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the Sardinian Cavalcade Folklore is an event that takes place without interruption since 1951 in Sassari, the second last Sunday in May. Contrary to the hundreds of festivals that take place each year throughout the Sardinia, This stands out as a secular party, the only whole island. On the morning of the festival, visitors can admire men and women paraded on foot, horseback or in carriages decorated with flowers, wearing costumes, each with different characteristics of fabrics, colors and jewels, its all-season. The parade follows a precise order: opens the groups in the province of Sassari and is drawn from those of the province of Carbonia - Iglesias. the afternoon the riders competed instead in reckless stunts that leave audiences breathless. At night the festival concludes in a square in Italy, where the groups who participated in the costume parade in the morning perform in dances Sardinian Ballu on tundu on ballu torrau on dillu...and again the performance of the famous bands and singing tenor. Popular Sardinian Cavalcade The first Sardinian Cavalcade, from which sprang the later, it happened in 1711 when the city staged a parade in honor of the King of Spain, Philip V came to visit at the end of his reign. Another famous Sardinian Cavalcade was that of Sardinia April 20, 1899 when they came to town Umberto I and his wife, for the inauguration of the monument to Vittorio Emanuele II built in the center of Italy's square. In 1929 the Sardinian Cavalcade wanted to celebrate the visit of Vittorio Emanuele III and consort The last Sardinian Cavalcade made in honor of the real Italians, is dated 1939. It was for the visit of Crown Prince Umberto of Savoy and his wife. The edition of 1951 was organized for the XV Congress of the Italian Rotary Club.performed folk groups mainly from Sassari and Nuoro.from this edition taking as subsequent editions of the Sardinian Cavalcade In 1982 organized themselves instead two rides, including one in honor of then President of the Republic, Sandro Pertini.

sant'efisio 353 ° feast cagliari May 1 to 4 sant'efisio is one of the most important folk festivals throughout the Sardinia. This event of extraordinary popular participation, balancing faith and devotion, folklore and tradition, it is celebrated with great emotional intensity.events last a month, but the climax of the celebration is the May Day parade in which you have the opportunity to see gathered together all the costumes from the island.sant'efisio was an officer in the Roman army who converted to Christianity in 300 and sentenced to martyrdom by the Emperor Diocletian.Nora died in 303. The saint, patron of Cagliari, has effectively supplanted in the hearts of people the first patron of Cagliari, San Saturno.the grand celebrations that take place in May in honor of the saint, rooted in the seventeenth century, when the Sardinia was hit by an epidemic of plague.In July 1652 the city of Cagliari, appealed to the holy city proteggesse's disease by expressing a vote by which it undertook to bestow an annual procession in his honor.in May 1657 was the first solemn procession to the dissolution of the vote: the image of the saint was carried to the church in Nora, accompanied by the city authorities and representatives of all countries liberated by the Alzheimer.his second miraculous intervention dates back to February of 1793 when the French fleet was besieging Cagliari with a dense bombardment.i Cagliari invoke their protector and popular militias headed by Jerome pitzolo repulsed the French disembarked on the beach of Quartu S.elena.the saint was given the title of "supreme commander of the fighters". From 353 years, every year a procession of floats, knights, pilgrims and devotees accompany the statue of the saint martyr efisio from the church in the historic Stampace where the saint is kept up to Nora, a place of martyrdom.the grand parade is open from traccas, oxcarts festively decorated.follows the colorful parade of folk groups, in costume, from all over the island.behind the folk groups parade then the knights and the knights of the campidano militiamen, armed with musket and saber.behind them the alter NOS, or the civil authority, in tails and top hat, with a tricolor sash on the hips, the chaplain and members of the brotherhood of sant'efisio.Queued the chariot with the golden statue of the saint driven by a massive yoke of oxen decorated with flowers and colorful robes and led by at carters.the arrival of the coach with the simulacrum is announced by the sound of launeddas.in Via Roma, in front of the stage on which sit the authorities, the coach of the Saint proceeds on a carpet of petals (sa ramadura), hailed by the sirens of ships berthed at the port.Cagliari at the end of the parade the statue will continue its journey towards Nora followed by the faithful walk.religious celebrations then continue in the days following. Source: www.festadisantefisio.it

the caves of Neptune, in Catalan Coves de neptú, karst formations are located about 24 km from Alghero, below the promontory of Capo Caccia.these caves, the most famous Sardinia Can be reached or through the famous "escala del cabirol" - scale of the deer - a staircase of 656 steps, built in 1954, or by sea through the boats that make their daily trips from the port of Alghero or haul Dragunara.This cave has a development of 2.500m.inside large rooms, crystal clear lakes, columns of stalactites and stalagmites and a small beach, used in the past by monk seals.unique natural features make it one of the most interesting and valuable in the Mediterranean.The first show is the view of the lake lamarmora, which occupies much of the original great hall.the lake with a length of 100 meters is one of the largest salt lakes in Europe.the walls of the first section of the cave partially illuminated, appear colored in a unique blue-green plants originated from scale.attention is also drawn to a monumental stalagmite, the font, a couple of meters high.The itinerary leads, after a quick descent to the room of the ruins, framed by a number of stalactites, and then to the palace, where nature has created the most breathtaking scenery of the cave.smith in the middle of the hall, named after a British captain among the first explorers of the cave in 800, stands the "large body, a huge column with lava-like organ pipes, the largest of Neptune's Grotto.Continuing the tour, you arrive at the hall of lace and lace with small columns, niches and arches natural.The tour ends with the stage to the so-called gallery of music, a terrace that allows you to admire from the area of the palace and the lake lamarmora.a holiday in Alghero is famous always recommended.a location that offers the tourist all kinds of services and accommodations by Apartments vacation to the beautiful hotel 5 star Visiting hours: 11 hours.00 to 12.00 to 13.00 to 14.00 to 15.00 to 16.00 (start last visit).

Among the many festivals, religious or otherwise, which are held each year in Sardinia remember the 6 and July 7 l ' Ardia of Sedilo Famous and spectacular festival and involves hundreds of men on horseback who perform in a wild horse race in honor of Saint Constantine.The race commemorates the victory of the emperor and Christian martyr in the battle against Maxentius. Main characters are thus dell'ardito horses and riders. Sa first Pandeli is the head race, which is appointed by the pastor January 17 - the day of St..his name remains secret until May 15, day of the first official release of the three pandelas.is delivered to the head race yellow flag call "Sa Pandel madzore". Secunda knows and knows third Pandeli are instead drawn from the head race according to various criteria, usually a family relationship or friendship but by their ability to riders.these are delivered pandelas flags of blue and white. sas iscortas - Stocks - which represent Constantine and his army, and who have the task of preventing that other riders could exceed the Cap Corse. knights rather represent the pagans led by Maxentius dell'ardito route begins in front of the church where they are supplied to the pandelas.From here, the procession of the knights also accompanied by the pastor and the Mayor, to the "On front Mannu", Ie the junction with the road leading to the shrine which will start the race.after which the procession continues to "Lu frontigheddu" a very steep descent where riders will perform in a frantic race to reach the shrine.Hence the tension starts to get high.the pandelas should try to curb the other riders trying to move forward.the public anxiously awaits the moment when the first Pandel after waiting for the right moment sets in motion a spectacular race between the applause and cries of the public.one of the most dangerous places to be addressed is at the end of the descent, a sharp curve at the end of which you must always go through at great speed, the arch of Saint Constantine A narrow entrance and extremely dangerous.come before the shrine knights, pitch, make 5 or 7 laps around the same.when the first Pandel launches it again for another race from the church to "Sa Muredda" a small roundabout with a cross in the center where you make any turns clockwise and the same in reverse and then back to the church and thus conclude Ardia.Ardia Sunday after a two horse race, in a festive atmosphere as you run exciting Ardia walk, Involving children, women and elderly people recommend to all those who spend Holidays In Sardinia to attend at least once a breathtaking spectacle.

Spezzano Albanese - in Albanian spixan - (cs), owes its name to the Albanian origin of his community, who arrived in this part of Calabria to escape persecution by the Turks in the '500. Indigenous language is the arbëreshë, Albanian new derivative of the sixteenth century, precisely migration.since 1999 is officially recognized language; arbёreshё have the right to write and speak in their language in relations with public administrations.

Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe and with its frequent eruptions is always constantly changing. Between the animal species that inhabit it are: the hedgehog, fox, wild cat, the dormouse, the golden eagle - the most majestic of all birds and rare - but also the buzzards, kestrels, sparrow hawks, peregrine.to preserve the immense natural heritage in March 1987 was established the Etna Park.Numerous tourist towns that border the sea, while behind them enjoy the magnificent spectacle that this mighty mountain's self.all well worth a holiday in the beautiful Residence and Apartments of Sicily northeast.

