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III Gala Dance in the Wind
YiS Team: Alessandra Vigliotta
Saturday, August 12th, 2023

On 30 July 2023 Santa Teresa hosted for the third year the most awaited dance event: The Gala of Dance in the Wind, which arrived at its third edition was even more exciting and full of energy than the previous ones. A breathtaking show, in a dream location in the north of Sardinia, with artists from all over the world who gave us a unique show. Also this year Yachting in Sardinia had the honor of being the main sponsor of this event, organized by the first dance school in Santa Teresa, led by Rossella Cardo, which since 1985, the year of its foundation, has always had the aim of bringing artists closer to the world of international dance.
Visit www.danzanelvento.net to discover all the photos of the event!
Thermal waters, wellness since time immemorial
YiS Team: Carolina Morelli
Thursday, April 13th, 2023

Sardinian thermo-mineral waters flow out at high temperatures and are ideal for treating the skin, circulatory system disorders, rheumatic and joint pains. In the Sassarese area there are two complexes dating back to Roman times. The Benetutti thermal baths are located near an imposing nuraghe, immersed in a wooded park and surrounded by ‘fairy houses’. At one time they were the Aquae Lesitanae: 110 springs and, next to each spring, there was apparently a stone slab describing the ailment to be cured. While at the Casteldoria baths, a few kilometres from Castelsardo, the water gushes out at a temperature of between 40 and 76 degrees, close to the Coghinas river (which means kitchens…). The distance from here to Gallura is short: don’t miss a visit to the Rinaggiu springs in Tempio Pausania, where cold mineral waters restore body and soul.
Stones and water, ancient sources of well-being
YiS Team: Carolina Morelli
Wednesday, April 5th, 2023

The Nuragic stones of Sardinia, dolmen, menhir, domus de Janas and tombs of the giants, are enshrouded by a powerful magnetic force that seems to influence body and mind and generate the well-being of both. The tomb of the giants at Li Mizzani, in Palau, attracts numerous visitors, who arrive here to treat their minor ailments and to charge themselves with positive energy. The site of s’Ena ‘e Thomes in Dorgali, along with other Nuragic sites spread across the Island, are also energy sources, places rich in with flowing magnetic energy transmitted from the crevices in the granite.
Funtana is Arinus
YiS Team: Silvia Lai
Monday, January 2nd, 2023

Near the Cignoni e Nieddu stop of the Trenino Verde the twisting course of the Sarcidano river takes its highest leap – a 20 metre drop and a true spectacle of nature, the su Craddaxioleddu waterfall – before it ends up in the waters of San Sebastiano (or is Barroccus) Lake. It is the feather in the proverbial cap of a magical place, especially in Spring. The Funtana is Arinus park, a combination of oak and beech trees, as well as lush Mediterranean vegetation, lies nestled among the hills of the historical Sarcidano region just a few kilometres from the town of Nurallao. In the midst of this dense vegetation the air is filled with the sound of water gurgling up from a myriad of springs and streaming over riverbeds. The landscape is graced with hues of green, a great place for walks and long hikes in peace and silence to explore nature’s hidden treasures. You can enter the woods along a trail marked by cyclamens and other wild flowers and reach the main water fall, smaller yet charming falls and a variety pools and streams that only enhance the sheer beauty of the place. The sunlight filters down as the relaxing sound of the running brooks, the birdsong and the fragrance of the many trees and bushes accompany you along your way.
Nautical hotel, the perfect solution for tourism of the future
YiS Team: Annalisa Bucci
Tuesday, December 6th, 2022

