Sardinia

Sardinia
A land of contrasts with beautiful white sandy beaches in the south and rugged, rocky coastlines in the north, rugged mountains in the heart of the island and gentle landscapes along the coast. This is not a set tour but a series of places to discover on this wonderful island

This land resembles no other place.
(David Herbert Lawrence)

Cagliari

The island’s capital city, has been inhabited since the 15th century B.C. Directly overlooking the gulf of the same name, the city combines elements from different eras and influences: Phoenicians, Romans, Carthaginians, Saracens, Arabs and Aragons until it became the capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia. A mix of styles, forms and elements that contaminate every aspect of this magnificent city: art, culture, food and every other aspect of a seaside town.

Villasimius

Long, very long beaches of very clear, almost white sand, very wide and protected by a hilly barrier behind them. An ideal place to spend a few memorable days relaxing in the sun. Go and see the Notteri Pond, a lagoon divided from the sea only by a strip of sand where pink flamingos nest.

Costa Smeralda

The trendiest stretch of coastline in the north east of the island. Always frequented by celebrities and the rich, it will not be difficult to meet actors, footballers, television personalities or wealthy businessmen from all over the world in the numerous clubs on the beaches. Here summer holidays are a must and coming to Sardinia without visiting the Costa Smeralda is like a cake without icing.

Stintino

A paradise for sea lovers. Located in the far north-west of the island, this small resort with wonderful beaches and crystal-clear waters will undoubtedly enrapture your senses and you will not want to leave it. Here you will find one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, the Spiaggia della Pelosa, directly opposite the island of Asinara.

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