The Gargano is a promontory of limestone, which extends into the Adriatic Sea so conspicuously as to be termed the "Spur of Italy". In its territory, between the stream Candelaria and the estuary of the river Fortore, alternating arid and steppe vegetation in places of Florida.the coast is high and rugged to the east and west, white sand while in the northern side of the awl and brackish lakes are home to cormorants and waterfowl Varano. The beauty of this area has meant that we quickly develop the tourism sector which has seen the birth in a few years, cottages, Apartments and Residence to accommodate those who like to stay In the fascinating region puglia.

Pentedattilo, one of the most characteristic of the Hellenistic, is a small village of Melito Porto Salvo (RC), founded in 640 to.c.by some Greek colonists (Kalchedian) and almost completely uninhabited. Fascinating place, full of mystery, lies perched on the cliff of Mount Calvary, with its characteristic shape that resembles a mammoth hand with five fingers, and hence the name: pentadaktylos, five fingers. Now some of the "fingers" have collapsed, but you can still sense the original form of the relief. Holidays calabria not only sea and beaches but also culture, which also visit the archaeological sites and museums of this beautiful region will not be disappointed.

Puppet opera, is a type of puppet theater that is said between the nineteenth and twentieth century. Players are Charlemagne and his paladins.the puppets, richly decorated, wearing real armor. Depending on the school of belonging, Palermo or Catania, are lighter and jointed (difficult to maneuver), or heavier and with limbs fixed (easier to maneuver). The puppeteer, though often illiterate, knew by heart works such as the Chanson de Roland and Orlando Furioso. Advise those who spend their Holiday in Sicily, Do not miss the Sicilian puppet performances are often staged just for the tourists.

Umbra Forest is the largest hardwood forest Italian: 10.500 hectares. For some, the word "umbra" derives from ancient populations that lived in ancient Umbrian Forest, for others, from the thick blanket of vegetation that creates many areas of shadow.the most representative is the beech tree, and it also firs, oaks, maples.record throughout the Mediterranean basin, the presence of 65 species of orchids.in wildlife: deer, deer, deer, woodpeckers and badgers.the lucky ones who are granted each year Holidays in Puglia More precisely in the Gargano, should not miss the opportunity to visit this forest.

the Aeolian archipelago, seven islands of volcanic origin - the "seven sisters" - owes its name to Aeolus, god of the winds, which according to Homer had his abode here. Very different from one another and filicudi Alicudi, lonely and wild Panarea, worldly and elitist; Salina, the greenest, Lipari, the largest and most populous, and stromboli volcano rough and wild.island of Vulcano, Lipari and Panarea find cozy Apartments where to spend your Holiday in Sicily is the only active volcano of Stromboli where magma flows to the sea through the "Sciara del Fuoco".

Spilinga August 8, Rite of nduja a party not to be missed.the nduja, one of the most 'famous among local food Calabrian salami is a very soft and spicy, typical of the area of Spilinga.Its name derives from the French "andouille" - sausage - which has only the appearance but not the ingredients and flavor. and 'made with pork, a little' fat, and very hot pepper, which owes its color.many ways to consume it: spread on slices of toast, fried as the basis of a sauce, on pizza.to all those who spend Holidays in Calabria recommend not to miss this "hot" festival based nduja

Ostuni is a city of origin messapica (IV-III century.to.c) lying on three hills at 229 mt altitude. His old village, situated on the highest hill, is characterized by whole houses painted white with lime paintings.hence the nickname "White City". The center of the old town is a charming maze of alleys, courtyards, squares, alleys and towers, which makes it also known as the "city manger". Ostuni is also a tourist city that offers visitors Apartments for his holidays at sea.

The Bronze Statues, considered among the sculptural masterpieces of the most significant Greek cycle, are a pair of approximately 2 meters tall bronze statues of Greek origin or Magna Graecia, dating from the fifth century to.c.and depicting gods or heroes. Found in 1972 near Riace, in exceptional state of preservation, can be found at the National Museum of Magna Grecia in Reggio Calabria and became a symbol of the city itself. During your vacation calabria Therefore we recommend a visit to the Museum of Reggio Calabria to discover the charm of these two magnificent sculptures.

even those who come to Sardinia for holidays by the sea can not spend a bit 'of his time to explore what this region has more characteristic that distinguishes it from the rest of the world: the Nuraghe.nuraghi are stone buildings that usually have the shape of a cone and gave the name to the civilizations that created them, the Nuraghic precisely dated to about 1500-1100 a.c.over 7,000 are scattered throughout the Sardinian, some in good condition only a few remnants of others remain.on their function most archaeologists are still doubtful: houses, watchtowers or shelters? what is for sure is their charm arcane and mysterious.to visit on Nuraxi - Barumini-a real village Nuraghe Nuraghe Santu the doors - sa domo de su re "the king's house" - to Torralba, among the most important island nuraghi.real palace Nuragic, comparable to that of Barumini.the Nuraghe Losa - Abbasanta - is one of the most important and best preserved.to the temple Nuraghe Majori has both the characteristics of the dolmen corridor to those of standard tholos and has the peculiarity of hosting a rare type of bat.

Alberobello - The town of trulli - itria rises in the valley, situated on two hills.on the eastern hill is the new city area characterized by modern buildings, while on the west, you can you can visit the old village with its two districts of mountains and Aia Piccola dwellings and their characteristics recognized by 'U.n.and.s.c.or. World Heritage 1996. The trullo (from the greek tholos dome) is a character house in Puglia south-central, cone-shaped stone-built, dry construction and dissemination of this type of dwelling dating from the second half of the sixteenth century during the rule of the Count of Conversano Gian Girolamo II Acquaviva d'Aragona. Count acquaviva wanted an independent fiefdom by the court of Naples, but he would not seek permission to re.this purpose then gave the award to his settlers not only to cultivate cultivate the land but also to build a house.But it had to be built not with football but rather dry so in the case of royal inspection could be quickly demolished. The Trullo is the largest Sovereign Trullo Erected in the second half of the 700, the only one with a raised floor.Today this is a trulli museum open to visitors then, while in summer it becomes the scene of events, shows and concerts.the church of St. Anthony, built in the '20s, was built in the shape of trullo. Among the many goals of Holidays in Puglia, Do not miss a visit to the magical town of Alberobello.

1998 in August, several countries of Greece are a natural stage of Salento Taranta Night .this is a great music festival that was established with the purpose of recovering the Salento pinches a dance obsessive and repetitive sound of incessant sound of drum, according to ancient traditions that served to free the victim of the bite, imaginary, poison spider.this dance was used to dissolve the spell of frantic resulting from the bite, and they danced until the poison does not exhaust its effect in this festival, now grown over the years, until it has become an event of great appeal to the national level but also international issues, there is a merger of pinching other musical genres such as jazz or rock.attend the festival each year, major international artists.since 2007 the musician Mauro Pagani directs the orchestra of the night of Taranta care and the artistic direction of the final concert that concludes this festival itinerant Melpignano.many places in Salento, with their cozy cottages give you the opportunity to enjoy the magic of this spectacular festival.

Cous cous fest was born in 1998 in the beautiful scenery San Vito Lo Capo, A quaint fishing village located on the northwestern coast of Sicily and sought-after destination for many tourists every year spend their holidays in numerous Residence island.This cultural event and an international food and wine, then, is held annually in September, has as its main protagonist cous cous prepared according to traditional recipes from different countries participating. Cous cous fest is not just a culinary competition but, as the subtitle of 2009, an international festival of cultural integration, a chance meeting of an exchange of friendship between different countries that lie on the shores of Mare Nostrum , a reservoir always full of encounters and cultural exchanges. countries like ours, Italy, which has already won two editions of the 2002 and 2009, the neighboring North African countries such as France, Morocco and Tunisia.

if you are passing to Agrigento, be sure to visit the beautiful valley of the temples, which brings you back to the times of Magna Graecia.In 1998, UNESCO has recognized this magnificent archaeological site as a world heritage site.The temples are all facing east to ensure that the rising of the sun radiates the statue of the deity inside the temple.Temple of Heracles or Hercules, is the oldest temple is dated 510 to.c which only a few remnants remain.This impressive building remain only 9 columns in front of the 38 original.the merit of its present appearance goes to the English captain hardcaste that has raised the temple of Concord in 1922, almost intact, was erected around 430 to.c.Here you can see the transition between what was a more archaic form to a form rather than classical.do not know the deity to whom the temple was dedicated.his name is due to the discovery nearby, to a Latin inscription.Become a Christian basilica in 1600 while returning to its origins in 1788.the temple of Juno Lacinia was or has been dated to around 450-440.c.30 columns remain of the ancient building, 16 of which still have the capital.Temple of Zeus (Jupiter) is a fascinating Olympic essentially Doric building with huge statues depicting male figures more than 7 meters tall, these telamons or atlases.its origin is due to the victory of the Carthaginians at Agrigento in Himera 480-479.Following this victory, to give thanks to Zeus, erected as required by the Greek tradition, a monument of victory among the most magnificent temple of the Dioscuri (Castor and Pollux) are still only 4 columns than the original 34 the temple of Asclepius ( Aesculapius) greeted the sick and infirm in need of care and advice.was a modest building with decor than other Doric temples.Temple of Hephaestus (volcano) is the last of the temples, dating from the late fifth century.c.style is always the Doric but begins to feel the influence ionic.what remains of this building are just two truncated columns, the base (incomplete) and foundations.Valley temples Agrigento preserved in an exceptional way.to visit the tomb of Theron, built in memory of the fallen of the Second Punic War.a few kilometers from Residence Sciacca For a holiday in Sicily between nature and culture

Andalo flies 13-21 June 2009 appointment to andalo this year for the 4th International Festival "andalo flying - kites from the world! in collaboration with the company that organizes the Artevento Cervia International Kite Festival.many international artists from Austria, Brazil, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Italy, New Zealand, Switzerland, United States, will fly their kites from a variety of sizes and shapes for the amusement of an audience of all ages.and then ... all with the nose up! June Spend Mountain Holidays and participates in the magic of the international kite festival in the world!

