One of the most important religious processions in Sardinia, honoring Saint Efisio, with participants in traditional clothing.

One of Sardinia’s most famous and ancient festivals, known for its iconic masked figures: the Mamuthones and Issohadores. 

A deeply rooted religious tradition influenced by Catalan culture. The celebrations, take place in the week leading up to Easter, feature solemn processions, dramatic reenactments of Christ’s Passion, and ancient chants.

A traditional festival held in Sassari, in honor of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. This event is marked by a spectacular procession where locals, dressed in historical costumes, carry large candles through the streets.

It celebrates the island’s long-standing tuna fishing tradition. The festival includes a tuna fishing competition, where teams from around the world compete in catching tuna using traditional methods.

The event is a religious and cultural celebration honoring Christ the Redeemer. Pilgrims participate in a procession to the statue of Christ located on Monte Ortobene, followed by parades, traditional Sardinian music, and folk performances.

A religious and cultural celebration held in honor of the Blessed Virgin of Bonaria. A solemn procession is held in honor of the Beata Vergine di Bonaria, where a statue of the Virgin is paraded through the streets of Marceddì. Participants walk alongside the statue, often in prayer or singing hymns, symbolizing deep devotion to the Virgin.

A cultural and gastronomic festival held from September to December in the heart of Sardinia. It takes place across several villages in the Barbagia region, offering visitors a chance to explore traditional crafts, local cuisine, and ancient customs

A traditional equestrian tournament held in Oristano during Carnival. The event, includes breathtaking acrobatics, colorful parades, and traditional music, making it one of the island’s most thrilling and symbolic festivals.

The Festa del Borgo in Sardinia is a celebration of local culture, religion, and community, offering an authentic experience for both locals and visitors. Each town’s interpretation of the festival provides a glimpse into the region’s deep-rooted traditions and vibrant spirit.

A spectacular festival held annually on the last Sunday of May in Sassari. The event features a grand procession with hundreds of riders dressed in traditional Sardinian costumes, parading through the streets.

Founded by renowned trumpeter Paolo Fresu, it has become one of the most important jazz events in Italy. The festival features performances by top-tier jazz musicians, blending music with art, film, and environmental awareness

Is a traditional event that takes place every January 17th. The festival honors Saint Anthony the Abbot, the patron saint of animals, with various activities and celebrations. The town’s streets come alive with processions, folkloric dances, and the blessing of animals.

The Corsa degli Scalzi in Cabras is an exciting and traditional event that takes place during the Festa di San Salvatore, typically held in early August. Like other Sardinian celebrations, it combines both religious devotion and local cultural practices. The Corsa degli Scalzi involves participants, usually men, running barefoot through the streets of the town while dressed in traditional Sardinian attire