Sea and Sardinia . 📍Sardinia, Italy This small island is the second largest island in Italy, after Sicily, and is dotted with 7,000 unique prehistoric megalithic fort sites. In the 1977 Spy Who Loved Me film, James Bond drove an amphibious vehicle onto the island, making Sardinia world famous ever since 💐.Which other island in the world is as perfect as Sardinia, just like utopia. It is always sunny and the water is clear and blue 🌊, with the most delicious grapes, cool cliffs, extraordinary islands along the coast. Every summer, many movie stars, princes, emirs of Arabia, and Russian monopoly oligarchs arrive on yachts. 🌻.The reason why royalty and celebrities choose Sardinia is because of its tranquility. In those days, when Princess Diana and her rich boyfriend Fayed were inseparable, they took great pains to find a place with beautiful views🌲 and not be noticed. .The most talked about is the purest and clearest ever-changing dark blue water of the Mediterranean 🌊, which together with the gentle white sand form a paradise-like beach; meandering steep cliffs, rocks of ever-changing colors and forms and vast and boundless The turbulent seas create a majestic coast. 💐