1st International Festival of Kites San Vito Lo Capo 23-31 May 2009. This year San Vito Lo Capo be held on 1st International Festival of Kites. This event is presented by the joint drills with the events of San Vito Lo Capo, the support of pro-site and consultancy Artevento (already reached the 29th edition of the festival in Cervia, Emilia Romagna). A fantastic show that will take you all with my nose in the air ...! The residence in San Vito Lo Capo will be happy to accommodate those who want to watch this fantastic show.

Born in 1978 in shifting the festival of "red onion tropical", A typical product of the area between briatico and Capo Vaticano. Goods now also in high demand internationally so that it became necessary to protect the quality label "PGI" that is protected geographical indication.this festival which takes place every year in August, is organized by the organizing committee in collaboration with the municipality and the pro-spot falls, where you can taste many dishes based on the typical course of this typical Calabrian products such as onion soup the onion omelets, onion jam and many other delicacies.everything is enlivened by music, dances, folk songs, games for children and adults, and concludes with fireworks.all tourists staying in many tropical vacation rentals and neighborhoods are strongly advised not to miss this event.

each year, Carloforte In the beautiful island of St. Peter, is conducted Girotonno, an event in which the different traditions and cultures of the Mediterranean come together in a major international culinary competition and involves tuna. The Girotonno born in 2003 and is repeated every year during the period of the slaughter tuna, between late May and early June. Hundreds of spectators attending this show fascinating, cruel, and taste a bit archaic. Four days of celebration, fun, music, conferences, shows and of course, good food! The event sees the participation of important international chefs from different food culture who perform in preparing original recipes in which the tuna, raw or cooked, is the main ingredient. These delicious dishes will be accompanied by fine wines and will ultimately be judged by an international jury of journalists, experts in food and wine, which confirmed the winner. In the 2009, for the first time, the winner was an Italian chef, Stephen Aldreghetti and his plate "Fantasies of tuna". Look the full program of Girotonno on the website: www.girotonno.org

the peasant festival Born in 1987 from an idea by a local hairdresser who wanted to highlight the work of all those people, with sweat, toil and sacrifice, they did running the family.special thanks to generations of farmers past and present.opportunity to celebrate this holiday was that the feast day of St Pantaleon in which, together with the citizens of Limbadi was organized precisely the Day 1 of the peasant which featured many people from neighboring countries, migrants, tourists, all to taste the typical products Limbadesi: pipi arrustùti, suppressa and 'nduja, Patati pee and fried satìzzi arrustùti, accompanied by the excellent red wine Limbadi.music and dancing till late.

The Sicilian cart Is a symbol of Sicily It originated in the second half of the 800 different artisans at work: the carter , Which builds the cart, l ' carver who carves the ornaments, the turner The smith That forges the metal parts, "U 'usciularu" and finally painter which depicts the cart with bright colors like yellow, red, green, orange, gold and silver. generally the sides and the back door of the cart are adorned. Different parts of the cart were obtained from different types of wood as the nut to the axle of the wheels and sides, beech, ash outfit. The cart is driven generally by a mule, a donkey or a horse adorned with beautiful feathers, plumes, silver bells and golden ornaments, colorful fabrics, red fringes.carts are basically reducible four that different types distinguishable for some small details.for example the type Trapani has larger wheels than the other types and the type Catania generally has smaller.then remain, not yet mentioned, the type Palermo and in castelvetrano. Another distinctive variant concerns the theme of painted images: in Palermo and Catania were represented mainly the champions, in Trapani and its sacred images were preferred instead.Furthermore, in nearly all the wagons on the back door had painted a picture of a dog with a bone in his mouth and the word "croak envy".other frescoes representing scenes from history, chronicle, mythology, landscapes and symbols of Sicily. Today Sicilian carts can be seen only in museums or in parades, at parties in the country or in shops that sell souvenirs, but they rarely see a full scale because now the teachers are very few craftsmen. Beautiful souvenir as a memento of your Holiday in Sicily.

In calabria In the province of Cosenza, is a country, pontecagnano is l ' Occitan language only island in southern Italy .What is the Occitan language? Occitan also known as langue d'oc is a Romance language.It is native to southern France - Eastern Europe and today is spoken more than just that in his region of origin, in the Val d'Aran in Catalonia (Spain), and in some valleys of Piedmont, in the principality of Monaco, and as mentioned above in the village de la Garde.pontecagnano was established between the twelfth and thirteenth century Waldensian refugees (hence the adjective "Piedmont") from Bobbio Pellice, fled because of poverty, religious intolerance and persecution.lived without conflict for two - three centuries with the Catholic communities around, but after their accession to the Protestant Reformation were exterminated at the behest of Cardinal Ghislieri, the future Pope Pius V. The port blood - So called from 5 June 1561 - is an arc in the past was one of the entrances of the old town.his name will indeed remember the tragic murder. Murder that is commemorated in other ways, such as because of the massacre Since 1999, the Protection Act officially recognizes the Occitan language, the GUARDIOLO Which can also be used in dealings with public administrations.if this year will spend the Holidays in Calabria, Made a trip to visit pontecagnano!

The archaeological site on Nuraxi, Barumini, is a great fortress built between the thirteenth and sixth century.c, consists of a massive central tower and four towers placed at the four cardinal points connected by wide defensive bastions.outside the city walls lay a village consisting of about fifty huts, round building with large boulders walled Cleaning.during the sixth century.c.The palace was destroyed, rebuilt in Roman Carthage, was finally abandoned after the occupation of the Romans.classified by UNESCO as world heritage

the tombs of the giants back to civilization and are nuragica megalithic monuments that are unrivaled in the world, but you can only admire Sardinia.What are the graves of giants you can tell already from the name, are indeed graves - collective - where they were buried hundreds of dead.this particular building is composed of a long corridor, the mortuary where the dead were placed on either side.this long corridor, which ends with a apse , Is then covered with slabs of stone laid horizontally.the façade, centrally located, there is a large slab of stone set vertically -- the stele ending with a rounded frame defined rib .The stele has a kind of small opening that allows entry into the grave (although it is thought not to be used as input for the dead).in the sides, right and left of the stele are arranged in the same verse, the other bottom slab forming an arc that exedra , The space devoted to funeral rites.usually near Esedra can be found, fixed to the ground, the betili which are thought to have the function of ensuring that the deceased rest in peace.Instead southern Sardinia these monuments do not have the stele.tomb Coddu Vecchiu Arzachena and the grave stele with the highest.its height it reaches more than 4 meters.among the best preserved but there is that de them Longhi Always in Arzachena and that of sa ena 'e Thomes dorgali to which, moreover, is also one of the oldest.for those in Holidays In Sardinia, Is a discovery not only natural beauty but also of fascinating cultural aspects, can not miss a visit to these and other extraordinary monuments that date back to the mysterious Nuraghic.

The Grotta del Bue Marino, One of the largest caves in the karst Sardinia , Is located south of Cala Gonone. can raggingere exclusively through the boats every day and schedules set by the different marinas of Cala Gonone, Orosei, And the cove siniscola.but also from the small ports of Arbatax and Ogliastra of Santa Maria Navarrese. The name of this particular cave is that until the 80 was a regular visitor to his monk seal the rare mammal unfortunately endangered, that in Sardinia is best known under the title of Bue Marino . Arriving by sea you can enjoy the beautiful landscape is initially represented by massive cliffs that make up this stretch of coast is.cave divides into two branches. Currently you can only visit south branch Where you can see stalagmites and stalactites from the different shades of rare beauty, the salt lake among the largest in the world, numerous fossils, and some graffiti from the Neolithic represented human figures dancing.and finally, seal beach , A delightful little beach where the monk seal, secure, could give birth to her children.the northern branch the cave, just as impressive, but is visited only with permission.Here you can admire the lake with its emerald waters and hall of chandeliers concretions with beautiful and majestic that adorn ceilings and walls.all those staying at least once at cottages or Residence Orosei during their holidays, we strongly recommend a visit to this masterpiece of nature.