The idea of using boats for a new type of accommodation on the sea looks towards a wide range of tourists who love nature and seek engaging experiences
On October 7th the First Mediterranean Nautical Convention has been organized in Olbia by Assonautica North Sardinia and Chamber of Commerce of Sassari: it took stock on the issue of “Nautical Hotel- the nautical tourism of the future, sustainability and innovation”. An event born to allow the operators of the nautical industry to debate by analyzing the current situation but most of all by establishing routes of future development on the issue of the nautical hotel. As a matter of fact Sardinia was the first region in Italy to regulate this brand new type of accommodation: the definition of nautical hotel is based first of all on the presence of a network of at least 7 pleasure crafts for no less than 50 “cabin berths”, connected to a central structure that is no longer simply harbour related but in which tourists can stay and find all those services you can find in a hotel, from concierge to catering. An idea that goes beyond the simple rental business and that looks at that segment of tourism that not only in Sardinia asks to be welcomed. Boats can of course sail, cruising up to three miles during daylight hours.

REAL HOTELS BY THE SEA
“When we talk about nautical tourism- explains Giovanni Conoci, president of Assonautica North Sardinia – there are some preconceptions. It is thought to be a market reserved for a few experienced boaters, instead it is a tourism for everyone. Of course the boat must be able to accommodate the customer, while maintaining the ability to navigate.
The nautical hotel also has another great advantage: it can give the possibility of increasing the accommodation capacity without expanding the buildings on land, where services are provided by marinas. A cabin of a boat can be compared to a hotel room, since the proposal is to assign the same classification of hotels and a price linked to the seasonal period. Framing this activity allows you to go from being a mere charterer of boats to an entrepreneur who does the hotelier offering services and a much better welcome. Winning for the territory and for the final guest. Certainly companies must be at the forefront and also the human resources adequate : tourists today ask those who receive it an increasingly high competence, even in the territory”.
“Working on the nautical hotel – adds Andrea Ratti, professor of nautical design at the Design Department of Politecnico di Milano – means working to increase the receptivity of a destination without impacting on the territory but with a new type of housing solutions that may be attractive to a wider audience, customers that goes beyond that of experienced boaters towards a wider range of tourists for whom navigation is not central but at the same time loves a true contact with sea and nature. But they go increased with the services and infrastructures and a net of light and diffuse port that allows with this model to function. We need functional structures that are consistent with the territory and with a correct impact with both social and environmental sustainability. Important are the characteristics of the boats that today are designed primarily to have performance in navigation, while in the case of the nautical hotel the priority would be hospitality, having as tourist users looking for an experience of life on the water and not of exasperated navigation”.
La Sardegna si apre all’albergo nautico diffuso (rainews.it)
Albergo nautico diffuso, nuova idea turistica per la Sardegna | Prima pagina, Regione | Cagliaripad
Olbia, turismo del futuro: ecco “Albergo Nautico”
Primo convegno nautico del Mediterraneo a Olbia – Sardegna Reporter
A Olbia il primo Convegno nautico del Mediterraneo – Pianeta Camere (di commercio) – ANSA.it
La Sardegna si apre all’albergo nautico diffuso – Unica Radio
Albergo nautico diffuso, un’opportunità per la Sardegna – Gentedimare2.0 (gentedimareonline.it)
DESTINATIONS: CALA SPALMATORE
YiS Team: Alessandra Vigliotta
Tuesday, October 4th, 2022

THE JEWEL OF THE MADDALENA – Guide to the secrets and beauties of one of the most exclusive anchorages in the La Maddalena Park, with Armando Cardola, the “mayor” of this corner of paradise. Which has its own rules…
Saffron, the red gold of Sardinia.
YiS Team: Veronica Pileri
Monday, October 3rd, 2022

