written by Fiona Kerr
FRIDAY
7am Sunrise Yoga at Aethos Sardinia
Start the day saluting the sun with a complimentary dynamic flow session in the lush gardens of Aethos Sardinia. Classes take place Monday and Friday; there is a sound bath on Wednesdays.
Aethos Sardinia
10am Marvel at the ancient Nuraghe La Prisgiona
Sardinia is dotted with thousands of archaeological sites, from mysterious stone cone towers called nuraghi to Roman ruins. Nuraghe La Prisgiona near Arzachena is one of the best-preserved settlements, with a central nuraghe tower surrounded by some 100 circular huts, dating from more than 3,000 years ago.Nuraghe La Prisgiona
1pm Lunch in Tempio Pausania
After tucking into zuppa Gallurese (a local bread and cheese casserole) at one of the traditional trattoria in this ‘city of stone’, swing by Il Gelato di Silvia for a creamy scoop of ice cream or pick up some braided acciuleddi sweets from a pasticceria.
3pm A museum tour around the mountains
A canopy of colourful sails by Renzo Piano, dedicated to Italian singer-songwriter Fabrizio De André, shades Piazza Faber in Tempio Pausania. Learn more about his life and connection to the city in Spazio Faber. On the slopes of Mount Limbara, Organica Museum of Environmental Art has installations along forested trails, while the nearby village of Aggius is home to the compact Banditry Museum and Sardinia’s largest ethnographic museum, which recreates traditional crafts and skills .
8pm Dinner at ZAÏA
Back at Aethos Sardinia, seafront restaurant ZAÏA spotlights local dishes shaped by the land and water, from roast suckling pig to amberjack crudo. Leave room for classic Sardinian desserts fig tartlet – served with walnut ice cream and pear and ginger marmalade – or seadas, deep-fried pastries filled with pecorino cheese and drizzled with honey.
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