Each year in June a major event takes place in the Mediterranean: the international regatta Brindisi - Corfu , Departing from port in Puglia and finish in the port of Corfu greek, having covered 104 miles and have bypassed headlands, reefs and islands.this historic competition, organized by the Circolo della Vela Brindisi and the IOK Sailing Club of Corfu was founded in 1986 and sees it as the first participant only boats Brindisi.three years after participation was extended to vessels Corfiots and after some years the participants come from all over puglia and the countries bordering on the Ionian Greeks.the popularity of this race grows with time to exceed the borders of Italy and Greece have increased exponentially in the participation of several countries From 2000 to 2002 the race was held under the auspices of the UN as Regatta for Human Rights". the race has indeed admirably achieved the target it had set, namely, to create through this sport, a meeting between the nations bordering on the Ionian and Adriatic boats participating in the show today have increased in number such that the "international regatta Brindisi - Corfu" among the most important regattas of the Mediterranean and is the most significant offshore race of the Adriatic, both as regards the number of participants as regards the technical difficulties of the race. Pugliese also the low season is full of events that can attract the attention not only lovers but also curious because if you spend the holidays in Apartments, Residence or cottages in puglia Do not miss this international show

We inform our guests staying at the cottages, The Residence and Apartments of this charming place on Saturday 6 June to the tourist port of Santa Teresa Gallura there will be the traditional festival of the sea ". Stalls with crafts and the chance to taste wine and food products are among the reasons for the success of this event.broiled fish was the spearhead of the evening.musical entertainment and cheerful folk round off the festival that every year it becomes increasingly important.certainly an opportunity not to be missed for the lucky ones who are in the area at this time.

the Taormina Film Fest is a film event that was born in 1955 in Messina.his original name was International film festival in Messina and Taormina .then within this event was born in 1970 "International Film Festival of Taormina" manifestation of competitive nature that already in 1971 precisely to move Taormina This historic film festival, organized by the Comitato Taormina Arte, in collaboration with the Sicily, Has counted among its guests illustrious names of world cinema, names such as Sophia Loren, Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn Elizabeth Taylor, Tom Cruise, Antonio Banderas.in 2009 it celebrated its 55th edition, because, although born in the 70s, has kept the number of the original event Messina.The 2009 edition had an important innovation that has led to further change, as has happened in past years, the appellation of this event taormina film fest in Sicily . novelty is to add these appointments and the usual projections of the major events, as many events in as many beautiful locations in Sicily: Palermo, Syracuse and palm Montechiaro.artistic director since 2007 has Deborah Young famous film critic who wanted the festival to become a festival of Taormina Mediterranean is closely linked to the United States, however, that the world cinema.in 2007, the Festival of Taormina, was celebrated the centenary of Egyptian cinema.This event has appeared in most major newspapers in Europe and Arab.achieved similar success in the 2008 film with turkish.2009 instead paid homage to French cinema.taormina film fest aims to be a festival to showcase precisely with the presentation of a selection of new films chosen carefully among the most important recent film productions.in 2007 five films presented at the festival have also participated in the Academy Award for "Best Foreign Film" in representing their respective countries.Other areas of interest are those related to campus taormina which consists of informal meetings between students and young emerging players Sicilian Taormina area will instead be an opportunity to promote and increase the chances of meeting between prominent figures of the 'world's film industry. "Short Sicilian" a competition organized in cooperation with n.i.c.and. (New Italian Cinema Events) that, each year, allows a young Sicilian director to promote his short film in the world.success was found in 2008 by the informal meetings between young emerging players and students at Sicily campus taormina , And space designed to increase your chances of meeting of key figures of the film world called precisely Taormina area . Another event of great attraction is the competition "Short Sicilian" organized in collaboration with n.i.c.and. (New Italian Cinema Events), which allows a young Sicilian director to disclose his short film around the world.We invite all lovers of cinema to spend Holiday in Sicily in June to attend the Taormina Film Fest.

Santa Teresa Gallura 13/14 June at the Church of Our Lady of the right path, surrounded by ancient olive trees, the festival is held in honor of country's.antonio.The festival includes lunch of local produce and wine.The evening will be enlivened by music and dancing.

this year to brighten the evenings of those who live in this small town but also for all those who spend a short time in the many guests Residence , Apartments and cottages Santa Teresa Gallura a summer full of events is planned.June 21 are all invited to the carnival of Santa Teresa Gallura to celebrate the arrival of summer.at 21.00 there will be a parade of floats and masked groups to which you can participate with all the masks more fun, funny, quirky, original.The parade will start from the sports field and will end in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, where you can sample the fabulous pancakes and you can enjoy the performances of "the samba Brasil" and "hombre by capoeira.continue the evening accompanied by music from the Latin Quarter for an evening of dancing and fun wildest.so....do not miss it!

Wanted to inform the many guests staying at the cottages Santa Teresa Gallura In Residence , In Apartments and in hotel of this beautiful town and its surroundings, which in area bay of Ulysses. Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 th of July celebrations held in honor of St. Thomas the Apostle, patron saint of this small village.The Festival program includes: Saturday, July 4th h.19.00 arrival of the banners from the parish church.Mass Celebration. h.22.00 performance of the musical group "yellow flag". Roasted sausage and wine for everyone! Sunday, July 5th h.10.00 sailing events. h.18.00 accompanied by a procession of marching band of Calangianus with the participation of folk lungoni of Santa Teresa Gallura. h.22.00 Maricchia and his accordion. Mussels and wine for everyone!

schedule of evenings planned for the month of July in and around Santa Teresa Gallura if RESIDE at Residence The cottages Santa Teresa Gallura and The apartments marmorata area, we suggest the following evening programs: tuesday 07 July - 22.00 hours the marina, square "cloisters" - concerto for violin and harp Friday, July 10 - ore 22.00 the new library in via the port - the presentation of the book of Peter pes "the campaign gallurese" Saturday, July 11 - dalle ore 21.00 the marina - fish festival with tastings of local fish fried in large pans and offered to guests accompanied by fine wine.musical entertainment. Monday, July 13 - at 22.00 white sand beach - beach party Tuesday, July 14 - ore 22.00 in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° - exhibition of the musical group "without basis". Wednesday, July 15 - ore 22.00 new library in via the port - the presentation of the book by Philip peace, "the ballad of Queen headless" Thursday, July 16 - ore 22.00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° - an evening dedicated to the smooth with the accordion duo "Altamira and Putzu" Friday, July 17 - at 22.00 white sand beach - beach party Saturday, July 18 - ore 22.00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° - "Eagles Tribute".Concert by the vocal and instrumental "Waterfall".tribute to the Californian group's most popular and beloved, a show energetic and engaging, a journey back in time through the discography of the eagles also space between the solo careers of its members.you go on a magical journey through the California '70s with songs like Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado. Non mancare! Domenica 19 Luglio In Località Caresi “ l’Agliola” – Festa della Trebbiatura - degustazione di prodotti tipici ed animazione; Lunedì 20 Luglio - dalle ore 10,00 Località Porto Turistico in “La Piazza del Tempo” - ARTESTATE Martedì 21 Luglio ore 22,00 - Località Porto Pozzo (15 km da Santa Teresa Gallura seguendo la direzione per Palau-Olbia) - Musica ed Animazione con Gian Franco Salis; ore 19,00 - Località San Pasquale (a 17 km da Santa Teresa Gallura seguendo la direzione per Palau-Olbia) - Elena Morando presenta“ Le Mille ed una Fiaba “ Letture Animate per Bambini; Giovedì 23 Luglio - ore 22,00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Esibizione del gruppo Tamara Group Venerdì 24 Luglio - ore 22,00 Nuova Biblioteca in via del Porto - Presentazione dell’ “ALMANACCO GALLURESE” di Giovanni Gelsomino Domenica 26 Luglio - ore 19,00 Porto Turistico “Piazzetta del Chiostro” - Elena Morando presenta “ Le Mille ed una Fiaba “ Letture Animate per Bambini Martedì 28 Luglio - ore 22,00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Animazione in Piazza Mercoledì 29 Luglio Spiaggia Rena Bianca - Festa della Bandiera Blu con musica ed animazione Fonte: Sito del comune di Santa Teresa Gallura

