Sardinia is known for some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, with crystal clear waters and white sand. It is home to a mysterious Nugaric civilization, which left behind thousands of stone towers called nuraghi. Sardinian cuisine is famous for its fresh seafood, succulent meats, and delicious cheeses and wines. There are also several national parks, including the Gennargentu National Park, which is home to rugged mountains, deep canyons and pristine lakes.

You fly into Olbia airport and it is a 1 hour and 40 minutes drive from the venue.

There are good trains in Europe and across France if you are coming from the UK. You can catch a ferry from Nice or Antibes to sardinia and arrive at Palau which is a 30-minute drive to our venue. The ferry can be taken as a night ferry or a daytime ferry from France and it is a long journey but you stop in Corsica first so you get to see some of Corsica's beautiful coastline too. Let us know if slow and low carbon travel is your preferred mode and we can help.

There are two ways to get from Rome to Sardinia, either by plane or by boat.

Flying is definitely the quickest but you can also take a ferry from Porto Civitavecchia which is 55 miles outside of Rome.

Sardinia has a beautifully warm Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers.

May brings temperatures around the low-20s with lighter evenings.

September has average highs of 26 degrees with evenings cooling to a delightful 17 degrees.

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