There are some moments in life that last as enduring memories, and, in turn, there are some destinations in the world that simply should not be missed because of their ability to provide these moments of bliss.
Sardinia, in Italy, is one such place.
Stroll the Marina Quarter When you're on holidays to Sardinia, there are so many places to explore it's easy to feel overwhelmed with the culture.
But there will no doubt be a moment of pause on the ancient streets of Cagliari, when you absorb the potent atmosphere of this unique part of the world and simply enjoy the moment.
Under the ramparts of the Castello quarter, the Via Roma takes you on a quaint sun-lit stroll beneath classical arches and along stone-paved streets amid the festive vibe of the Marina quarter.
Among the restaurants and cafes and bustle of people in the evening sunshine you can close your eyes and feel the true heart of the warm island ambience, which is like no other - truly a memory to be treasured.
Cala Luna beach Imagine wandering down a path immersed in the verdant shade and soft mists of a hillside forest; as you push past the last ferns you'll step down on to a stretch of idyllic white sands and aquamarine water.
The peace and beauty of this area is serene and tangible - this is the moment waiting for you as you take in the beauty of the Golfo di Orosi while on holidays to Sardinia, in the stunning sanctuary of Cala Luna beach.
Delight in the Festa dell'Assunta Sometimes, to get that memorable moment you need to time it just right.
A magnet for artistic endeavours for many years, Nuomo province entrances visitors with its quaint streets and cultured ambience.
Yet should you visit on the 15th of August every year, for the Festa dell'Assunta, you will be privileged to experience this artistic expression in full flight.
The colourful and vibrant procession attended by locals and visitors alike is a highlight of many people's holidays to Sardinia.
The Arcipélago della Maddalena If the main island is not enough of a source for soul-stirring memories, holidays to Sardinia also give you access to several smaller inhabited and uninhabited islands.
Permeated with an aura of serenity, there is nothing quite like experiencing the peace and quiet of these smaller isles.
A relaxing walk or bike ride through the pine-covered La Caprera, former home and burial site of the famous Garibaldi, will afford a sense of stillness and tranquillity not often experienced in our modern world.
Another enduring memory to add to your collection.