schedule of evenings planned for the month of August in and around Santa Teresa Gallura for those staying during the month of August in cottages Santa Teresa Gallura and around we have prepared a timetable setting out the various events planned. Sabato 01 Agosto - ore 22,00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Gruppo Folk Lungoni ed esibizione del Coro di Abbasanta Domenica 02 Agosto - ore 22,00 Porto Turistico, Piazzetta del Chiostro - Complesso Vocale di Nuoro Martedì 04 Agosto - dalle ore 22,00 Spiaggia Rena Bianca - BEACH PARTY Mercoledì 05 Agosto - ore 22,00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I°, Musica ed Animazione con Giuseppe Mancini Giovedì 06 Agosto - ore 22,00 Nuova Biblioteca in via del Porto - Presentazione del Libro di Alberto Maisto “ Spinnakers “ Venerdì 07 Agosto - ore 19,30 Porto Turistico, Piazzetta del Chiostro - Fiabe e Merenda a cura di Enedina Sanna – Archivi del Sud Domenica 09 Agosto - ore 22,00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Concerto dedicato a Rino Gaetano Da Domenica 09 a Martedì 11 Agosto In località Porto Pozzo (15 km da Santa Teresa Gallura seguendo la direzione per Palau-Olbia) “Gallura Cinefestival” proiezione di film cortometraggi, animazione culturale e mostra fotografica Martedì 11 Agosto - ore 22,00 Porto Turistico, Piazzetta del Chiostro - Fabio Melis Special Sound Mercoledì 12 Agosto Rievocazione della Fondazione di Santa Teresa Gallura (1808-2009).parade through the streets and display in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° of folk groups and polyphonic choir, drummers and trumpeters of SARTIGLIA of Oristano, appearing at the court of Eleanor of Arborea in costumes and acrobats Friday, August 14 - at 22.00 white sand beach - beach party mid-August Saturday, August 15 19.00 hours Mass and procession at sea to the accompaniment of the choir 22.00 hours Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° concert "blue piper" 24.00 hours Spanish tower fireworks from the tower. Monday, August 17th - h. 22.00 new library in via the port - the presentation of the book by Anthony Arrigo "my Gallura" Tuesday, August 18th - h. 22.00 marina, the square of the cloister - Fabio Melis "italian duo" Wednesday, August 19th - h. 22.00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° - entertainment in the square Thursday, August 20 Well port town (15 km from Santa Teresa Gallura in the direction for Palau-Olbia) - "benvinuti them puetti" - groups and the dispensation cinema meetings organized an evening of film screenings and poetry Gallura. Friday, August 21 - h. 22.00 new library in via the port - the presentation of the book of John murineddu "Monti di Mola, goodbye!" Saturday, August 22 - h. 22.00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° - music group "New karalys" Sunday 23 - at 22.00 white sand beach - beach party since Sunday 23 August to Saturday, September 5th 4 ^ Sardinian ceramic art exhibition contest - "from poetry to the earth: the story places the characters from André" from Thursday 27 to Sunday, August 30th from 19.00 to 21,00 at the primary school in Via del Porto - tango lessons from Thursday 27 to Monday, August 31 ix ^ international festival of jazz music on the lips Source: site of the town of Santa Teresa Gallura

schedule of evenings planned for September in Santa Teresa Gallura for all the tourists who have the pleasure of spending their holidays in Apartments Santa Teresa Gallura, cottages rena majore Addition to various Residence and hotel the small town of Gallura, a list of the different events that enliven the evenings of September. Martedì 1 Settembre - ore 19,00 Porto Turistico, Piazzetta del Chiostro - Elena Morando presenta “Le mille ed una Fiaba”, Letture animate per Bambini Mercoledì 2 Settembre - dalle ore 22,00 Spiaggia Rena Bianca - BEACH PARTY Giovedì 3 Settembre - ore 21,30 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Musica ed intrattenimento con Giuseppe Mancini Sabato 5 Settembre ore 21,00 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Premiazione del 4° Concorso Arte Ceramica dalle ore 20,00 in località Buon Cammino - Festa di Santa Reparata con degustazione di piatti tipici ed intrattenimento musicale Martedì 8 Settembre - ore 21,30 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Concerto della “Reale Accademia di Musica – Santa Teresa Gallura” Giovedì 10 Settembre - ore 21,30 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - Esibizione del Gruppo “Banda Battisti” Sabato 13 Settembre - ore 21,30 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° - musica ed animazione con Gian Franco Salis. Thursday, September 17th - h. 21.30 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I ° - animation with nando. Saturday, September 19th - h. 21.30 Church of St. Victor - Concert of Udine Monday, September 21 - h. 21.30 Piazza Vittorio Emanuele - exhibition of the "trial band," choreographed by games Pirici paper Saturday 26 and Sunday, September 27 Heritage Days 2009 - "itineraries to discover the past and place: two hundred years of history in four steps" - Walking tours in the historical center of Santa Teresa Gallura Source: site of the town of Santa Teresa Gallura

From 29 July to 2 August 2009 Calagonone In the town of dorgali, will be held XXII International Festival of Jazz interesting showcase of the best jazz of the time organized by the association 's interlude.the first evening of the festival will now take place as usual in villa park Ticca. Among the novelties of the 2009 is the exclusive location of the ending: August 2 in fact, with a special event, film theater arena tablet, will be returned to the public after five years of work. The artistic proposals this year are dedicated to the news: four of the five scheduled events are concerts going ashore for the first time in Sardinia and only rarely performed in the national territory. Wednesday, July 29 - Edmar Castaneda Trio The trio has wowed the critics enhancing the sound of American jazz jazz.It consists Edmar Castaneda-harp, Eric Doob-drums and percussion, Marshall Gilkes-Trombone.Special Guest: andrea tierra-item. Thursday, July 30 - Sun Ra Arkestra Direct dall'ottantacinquenne marshall allen.The orchestra, composed of sixteen musicians will again present the music and atmosphere of the great keyboardist Sun Ra, who died in 1993. Friday, July 31 - Ben Allison band bass indicates that American critics as the best new emerging talent of jazz from overseas will be accompanied by Michael Blake on tenor saxophone, Steve Cardenas on guitar and Rudy Royston on drums. Saturday, August 1st - the cookers band of seven items, real sacred cows of jazz history that bring the public to the golden years of hard-bop.Billy Harper on tenor saxophone, Craig Handy on alto sax, Eddie Henderson on trumpet, David Weiss on trumpet, George Cables on piano, Cecil McBee on bass and Billy Hart on drums. Sunday, August 2 - land and sea inauguration of the theater house Ticca cine gala contemporary dance with the ballet of the Teatro La Scala in Milan, the choreography was handled by Gianluca Schiavoni, Massimiliano Volpini and Mick Zeni. In the first national "frame ground": Dancers will dance choreography created on the original music of composer Baptist Jordanian pianist, accompanied by Carlos Garfias on violin and viola and voice of the soprano Paola Puggioni. All concerts begin at 21.30 Ticket: 15 euro Reduced ticket: 10 euros. Subscriptions to five nights: 50 euros Source: www.festivalcalagononejazz.it All those who want to attend this and other events, find accommodations in the many Apartments, cottages area and tourist village Calagonone.

Each year in the month of August, Berchidda, takes place "time in jazz, perhaps the most anticipated event of all the musical events of the summer sarda.This festival of jazz music, was founded in 1988 by an idea of Paolo Fresu, who is also the artistic director.internationally renowned trumpeter, Paolo Fresu, who was also born in a small town between Berchidda gallura and Logudoro with just over 3000 inhabitants, and here would have it grow and develop its "creation".Why? enhance his country not only from the tourism point of view but also cultural, she also wanted to decentralize in a sense the culture, usually concentrated in big cities and just "large" regions, to give way even to small towns and especially in who live there, to create and enjoy "culture". Each year the festival hosts artists of international caliber like the pianist Uri Caine, Steve Coleman, the Norwegian trumpeter Arve Henriksen, and as well as large national jazz names, also give ample room to emerging groups Sardinian. As always, the festival starts with his initial concert, on the ferry to Corsica ferries linking Sardinia the continent.music continues from morning to late evening.numerous locations, and the stage set up in the central square of town, where the evening concerts are held, but also rural churches, Mount Limbara, woodlands and countryside and the countries of logudorese gallura. Since its inception, the festival every edition based on a specific theme around which the wheel is not only music but also other art forms that accompany the event: cinema, exhibitions, conferences, lectures, photography, theater.The fourteenth edition revolved around the theme "the dream of Orpheus" while the seventeenth edition, the theme was that of insanity.twenty-first edition in 2008 devoted to architecture, was followed in 2009, the XXII edition, which launched with the theme of water, a four-year cycle devoted to the four natural elements: water, air, earth and fire. Time in jazz, as well as wants to be a musical event, an invitation, through the topics it deals, to respect the living environment and promote cultural diversity.for the latter reason, UNESCO, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, awarded in 2009 for its prestigious sponsorship in time in jazz.all fans of jazz music in this period spend Holidays In Sardinia Can not miss this incredible festival.

the characteristic center of SULCITANO Santadi Since 1968, every year the first Sunday in August, repeat the traditional celebration of marriage Mauritania, "Coia maureddina know," an ancient rite that lives in time and that can be traced back to the first half of the first millennium AD, when the population of place came into contact with a Mauritanian nomadic people who in ancient times had settled in the current borders of Morocco and Algeria.this fascinating ceremony, during which two young people are united in marriage with religious and civic effects as agreed between the Holy See and the Italian state, follows the more traditional pastoral and farming that combines the sacred and the profane, the Christian liturgy and ancient rituals of propitiatory hint of paganism, as "Sa gratz", Special blessing for mothers of the couple in providing advice to children at the end of the ceremony, scattering them on the head with rose petals, wheat, salt and coins as a symbolic omen of abundance, respectively, happiness, wisdom, and wealth.finally breaks the pot that contained "sa gratz with almost superstitious gesture, to wish long life and happiness to the newlyweds.the morning of the wedding the bridegroom's family, after donning the costume of the country, accompanying him in procession to the bride's home, she dressed in the traditional dress of the festival: silk brocade, black and fine embroidered linen orbace.the bride and groom are led separately to the wedding procession "traccas" (carts pulled by oxen) festively decorated with beautiful tapestries, colorful flowers, ears of corn, twigs of myrtle, carpets.the wedding procession parading along the main streets of the country arrive in Piazza Marconi, where, in front of the whole country, on a stage in front of the parish church of St. Nicholas, the ceremony will take place.The marriage procession is also accompanied by folk groups from all over the island, players launeddas, horsemen with their traditional costume.over the religious ceremony, the couple, accompanied by guests, go to the wedding feast -- "on cumbiru" - Between the music and songs of launeddas.the wedding celebrations will continue in Piazza Marconi, with songs, music and folklore dancing till late.to all those who in August spending their Holidays In Sardinia, We strongly recommend to attend this special ceremony taste a bit nostalgic.

