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Sardinia is the second largest island in Italy. However, it is often overlooked by tourists traveling to this region of Europe who decide to visit the more popular islands of Greece or Spain. Meanwhile, not everyone knows that the Sardinian coast offers as many as 1,849 km of amazing beaches - longer or shorter, sandy or rocky, white, red or ... caramel! And this is just the beginning of attractions, because Sardinia, called the island of treasures, hides many interesting places. Most ferries to Sardinia reach the port of Olbia, which, in addition to being a transport hub, also serves as a base for exploring the north and east coast of the island. You can start this part of the island by traveling around Olbia-Tempio . In the province, it is worth stopping in the town of Santa Teresa Gallura , where one of the most difficult fishing techniques is practiced - surfcasting, which consists in casting the bait from the beach far into the sea. It is not far from there to the exclusive Costa Smeralda , which owes its name to the emerald color of the waters surrounding the coast. There you will find fashionable resorts such as Porto Cervo , Palau and Golfo Aranci . La Maddalena deserves a separate attention - an archipelago of 62 picturesque islets in which a national park was created.