Turri
A farming and pastoral town in the centre of the Marmilla, in an area that offers amazing colours – from the intense green of the fields to the deep hues of the earth – with every season. Turri has an historic centre with courtyard houses and well-preserved wooden gateways. The farmers grow cereals, legumes and leafy greens, and they make wine, olive oil, cheese and, above all, grow and process saffron, the star of a celebrated festivity that takes place on the second Sunday of November. You can go tour the flowering fields, watch them process the saffron and then sample the traditional dishes.
Villanovafranca
A small town famous for the su Mulinu archaeological complex, which features a large monolithic altar that is the faithful replica of a nuraghe. The museum houses the relics found at the site. This rural town makes wine and grows grain, olives, almonds and saffron, to which a festivity is dedicated every November during which you can enjoy some delicious recipes and even tasty saffron ice cream.
San Gavino Monreale
A major town in the heart of the Medio Campidano region known for its industrial archaeology, a foundry, the sa Moba sarda ethnographic museum and a very colourful and lively carnival festival. San Gavino has always been a farming town, with extensive fields of saffron plants already in the mid-XV century. It is Sardinia’s main producer of ‘red gold’ and in November the town holds a festival that is not to be missed.
Sliding gently from the river to the sea.
YiS Team: Roberta Cassitta
Wednesday, September 28th, 2022

Armed with a canoe, a paddle and a backpack containing everything you need for an unforgettable experience. Sardinia offers you activities to complement the relaxing time you spend on the beach, like canoeing and water trekking. You can set off from the fluvial areas: along the Tirso, where numerous kayak excursions are organized, through the Cedrino lake, with its calm waters and sheer walls of greenery, or along the winding Posada rivulet, in the Tepilora regional park , until you ‘flow’ into the enchanting Bèrchida oasis.The eastern coast, particularly the gulf of Orosei in the waters of Cala Gonone, is the perfect place for kayaking enthusiasts who wish to paddle along and discover the coast. The silence, the bewitching sound of the waves, the unusual landscapes and the underwater wonders of the crystal clear waters urge numerous visitors to explore the area every year. The Sardinian coasts are one of the most charming scenarios for water trekking, thanks to the numerous, spectacular coves, cliffs, caves and beaches, where you can stop off to take a breather and have a snack.
You write “September”, but you read “sea”
YiS Team: Carolina Morelli
Monday, September 19th, 2022

So far, there has been an explosion of presences and entertainment on Sardinia’s beaches. Now, however, the more seductive sea is making its début and the season will have a sensational finale. Once the hot, crowded intoxicating days become a thing of the past, you can enjoy the beautiful sea from sunrise to sunset, under the sun and in the water, still as warm as during the summer. And now, in the newly-found silence of the immense expanses of sand and secluded coves, all you will hear are the waves breaking on the shore and the vibrato sound of the cicadas perched throughout the juniper and myrtle scrubland. You can’t escape the happy combination of hints of tropical nature and coarse Mediterranean authenticity: this is the Sardinian sea in autumn. What changes behind the scenes in the summer? You will have a wide choice of places that, until yesterday, were exclusive and only bookable well in advance, rooms and bungalows on the seashore, the most delightful B&Bs and hotels de charme, and you will no longer have to wait for a table at the beach bars with your feet in the water and at the local fusion gourmet restaurants, unmissable and now more accessible. The freedom to do whatever the places inspire in the moment changes and you can think about taking a diving course in the marine parks of Tavolara and Alghero, amidst the red corals and sea fans and the captivating caves and wreckages. Planning the most exclusive sea excursions at your will is a must, as is experiencing the charm of the small Sardinian islands and the coves of the Gulf of Orosei, this time without boat traffic at anchor.
The sea, on the surface of the water
YiS Team: Carolina Morelli
Monday, August 29th, 2022

As well as extraordinary biological vitality, you will see Sardinia’s ancient history written on its seabed by the tides that once washed, discovered and again submerged the coastline during the geological eras. The rocks and the monoliths, canyons and little caves, once shaped by the rain and wind, are now submerged and covered by an extravagant marine texture, where octopuses and cuttlefish play hide and seek with divers. The same fate befell the beach rocks, the paving of the fossil beaches, which can be found at shallow depths and are fantastic to swim over wearing your mask. They too have been in and out of the sea, trapping the signs of marine and terrestrial life in their comings and goings. Now they look like ancient Roman roads where Mediterranean fish chase each other
Read more:https://www.sardegnaturismo.it/en/sea-surface-water
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