Departures every days at 9.15 and returns at 17.00 We have a panoramic navigation to the Island of Razzoli and Budelli with the famous Spiaggia Rosa where you can take photos and videos with the help of our commanders who will show you the wonders of the Archipelago. The first stop is to Island of Santa Maria where you can swim and sunbathe for an hour and a half. Aroung 12 o'clock at Porto della Madonna there will be the lunch: Pasta alla marinara (pasta with sea foods). Then we'll go to the Island of La Maddalena to visit the town and also shop. In the afternoon we'll be to Island of Spargi to famous Cala Corsara to take another stop at the beach to swim and sunbathe. Panoramic return of the coast: Conca Verde, Valle dell'Erica, La Marmorata and Punta Falcone Price List 2024 From 01/05/2023 to 31/10/2024: Adult - 60,00 Child (from 4 to 10 years not completed ) - 40 €uro. Infant to 4 years not completed Free !! For Reservations 0789/755660 from 9.00 - 12.30 and 16.00 - 20.00 ask to Sandra Do you want to receive information about the tour? For a free quote or for informationClick here !! The last minute holidays have started! Contact us now, don't miss the chance !!For info !!

Lu Brandali is an archaeological site located in Santa Reparata, Santa Teresa Gallura. Shaped over time by both nature and human activity, this highly detailed complex comprises:      The Nuraghe is built on a granite promontory, seamlessly incorporating the natural rock formation into its structure. The remains offer a glimpse of its original, complex design, which spanned split levels connected in part by a staircase leading to the upper section on the south-east side. Down the slope, rows of massive masonry are all that remain of a completely ruined tower, while the imposing bastion and the defensive towers of the nuraghe are better preserved. The entrance to the fortified area is clearly visible. The Village extends outside the fortified area, along the slopes of the hill and across the flat areas to the east and south of the complex. The settlement consisted of huts and a significant number of tafoni—natural granite cavities—and crevices within the rocky outcrops. These were used as shelters and dwellings or, if less hospitable, as tombs. The huts are stone masonry structures featuring spacious rooms ideal for daily living, alongside smaller spaces often used for specific tasks, such as small domestic workshops for making cooking pottery—a task traditionally assigned to women. Ongoing archaeological excavations continue to shed light on the daily life of the village. The rich variety of food remains found on site reveals the diverse diet of Lu Brandali's inhabitants, ranging from agricultural and pastoral products to game, fish, and seafood gathered along the shoreline and cliffs. Based on the artifacts discovered, it has been possible to establish a precise timeline: the late Middle Bronze Age and the Late Bronze Age (14th–10th century BC). The Giants' Tomb This funerary monument is located in the southeastern part of the settlement. The sheer scale of these structures traditionally led to the belief that they were the burial places of legendary giants, though they were actually collective tombs for the village. The tomb at Lu Brandali held several dozen burials of both men and women, whose remains were uncovered during excavations alongside small bronze and amber ornaments. Two terracotta bowls found near the entrance were likely linked to burial rituals. In the area in front of the tomb, fragments of coarseware pottery represent the remains of offerings placed in honor of the deceased after burial. How to get there From Santa Teresa, take the SP 90 towards Capo Testa. Opening hours Lu Brandali daily 9:30 - 18:30. Guided tours at 9:30 - 10:30 - 11:30 - 16:30 - 17:30. Torre di Longosardo daily 10:00 - 13:00 / 16:00 - 20:00

The stunning beach of Piscinas is surrounded by towering, ochre-yellow sand dunes—among the tallest in Europe—harmoniously shaped by the mistral wind. Over the centuries, the native vegetation has perfectly adapted to this dune environment. In this fragile and unique ecosystem, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, the local wildlife is characterized by the Sardinian deer and the loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta), which finds this stretch of coast the perfect place to lay its eggs during the nights of June and July. The Piscinas area gently slopes from the surrounding hills down to the coastline, transitioning from rocky formations to the famous sand dunes. The Piscinas stream, which originates near Montevecchio, flows north of the Piscinas area. It is also fed by waters from the tunnels of abandoned mines, giving it a characteristic reddish hue—which is why the stream is also known as the "Red River". The Naracauli stream, on the other hand, flows into the Piscinas area from the mining village of Naracauli. Among the vegetation, you can find juniper, mastic (Pistacia lentiscus), broom, and spurge. Near the Naracauli stream, there are tamarisks, reeds, and other shrubs typical of the garrigue. The beach of Piscinas, like much of the Costa Verde and the western coast of Sardinia where the sea is rarely calm, is a favorite destination for surfers, who can enjoy their sport thanks to the frequent long, high waves. How to get there There are two ways to reach the beach: either by going through Guspini and touring the mining area, or by going through Arbus and heading down towards Ingurtosu and then Piscinas. If you follow the signs from Guspini, the road is unpaved for about 10 km, but in return, you will enjoy breathtaking landscapes and the famous mines of the Arbus region. If you choose the route through Arbus, after about 6 km from the town, you will reach the small mining hamlet of Ingurtosu, and then continue on to Piscinas beach. Photo www.sardegnaturismo.it

La Marmorata is a stunning beach located about 5 km from Santa Teresa Gallura. A wide stretch of fine, pristine white sand with delicate pink hues, it nestles at the foot of the Capo Falcone promontory along the northernmost tip of the island. Low rocks separate it from an enchanting, intimate patch of sand, beautifully enhanced by a small islet just offshore that is easily accessible, even by pedal boat. The crystal-clear, shimmering sea boasts extraordinary transparency, clearly revealing a shallow, gently sloping sandy seabed. Framed by the marvelous islets of the La Maddalena Archipelago, it forms a natural backdrop to a picturesque landscape—a true masterpiece of nature. Behind the beach, lush Mediterranean vegetation adds vibrant color to the scenery, concealing fabulous hidden coves perfect for those seeking privacy and relaxation by the sea. Facilities: equipped beach, disabled access, sun umbrella and lounger rentals, pedal boats, canoes, beach bar, ample parking, hotels, holiday homes How to get there: from Santa Teresa Gallura, take the SS 133 bis towards Palau for about 3 km, then turn left onto Strada Marazzino la Ficaccia. Drive for about 1.5 km and then turn right onto Via La Filetta. Alternatively, a scenic route will save you a few kilometres while offering a breathtaking view of Corsica and the archipelago.

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Rena Bianca is the enchanting beach of the charming town of Santa Teresa Gallura, which contributes to the prestige of this splendid Gallurese location overlooking the Strait of Bonifacio. Nestled between the promontory dominated by the 16th-century Aragonese tower of Longosardo and the small islets of Municca and Munichedda—which can even be reached on foot at low tide—it stretches for about 700 meters, taking on a characteristic crescent shape. Even from a distance, you can admire this extraordinary stretch of fine sand, characterized by a pristine white color that blends into delicate pink shades along the shoreline, thanks to tiny fragments of coral peeking through the sand. The beach is gently lapped by crystal-clear waters with incredibly vibrant, shifting colors, ranging from turquoise to various shades of green and blue. Its sandy seabed remains shallow for several meters from the shore, making it particularly safe and ideal for children to swim. This beautiful interplay of colors—the white and pink of the sand, the shifting turquoise and blue of the water, and the lush green of the Mediterranean scrub—makes it truly unique. It proudly stands as one of the most beautiful and famous beaches on the island, the brightest gem of Gallura, further enhanced by a stunning view of the imposing white cliffs of Corsica. Located just over 11 miles away, they seem almost within reach on clear days. How to get there: Located right next to the historic center, it is easily reachable on foot. Facilities: disabled access, parking, hotels, bars, eateries, rental of beach umbrellas, sun loungers, pedal boats, and watercraft Did you know? Since 1987, Rena Bianca beach has been continuously awarded the European Blue Flag, a prestigious recognition of its water quality, coastal cleanliness, services, safety measures, and environmental education.

