
Coves of the Gallura
Granite, turquoise, a wooden boat, and no road map.
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For you who already know Amalfi, Capri and the Côte, and have a week, not a month, to spend it well. A private travel storyline atelier for the island that doesn't fit on a brochure.
"The Sardinia worth knowing isn't on a yacht in Porto Cervo. It's two valleys inland, at a table set for eight — and it deserves its own storyline."
Most trips to Sardinia are assembled from the same dozen postcards. Storylines begin somewhere quieter — a phone call about how you actually travel, which dinners matter, which mornings you'd rather lose to a boat than a museum.
From there we write the trip the way an editor writes a story: a few weeks ahead, line by line, with people on the island who'll never appear on a booking platform. Shepherds in Barbagia. A captain who keeps a wooden gozzo at Cala Coticcio. The chef who only cooks for fourteen.
One traveler at a time. Two to ten guests at most. A storyline only you could live.
A working atlas of the coves, shepherds' tables, captains, chefs and viewpoints we draw from. None of these places are on a brochure — and none of them end up in your storyline unless they're right for you.

None of these will be your storyline. They are how we write.

Granite, turquoise, a wooden boat, and no road map.
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A private sailing week through the archipelago, on a classic ketch.
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Shepherds' tables, granite mountains, a silence you forgot existed.
Read the storyline →Three services, equally considered. None of them packaged. All of them written one client at a time.
I write your storyline. A deeply personal, day-by-day itinerary — villas, drives, dinners, the why behind every choice. You execute it yourself; I can also propose bookings as a licensed travel agent, with no obligation to take them.
The Storyteller plan, executed for you. A private local butler handles every reservation, transfer and translation: the table that won't pick up the phone, the boat that doesn't have a website, the driver who knows the back road. You travel, we run the day.
The full chapter. A storyline written from scratch with Che personally and then lived alongside Che on the island — the insider who has spent over a decade here. Four parties per year, by application. Only taken on if we know we can make it the trip of your life.
A 45-minute call. How you travel, what you want from the island, what you don't.
Within ten days, a written storyline. Houses, days, dinners, the reasoning behind each one.
We rework it together until it reads like a trip only you could take.
You arrive. A driver, a phone number, and — if you chose it — Che at the gate.

Over a decade lived in Italy, and the last years spent crafting private storylines through Sardinia. A licensed travel agent, a small-group luxury-travel veteran, a stubborn defender of the inland villages most travelers fly over.
Che doesn't run tours. He writes — and walks — a handful of storylines a year, and only with travelers he's met first. If he takes your trip on, it's because he believes he can give you the Sardinia he'd give a close friend.
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"We've travelled with concierges in Tuscany, in Provence, in Mallorca. This was the first storyline that didn't feel like a product. It felt like a friend who happened to know everyone."
"Che rerouted the entire fourth day at lunch because they could see we were tired. That single decision is why we're going back next October."
A few lines is enough. Che reads every inquiry personally and replies within two business days from Olbia.
Or write directly · che@sardiniastorylines.com