13 Comments Its Sunday, time to leave our little patch at Las Palmas and head over to Porto Torres. Mac’s lump has not changed in any shape […]
2017
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15 Comments It’s funny how the most unexpected stops can turn out to be your favourites. This happened when we left Alghero and arrived at Las Palmas […]
Tales of the Unexpected, Las Palmas
3 Comments No trip to the west coast would be complete without a trip to Cape Caccia. Reading about Sardinia and meeting people along the way, this […]
Goat Steps to Fairy Tale Grotto, Capo Caccia
12 Comments We wake at 6.30 as the waves crash on to the beach and the sun slowly rises from the east. The tide has just turned […]
A Splash of Spanish Culture, Alghero
5 Comments We wake feeling like we’ve been smacked around the head with a mallet. A night of little sleep and lots of jolts from the gusts […]
Colourful Sugar Cubed Houses, Bosa
32 Comments After three days on a campsite, I was nicely chilled, Craig was bored, which sort of sums us two up perfectly. Time to set off […]
Dirt Track to Quaint Quartz Beach, Is Arrutas
15 Comments If you zip along the main highway from the capital Caglairi then you can be in Oristano in an hour. Our slow bumble up the […]
Campsite & Capo San Marco, Sinis Peninsular
11 Comments Breakfast on the headland veranda watching a bird of prey skim along the shoreline. We think its an eagle but can’t say for sure. With […]
Lagoon Fishing & Sardinian Eel Catchers, Marceddi
2 Comments We wake to the sound of flapping. Through the skylight and way above a line of brightly coloured kites, strung together, stretching right across the […]
A Mini Off Road Adventure, Portu Maga
7 Comments This weeks inspiration comes from Aaron & Nicky, who swapped their working lives for a more adventure filled open air existence on the road. They […]
Meet the Motorhomers: Aaron & Nicky
8 Comments It’s a good day to be on the move. Skies bright and clear, mellow September temperatures peaking at around 31 degrees. We’re descending between the […]
The Ultimate Deserted Dunes, Piscinas
3 Comments This weeks inspiration comes from Grant Draper and he offers a little something different to our normal interviews. Since leaving his home town in the […]
Meet ‘Noobnorm’ Wild Camper: Grant
8 Comments In the afternoon, we leave the Temple of Antas. The road snakes through pristine countryside with just the odd shepherd hut. The mountains are covered […]
Beyond the Foothills of Monte Linas & Monte Arcuentu
9 Comments A cool night up in the mountains, so a good sleep had by all. Mac’s lump has virtually gone and so everyone is chirpy and […]
The Roman Temple of Antas, Iglesiente Mountains
21 Comments First job of the day to check out Mac and yes, the lump has reduced overnight. We are so pleased and our excitement encourages Mac’s tail […]
Ghost Villages of the Abandoned Mines
16 Comments We wake early and immediately check Mac to see if he is alright. He is full of morning wiggles, sneezes and kisses, which suggests he […]
Iconic Sugarloaf Island & Porto Flavia
13 Comments By the time we’ve had our shower the car park is slowly filling with cars full of beach bods and inflatables. The car park has […]
Island of Sant’Antioco & Trip to Sardinian Vets
4 Comments The temperatures fell sharply in the night and for the first time in months we felt cold. At 4am we were scurrying round closing roof […]
Flocks of Flamingos & Wild Birds, Porto Botte
15 Comments Its Sunday, Domenica and it is clear what happens to the beaches on the weekend. By mid morning the coastline resembles a vast replica of […]
Sardinian Southern Coast to Il Salinas
15 Comments It is eight o’clock in the morning. We are standing, a little sleep deprived, on the deck of the Naples to Cagliari ferry. As the […]
Sunrise as we Sail in to Sardinia.
6 Comments Today, we sit in the Bay of Naples waiting for our ferry to Sardinia. But before we do let me rewind a few days… The […]
The Amazing Amalfi Coast to Bay of Naples
After a late night it was mid morning before we woke. By which time the fairground was half dismantled and ready to move to the […]
Mount Vulture to Mount Vesuvius
2 Comments There is a road that runs like a wiggly piece of spaghetti from Alberobello, in Puglia, across the valley and then steeply uphill to the […]
Firework Display and Ancient Caves of Basilicata
22 Comments Pilgrims have long been partial to this stretch of the Adriatic coast and you understand why as you weave your way from the Promontorio del […]