Rena Majore beach is the last stretch of sand in the municipality of Aglientu, although it is located just under 8 kilometers from the town of Santa Teresa Gallura. Once chosen by a famous telecom company for its iconic commercials starring Megan Gale, it has also recently served as the stunning backdrop for a Tudor campaign. This expansive stretch of coastline boasts a wild, unspoiled nature, characterized by fine, light-colored sand. Behind the beach lie beautiful golden dunes covered in lush Mediterranean scrub, framed by a thick pine forest that offers a perfect, shady retreat from the summer heat. Thanks to its vast size, it rarely feels crowded even in August, making it the ideal choice for those seeking a completely relaxing holiday. Its crystal-clear waters shimmer with shades of turquoise and blue, while the shallow, sandy seabed slopes gently, making it safe and perfect for families with children. The diverse marine life and varied seabed also make it highly recommended for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Scattered rocks and characteristic granite formations beautifully divide this long stretch of sand into three distinct coves. For the more romantic at heart, it is the perfect spot for long walks along the shoreline while enjoying spectacular, one-of-a-kind sunsets. How to get there: From the town of Santa Teresa Gallura, take the SP 90 road for about 8 km. While there are several unmarked dirt tracks leading to the coast, the main paved access is located near the well-signposted Rena Majore holiday village. From there, a paved road runs through the lush pine forest for about 500 meters right down to the beach. Amenities Large parking area (both free and paid), sun lounger and umbrella rentals, pedal boats, canoes, a beach bar, campsite, and a full range of services and shops in the nearby village of Rena Majore.

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Summer is holiday time for many, but not for everyone—especially for those who have a four-legged friend and don't want to leave them behind at home. However, with so many beach restrictions for our loyal companions, how do you navigate them? In Gallura, holidaying with your dog is very popular; in fact, it is the Sardinian region with the highest number of dog-friendly beaches. So, dogs are more than welcome on the beach in Santa Teresa Gallura, too! At Porto Fido, the dog-friendly beach, your four-legged friends have their very own dedicated beach with a fully equipped area, ready to welcome dogs with... owners in tow!! Located in Porto Quadro, the beach features 25 dedicated stations. Each station includes its own beach umbrella and a designated beach area of at least 8 square meters. The daily service—available every day from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM—includes a water bowl, a scoop, and dog waste bags. The main rules to follow include keeping your dog on a leash, immediately cleaning up after them (dedicated bins are provided), and having an up-to-date health record with vaccinations as well as proof of dog registry enrollment. For obvious reasons, aggressive dogs and female dogs in heat are not permitted. Regulations Photos from www.portofido.com

