I can't recommend this boat tour enough! We were coming from abroad and wanted to ensure we chose a…read morecompany we could trust. From the start, Carola was communicative and helpful every step of the way. The actual tour was amazing! We got to see the most beautiful spots of Sardinia waters and we had plenty of swimming time. This tour was the perfect intermediate between a private cruise and a large commercial tour. 10/10 experience!! Our tour guide even caught two octopuses for us to see!

From the owner: NatourSardinia is a local, family-run boat tour and snorkeling company based in Palau, Sardinia…read more We offer snorkeling-focused boat tours in the La Maddalena Archipelago and Costa Smeralda, with both shared and private RIB tours, half-day and full-day. Our experiences are designed for small groups and led by licensed local skippers, with snorkeling equipment and a relaxed, authentic approach to the sea. We also arrange private-only charters on catamarans, sailing boats, and motor yachts for special occasions.

If there is one thing to do during your holidays in Corsica, it's a travel by train. It goes…read moreslowly, and it's the best way to discover all the landscapes of the island

9 evening flights and the only bar is shut as is one of the two food courts . Had to queue for 17…read moreminutes to get served. The one operating the till gets an order for a toasted sandwich and stands watching it cook while the other two wander back and forth waiting for the next drink order. Not enough seating even this late in the day and season, 2nd October . Why do airport operators hate people who want to fly? I can remember when I enjoyed flying and it was a part of the holiday experience now it is a torture to be endured

I'm a big fan of this airport: small, clean, and easy to navigate, it has enough food options and…read moreshops to keep you busy if you have some time to kill, without being overwhelmed with options. Among the highlights are a bookstore and newsstand that is actually loaded with books, shops selling authentic Sardinian food and wine[1], and clothing shops selling brands who use the Sardinian flag of the Four Moors [2] as logo, which make for nice gifts. On the second floor, right by the police station, there is a seating area which is very quiet, with rarely a few people. The not-so-great thing about this airport is that public transportation is very limited: You have one bus that will take you to the main touristic destinations on the island[3], and taxis. And that's it. I strongly suggest to arrange for your transportation ahead of your flight. I was also very impressed with the COVID testing facility on-site. I had to take a COVID test before flying back to the US, and booking it on-line was very easy, with 3 options from rapid antigen test (result in 30 minutes) to two molecular tests (result in 6 hours or 24 hours). The Health Testing Center is near Terminal 1, and is super-clean. When I got there the day before my flight there were barely any people: I got tested at 10:21am, and at 10:23am I received the result by email. I wish it was this easy to get a test in the US... ------------------- [1] Sardinian wines are highly underrated. Vermentino is a very enjoyable white wine, and Cannonau and Nepente di Oliena two red wines I like a lot. [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Sardinia [3] https://www.geasar.it/en/how-to-get-here/by-bus

Cute little train and good way to see the sites of the city - understanding them however is another…read morematter entirely. Although there is a jack for headphones, no headphones are handed out on the journey, so you have to listen to everything on the overhead speaker. The speaker is a bit crackly so it's a bit hard to understand if a foreign language is a second language to you. There is no guide in English - French, German, Italian, and Spanish only. One star off because that was a bit inconvenient, even though my French is quite good, understanding it on a garbled speaker was quite a challenge. Another star off because when we stopped at the Place D'Austerlitz for photos, the driver said we would leave in 15 minutes. I was back in 10 but the train had already left. So I had to take another one back =\

From the owner: Découvrir Ajaccio Au départ de la place Foch, "Le Petit Train d'Ajaccio" vous propose une visite…read moreguidée du centre ville, de ses plages et des alentours. Une visite agréable qui permet à chacun d'apprécier le paysage sans trop d'effort. Sachez qu'il existe deux itinéraires différents : l'un de 45 minutes et l'autre d'une heure trente. Une façon originale de découvrir Ajaccio.

