Discovering Asinara: A Wild Jewel of the Mediterranean Discovering Asinara, a small island located in the northwest of Sardinia, is truly a journey into one of the most fascinating and mysterious corners of the Mediterranean. Today, it stands as both a National Park and a Marine Protected Area, preserving an unspoiled oasis where wild nature,…
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Wild Asparagus in Sardinia: A Treasure of Nature Wild asparagus is one of the most cherished delicacies in traditional Sardinian cuisine. These wild shoots, belonging to the Liliaceae family, grow abundantly in the island’s countryside and wooded areas. Offering enthusiasts a unique experience in close contact with nature. Where and When to Find Them Wild…
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Carnival: A Tradition of Celebration and Colors Carnival is one of the most anticipated and celebrated holidays around the world. Its origins date back to ancient times. When pagan people held rituals and festivities to say goodbye to winter and welcome spring. Over time, the tradition evolved, becoming a celebration linked to the Christian calendar….
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The Artichoke in Sardinia: Tradition, Quality, and Territory Sardinia is a land rich in agricultural traditions, authentic flavors. And products that tell a story of passion, hard work, and a deep connection to the land. Among the agricultural excellence of the island, artichokes stand out as a true delight for the palate, appreciated both in…
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The Black Madonna of Carloforte and the Celebration of November 15 The Madonna dello Schiavo of Carloforte November 15th is a special date for the people of Carloforte, the charming town located on the island of San Pietro, off the southwestern coast of Sardinia. In this day is the celebration of the Madonna dello Schiavo,…
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“Su Mortu Mortu” Halloween in Sardinia “Su Mortu Mortu” Halloween in Sardinia, the night of November 1st is not just the eve of the day dedicated to Saints and the departed. But a moment rich in tradition, spirituality, and a deep connection to the land and one’s ancestors. While elsewhere this occasion is known as…
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Castelsardo, Lunissanti the passion of Christ in Sardinia, welcome into the Holy Week. Castelsardo, Lunissanti 2024. As tradition dictates, even this year as we begin Holy Week, we at Move To Sardinia could not miss one of the most important religious events in Sardinia: Lunissanti, a representation of the Passion of Christ with medieval origins….
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Grape Harvest in Sardinia: “Between Tradition, Passion and….Business” The grape harvest in Sardinia The grape harvest in Sardinia Island is a magical moment that marks the beginning of autumn when vineyards transform into a kaleidoscope of colors and fragrances. In Sardinia, this ancient tradition is celebrated with passion and devotion. It is creating a unique…
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