The beautiful island of Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily and covers an area of 24,000km² at the level of the Italian regions of Campania and Calabria. The Tyrrhenian Sea surrounds it, and it offers something for every holidaymaker: paradisiacal sandy beaches on around 1850 kilometres of coastline, impressive mountain massifs with heights of up to 2,000m and historical sites that are thousands of years old.
The main economic sources of income in Sardinia are tourism, followed by the meat and cheese production of the old-established shepherds and the agricultural economy.