Have you ever heard of an airline that, if you miss a connecting flight because your transoceanic…read moreflight was 2.5h late, makes you buy a second, new ticket? Here's one: Meridiana Flight. If you need to go to Olbia from Rome Fiumicino, Meridiana is your one and only option. Sadly, having the monopoly and facing zero competition translates in a series of disservices. In fact, the disservice starts as soon as you book your flight through their web site: at the end of the booking process, you will get an error message and won't receive your ticket. You will have to call Meridiana, where you will be told that the booking appears in their system. Only then the operator will be able to issue your ticket and reservation number by email. If, after having received the first error message, you try to book your flight again via their web site, you will end up with multiple tickets. Unfortunately this is a bug in their system that exists since Meridiana first launched their web site. In non-fly-pass economy class the cost of the ticket does not include luggage, which costs 10 euros for the first luggage, and 55 euros for the second one. At least three times my luggage did not reach Olbia. The luggage will be on another flight from FCO that same day, but if you happen to be traveling during the weekend, Meridiana will not deliver your luggage: you will have either to wait until Monday, or to go back to the airport to collect the luggage yourself. If you fly Meridiana, I cannot recommend strongly enough that you buy travel insurance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Avete mai sentito di una compagnia aerea che, se perdete il volo a causa di un ritardo di 2.5 ore del volo transoceanico su cui vi trovate, vi fa comprare un secondo, nuovo biglietto? Eccone una: Meridiana. Se avete bisogno di raggiungere Olbia da Roma Fiumicino, Meridiana e' la vostra unica opzione. Purtroppo avere il monopolio della tratta e nessuna competizione si traduce in una serie di disservizi da parte di Meridiana. I disservizi, infatti, iniziano al momento della prenotazione attraverso il sito web Meridiana: alla fine del procedimento riceverete un messaggio di errore e non vi verra' mandato alcun biglietto. Dovrete chiamare Meridiana al telefono, dove vi verra' detto che la prenotazione e' presente nel loro sistema. Solo allora l'operatore sara' in grado di mandarvi biglietto e numero di prenotazione per email. Se, dopo aver ricevuto il messaggio di errore, provate a rifare la prenotazione attraverso il sito web Meridiana, vi ritroverete con piu' biglietti. Nella classe economica non fly-pass il prezzo del biglietto non copre il trasporto del bagaglio, che vi costera' 10 euro per il primo bagaglio, e 55 per il secondo. Almeno 3 volte il mio bagaglio non e' giunto a destinazione a Olbia. Il bagaglio verra' imbarcato su uno dei prossimi voli da FCO il giorno stesso, ma se vi trovate a viaggiare durante il finesettimana, Meridiana non consegna il bagaglio: o aspettate fino a Lunedi', oppure vi tocca tornare in aeroporto e ritirare il bagaglio coi vostri mezzi. Se viaggiate con Meridiana, vi suggerisco caldamente di acquistare un'assicurazione di viaggio.

Flight no. IG901 from Malpensa to JFK on September 18th, 2019…read more I politely suggested to a flight attendant that it would have been useful to explain to the passengers why the plane had been circling the tarmac for more than 30 minutes after landing without reaching the gate. The lady reacted to my comment in an extremely improper way, assaulting ASSAULTING verbally, SLAMMING the overhead compartment and saying that I "should be quiet and GO TO"...I hesitate to tell you where. As an American citizen, I am not used to being treated like this by flight attendants, especially after the airplane had circled around the airport for so long without the passengers being informed about what was happening. The lady not only reacted in this shameful way but when I asked her to show me her name tag, SHE COVERED IT, saying that was no reason for me to see it. This is contrary to the company's regulations since the name tag should always be visible. Things became even more surreal when the attendant called the captain, who approached me with a prosecutorial attitude instead of trying to understand the point of view of a passenger, a client and above all a polite person like myself. The captain started off from the assumption that the client was wrong just because the client had permitted himself to point out the bad manners of the flight attendant. The client should have received his apologies for having been treated so badly but instead I WAS ATTACKED a second time, to the point that the captain even permitted himself to threaten to call the police if I uttered another word. Unheard of. A clear case of abuse of power. The event shook me considerably, I got off the plane feeling very nauseous, I was speechless. I consider it unheard of that a passenger can be treated in this manner. The client is not an adversary to take one's frustrations out on. The client should be listened to and understood so that eventually he finds himself in the position of remembering his flight experience as a positive one. Not a traumatic one. After having been treated this way, I truly have no intention of getting onto the return flight that I have already purchased with air italy. I WROTE SEVERAL LETTERS TO THE AIRLINE. NO RESPONSE. I'm attaching an image of the flight attendant in question who did not comply with the regulations of the airline by continuing to keep her name tag covered.