Sardegna is a region with its own very unique
appearance. The mountains that you see might
remind you of the Dolomites, while the roads
might remind you of Spain. One thing is sure:
Saredegna has thousand different faces and they
are all different.
The vegetation is composed of extended of grass
and stones, from oaks from cork, ulivi and palms,
ponds popolati from fenicotteri, until intercrossing
yanimals as wild boars and red deers.
The territory is mostly mountainous and hilly,
where they are opened widest goes them greens
with all more varied shadings. The little pianeggianti
areas are encircled from hills. Locked up from
enormous cliff blocks, appear longest beaches
of white sand.
Climate:
The climate is mild. In the coastal
areas the winter is lukewarm, yet cold enough in the
higher mountains. The Summer is warm and dry. The
rains are not sufficient and they are concentrated
in the beginning of Spring and the end of Autumn.
In the Winter the island swept by the north-westerly
wind that ismuch worse than the western wind.
Comunications:
The island is connected to Italy thanks
to the ferries that make work from the ports of Olbia,
Torres Port, Cagliari and Sant' Antiocco. The road
network is already quite efficient one, but with large
numbers of tourists and the development of the cities,
it is growing. The construction of a superhighway
connects Torres Cagliari-Oristano-Sassari-Port and
with the secondary nets it catches up also inner the
secondary centers more. The railway network is limited
to connecting the more developed city centers as the
lay of the land makes it difficult to do much more.
The more important airports are "Elmas"
close to Cagliari, "Fertilia" near
Alghero and "Venafiorita" near Olbia.
