SARDINIA ISLAND - BDRI'S STUDY AREA

Sardinia Island is a marine biologist's paradise and the dolphin behaviour you will witness is unsurpassed. An ancient land with an ancient language, Sardinia is a uniquely fascinating place, forged by many centuries of culture and history. The Sardinia Island is an area of outstanding natural beauty, it has diverse land and seascapes and abundant wildlife.

Along its 1731 kilometres of shoreline there are some of the most beautiful marine habitats. Its coasts are generally high and rocky, stretching for miles with headlands and deep inlets fringed by islands and islets, long beaches with powdery sand. Sardinia 's beaches are not just for jet setters and their yachts. Wild, untamed and stretching for miles: the beaches of Sardinia are vast and varied, from high craggy cliffs to gentle sweeping dunes and juniper-sheltered coves. The crystal clear sea is unsurpassed in its sparking translucence and beguiling colours ranging from deep cobalt blues to sheer emerald greens. In addition to its pristine coastline and due to the varied topography and the warm waters, North-eastern Sardinian waters are a very productive coastal area and contain a rich diversity of marine life.

People who visit Sardinia discover not only one of the most beautiful and original places in the world but also have an unforgettable holiday. Sardinia offers visitors an array of gastronomic specialities from the classic Italian pizzas & pasta to the ancient cooking traditions of the shepherds and the sea food specialities of the coast. Sardinia is rich in both handicrafts and arts, its carpets, baskets, pottery and its gold filigree jewellery are both unique and of the highest quality.