TAKE a look at the little-known sunshine spot with fabulous beaches, stunning architecture and €25 Ryanair flights from Dublin.
Cagliari is a stunning city located on the Italian island of Sardinia.
Cagliari is a little-known sunshine spot in the Mediterranean[/caption]
It’s known for its traditional Italian charm and delicious cuisine[/caption]
The city is also close to some breathtaking beaches[/caption]
The hottest month of the year in Cagliari is July and temperatures often stay above 20°C throughout the year, making it the perfect destination for a spring getaway.
Often called “the city of four hills,” this sunshine spot is known for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and historical sites, offering a stunning mix of relaxation and outdoor adventure.
Often described as one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean, Sardinia attracts tourists seeking natural beauty, tranquillity, and a laid-back atmosphere.
And with Ryanair flights starting at just €50 this April, there’s no better time to visit.
The island is surrounded by the Mediterranean, offering stunning sea views and lots of chances for swimming, sailing and sunbathing.
Nearby, you can explore some of the most untouched and fabulous beaches in Europe, perfect for those searching for a peaceful retreat by the sea.
Cagliari’s coastline boasts stunning beaches like Poetto and Punta Molentis, famous for their soft white sands and crystal-clear waters.
These beaches, along with the charming villages, offer tourists the perfect setting for relaxation with plenty of beach bars and seaside restaurants.
The island’s laid-back atmosphere, combined with picturesque streets and stunning views, gives tourists a genuine taste of Cagliari’s Mediterranean charm.
Nearby, you can take boat trips to coves and other islands such as Corsica for the day, a popular French sunshine spot.
Cagliari also has a rich history, with sites like the Bastione di Saint Remy—a historic building dating back to Roman times that offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city.
For an unforgettable experience, visit the Cathedral di Santa Maria Assunta – an architectural gem that plays a major role in the island’s religious heritage.
You can also explore the island’s Molentargius Saline Natural Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, home to unique flora and fauna and picturesque salt flats.
As a popular island escape, Cagliari offers lots of activities for tourists, from cycling and hiking along scenic routes to kayaking in its clear waters.
The island is also known for its fresh seafood, locally produced olive oil, and Mediterranean wines, all of which can be tried in one of the many restaurants dotted around Sardinia.
Vibrant nightlife
There’s also plenty of nightlife on the island, especially in Cagliari’s city centre, where tourists can visit beach clubs, bars, and live music venues that are open all year round.
Throughout the year, the sunshine spot hosts a range of events, including the Carnival of Cagliari which attracts tourists from around the world.
The island is also known for its night markets that sell lots of goods including handwoven baskets, souvenirs, and local specialties like seadas.
If beer is more your thing, expect to pay around €4.00 for a pint in one of Cagliari’s pubs or bars.
Formentera is easily accessible, with regular flights to and from major European cities, including Dublin.
The city is a must-visit this spring[/caption]