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The beach of Portu magaLa spiaggia di portu maga 1 0 (or Porto Palma) is only a few kilometers from Torre dei Corsari and stretches for about 300 meters forming a sort of Crescent Enclosed in a small Bay, wide just over 2 km, is characterized by sand mixed with gravel derived from erosion of dark rocks that surround the Gulf in both sides The sea that bathes is typical of western part of the island, often impetuous and wild (when the wind blows South-West), but spectacular; the Cove is well protected from the mistral wind In days of calm has colors ranging from blue to green while the sandy seabed, only in the first section, down quickly Uncrowded even during the high season Unknown to mass tourism is frequented mainly by local residents The clear waters are ideal for those who want to enjoy the Sun and take a dip in total relaxation and solitude Ideal for lovers of places off the tourist circuit and for those who love the side still wild and unspoiled of the island 2 13 Services no services except a refreshment bar, small landing and parking The first services-a restaurant and grocery stores-are within the village Pharmacy and medical service in Torre dei Corsari (about 1 km) Other services, including the supply of fuels, to Guspini or Terralba 2 getting 14 the resort is located along the Costa Verde between Sant'Antonio di Santadi and the dunes of Piscinas On reaching the junction of Torre dei Corsari continue towards Funtanazza for approximately 1 km and then turn right along a small road leading into place Porto Palma 4 from the North exit of Marrubiu SS 131, (you can also an alternative route, definitely shorter, which crosses the dam of Marceddì, although not passable is usually used) 4 From South SS 131 exit for Sanluri (among the alternate routes the SS 126) 14 the name Curiosity 2 portu maga is due to the fact that this small fishing village housed a tonnara (built by Genoese entrepreneurs in the seventeenth century) The other name-Port Palma-derives from the fact that, in the years 70, this trap was operated by a company called precisely Porto Palma 4 today this Township consists of a hundred houses arranged in a semicircle in front of the Gulf The ancient tenements, used for the processing of tuna, were restored and used for touristic purposes Particularly characteristic is its Marina, taken from the mouth of a small river 4 also known as Tonnara di Flumentorgiu, was declared by the Ministry of culture, artistic and historical cultural interest site Photos: Panoramio 15 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just 16 information click here!! 17Services No services except a refreshment bar, small landing and parking. The first services-a restaurant and grocery stores-are within the village. Pharmacy and medical service in Torre dei Corsari (about 1 km). Other services, including the supply of fuels, to Guspini or Terralba. How to get there The town is located along the Costa Verde between Sant'Antonio di Santadi and the dunes of Piscinas. On reaching the junction of Torre dei Corsari continue towards Funtanazza for approximately 1 km and then turn right along a small road leading into place Porto Palma. From the North the SS 131, exit Marrubiu (it is also possible to an alternate location, definitely shorter, which crosses the dam of Marceddì, although not passable is usually used). From South SS 131 exit for Sanluri. (among the alternate routes the SS 126). Triviaà The name portu maga is due to the fact that this small fishing village housed a tonnara (built by Genoese entrepreneurs in the seventeenth century). The other name-Port Palma-derives from the fact that, in the years 70, this trap was operated by a company called precisely Porto Palma. Today this Township consists of a hundred houses arranged in a semicircle in front of the homonymous Gulf. The ancient tenements, used for the processing of tuna, were restored and used for tourist purposes. Particularly characteristic is its Marina, taken from the mouth of a small river. Also known as Tonnara di Flumentorgiu, was declared by the Ministry of culture, cultural site of remarkable artistic and historical interest. Photos: Panoramio Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The beach of Cala Banana, è located in the town a few kilometres from Olbia and Golfo Aranci. Also known as the old name of "Su Polt is sa paza" Cala Banana is a beautiful Crescent-shaped Beach (or banana!), medium size, characterized by soft fine sand and white with clear shades of gray. Here and there crop up small rocks and wild lilies. Reflecting on a transparent sea waters, while the bottom is sandy. Immersed in the green Mediterranean vegetation, with a strong smell of mirto, the beach, lonely and wild nature, enjoys stunning views of Tavolara island and the islet of Figarolo. A few meters from the shore stands the Island Leeks, or a big high rock about 9 meters Behind the beach one summer pond dries, leaving room for ample parking. Services Free parking, convenience store, rubber dinghies and canoes, bathrooms and showers for a fee. Crowded in high season. How to get there From Olbia: take SP 82 towards Nodu Pianu to destination. Can be reached along the coast and walk, Bados beaches (located just to the South) and Nodu Pianu (North) Triviaà Along the Parkway that connects the beach of Cala Banana in Olbia, nuragic remains are The beach of Cala Nuodu Beach and Banana Pianu are two twin beaches separated by some rocks and a jetty, easily overcome via a sandy path. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The beach of Santa Reparata or La Colba located in Santa Teresa Gallura, in the extreme north eastern tip of Sardinia. Located in a small and picturesque Bay enclosed by beautiful cliffs, is characterized by clear and soft sand that is mirrored on crystal clear waters, which remain low for a long stretch from the shore. A kind of natural pool with amazing colour of various shades of blue that recall distant tropical paradises. Wide not too crowded even in high season. Also nearby are several sandy coves and cliffs fringed by a fragrant maquis, ideal for those who love privacy and tranquility. The crystal clear waters and the reefs are rich in flora and fauna, a destination for divers and snorkelers Services ample parking, disabled access, hotel, convenience store, rent beach umbrellas, deck chairs, pedal boats and boats. How to get there The beach of Santa Reparata is 3 km from the village centre. Take via Nazionale, the gateway to the country. At the traffic light, turn onto via Tibula-or SP 90-direction Capo Testa. After 2 km turn left, signposted turnoff, to Baia Santa Reparata. Triviaà Nearby is the archaeological site of Lu Brandali which includes a nuragic village, a nuraghe and the Giants, with the possibility of guided tours. It owes its name to the small and simple white Church that dominates its coastline, Santa Reparata, protectress of sailors that dates back to 1851. The first week of September is the feast with tasting of typical products, music and dancing. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The famous Pink BeachThe famous Pink Beach 0 1 is located in Cala di Roto, in the southeastern part of the island of Budelli, in the archipelago of La Maddalena in Northeast Sardinia, at the Strait of Bonifacio È one of the most beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean, a precious and little gem nestled between granite cliffs covered with lush and fragrant Mediterranean vegetation A true masterpiece of nature wild and solitary in nature, is characterized by fine sand and candida which, on the shoreline, takes on shades of a delicate pink, hence the name "Pink Beach" The extraordinary beauty of this beach has given this corner of Sardinia international fame Its waters are crystal clear, shallow, extraordinarily a soft blue-green Until the ' 90 the beach was crowded, and with the advent of mass tourism, the beach was losing its characteristic color This phenomenon was attributable mainly for swimming, surfing and especially anchorages savages who were damaging the Posidonia in front of the beach (Cala Roto) and therefore was profoundly changing the composition of the sands Also there was a continuous take away, by the bathers, sand fractions of small, but continue, as a souvenir To restore natural structures and to retrieve aesthetic aspects-landscape of beach, in 1998 it was decided to fully protect the Pink Beach ban completely not only access and swimming but also, transit and parking of boats After a number of years by this measure, the beach has resumed its natural coloration, and today can be admired in all its glory, but without trampling on its beach and without being able to feed fresh and pristine waters 2 How to get 13 daily, weather permitting, licensed vessels organize mini cruises to visit the archipelago Maddalena Along the way you can admire at a safe distance, the Pink Beach 2 14 Curiosity The island of Budelli is located south of the islands of Razzoli and Santa Maria, which lies a few hundred metres It has an area of 1.6 square kilometers lying between a coastal perimeter of 12.3 km The highest point of the island is monte Budello with its 88 mt 4 In 1964 the Pink Beach was the location of the film "red desert", Director Michelangelo Antonioni's first color film 4 the only inhabitant of the island of Budelli is his caretaker 4 the characteristic pink color is due to the presence of tiny fragments of microorganisms in particular Miniacina miniacea a considerable pink, whose habitat is at the rhizomes of Posidonia Oceanica His breakup goes to nourish the beach 4 On May 17, 2016, the referee of the Court of the temple, dismissed permanently instances of New Zealander Michael Harte, who had bought the island at auction, setting a transfer of ownership to the Maddalena archipelago national park 15 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just 16 information click here!! 17How to get there Every day, weather permitting, licensed vessels organize mini cruises to visit the archipelago of Maddalena. Along the way you can admire at a safe distance, the Pink Beach. Triviaà The island of Budelli is located south of the islands of Razzoli and Santa Maria, which lies a few hundred metres away. It has an area of 1.6 square kilometers lying between a coastal perimeter of 12.3 km. The highest point of the island is monte Budello with its 88 mt In 1964 the Pink Beach was the location of the film "red desert", the first color film director Michelangelo Antonioni The only inhabitant of the island of Budelli is his caretaker The characteristic pink color is due to the presence of tiny fragments of microorganisms in particular Miniacina miniacea a considerable pink, whose habitat is at the rhizomes of Posidonia Oceanica. His breakup goes to nourish the beach. On May 17, 2016, the referee of the Court of the temple, dismissed permanently instances of New Zealander Michael Harte, who had bought the island at auction, setting a transfer of ownership to the Maddalena archipelago national park. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The Cala Grande ValleyThe 1 0 Cala Grande Valley, in the municipality of Santa Teresa Gallura, relaxing on the Western side of the promontory of Capo Testa Originated millions of years ago by a geological fracture is a place unique, natural scenery that offers spectacular views and breathtaking scenery of wild lone, wild and untouched, characterized by majestic boulders that the action of the wind and the sea has shaped in unusual and original forms, offering a spectacular side dish to the various coves surrounded by lush and unspoilt Mediterranean with its scents of MyrtleS Arbutus and Heather This Valley is a large expanse of Mediterranean vegetation that slopes down to the sea and is, in fact, formed by seven smaller valleys divided by large granite boulders whose highest – tip the Turri-reaches 128 mt slm and is commonly called "the skull" This massive, with 9 tracks that branch off along the famous Moon Wall, is a popular destination for lovers of free climbing (or free-climbing) The first Valley is a Valley straight, narrow and long, which runs down to the sea Enclosed on both sides by granite rocks, ends with an Esplanade that looks out over the sea where it meets the first of three coves in the Valley — 2 Cala di Ea 3 (Cala dell'Acqua) This Bay owes its name to the fact that just over upstream from the beach is la Funtana La Turri, a small spring, also active during summer, although small, located near an old Roman quarry Cala di the Ea is a patch of golden sand lapped by a medium-grained dark green and deep sea Proceeding to the left, along a trail easy enough (you need to pass only a few boulders), we reach the second and the third Valley where lies the 2 Cala di 3 Pubic (Cala di Mezzo, as between Cala of Ea and Cala Grande) This Cove is separated from the previous one by a granite promontory called bear's Hand, while behind it stands the dinosaur Rock a natural sculpture whose shape resembles that of the prehistoric animal La Cala of Pubic has the same features as the previous Continuing along the same path, always to the left opens the wonderful and lonely 2 Cala Grande 3 that gives its name to the entire Valley The Cala Grande is a picturesque corner of paradise, with fine golden sand lapped by crystal clear waters and a stunning emerald green, the backdrop for deep is a favorite destination for snorkelers and scuba divers Always moving on the left, over high and rugged rocks, are the sixth and seventh Valley, while the fourth and fifth Valley, on the right towards Capo Testa, are hidden by a large Rocky conformation Today, this valley is better known as Moon Valley 1 0, name that was given to him in the years 70/80 by a small community hippies who had chosen to live in full contact with nature The name was chosen perhaps precisely because of the beautiful granite with the Moonlight look extraordinarily impressive 2 services: 3 no service Difficult to access so never crowded even during the high season 2 directions: 3 long and not easy walking trail The entrance, clearly signposted, located just before the lighthouse of Capo Testa Here unravels a trail that snakes for about 700 metres in the bushes leads to the Valley 2 trivia: 13 within the valleys there are several caves that were formed due to erosion, in which there are still some older guests who have chosen a simple lifestyle and away from modern civilization 4 the area belongs to an individual who has decided to leave it free and open to all, so that can be visited and attended by anyone 4 many of the boulders have very suggestive names: Torre Profallica, rhinoceros horn, Musa Marina, Sun, White Gull Rock and tired 4 the Valley owes its name to the largest of these, the wonderful cala 3 and evocative Cala Grande 4 On July 27, 2011 tour for his 50 years (50 concerts in 50 days) the famous jazz trumpeter Paolo Fresu, accompanied by Giorgio Rossi dancer, chose this beautiful location for a charming exhibition which attracted several fans and curious 14 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit the Valley of the Moon?? For a free quote or just 15 information click here!! 16Cala di Ea (Cala dell'Acqua). This Bay owes its name to the fact that just over upstream from the beach is la Funtana La Turri, a small spring, also active during summer, although small, located near an old Roman quarry. Cala di the Ea is a patch of golden sand lapped by a medium-grained dark green and deep sea. Proceeding to the left, along a trail easy enough (you need to pass only a few boulders), we reach the second and the third Valley where lies the Cala di Pubic (Cala di Mezzo, as between Cala of Ea and Cala Grande). This Cove is separated from the previous one by a granite promontory called bear's Hand, while behind it stands the dinosaur Rock a natural sculpture whose shape resembles that of the prehistoric animal. La Cala of Pubic has the same features as the previous one. Continuing along the same path, always to the left opens the wonderful and lonely Cala Grande that gives its name to the entire Valley. The Cala Grande is a picturesque corner of paradise, with fine golden sand lapped by crystal clear waters and a stunning emerald green, the backdrop for deep is a favorite destination for snorkelers and divers. Always moving on the left, over high and rugged rocks, are the sixth and seventh Valley, while the fourth and fifth Valley, on the right towards Capo Testa, are hidden by a large Rocky conformation. Today, this valley is better known as Valley of the Moon, name that was given to him in the years 70/80 by a small community hippies who had chosen to live in full contact with nature. The name was chosen perhaps precisely because of the beautiful granite with the Moonlight look extraordinarily impressive. Services: no service. Difficult to access so never crowded even during the high season How to get there: long and not easy walking trail. The entrance, clearly signposted, located just before the lighthouse of Capo Testa. Here unravels a trail that snakes for about 700 metres in the bushes leads to the Valley. Triviaà: Within the valleys there are several caves that were formed due to erosion, in which there are still some older guests who have chosen a simple lifestyle and away from modern civilization. The area belongs to an individual who has decided to leave it free and open to all, so that can be visited and attended by anyone. Many of the boulders have very suggestive names: Torre Profallica, rhinoceros horn, Musa Marina, Sun, White Gull Rock and tired. The Valley owes its name to the largest of these, the wonderful cala 3 and evocative Cala Grande. On July 27, 2011 tour for his 50 years (50 concerts in 50 days) the famous jazz trumpeter Paolo Fresu, accompanied by Giorgio Rossi dancer, chose this beautiful location for a charming exhibition which attracted several fans and curious Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit the Valley of the Moon?? 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The island of Caprera is part of the archipelago of La Maddalena, located along the north-eastern coast of Sardinia. Is connected to the main island (Mary Magdalene) from a bridge. Is rich in pine forests, sandy coves and clear waters. The seabed of sand extol the extraordinary colors of the sea. Although it has more than 40 km of coastline unlike La Maddalena has a panoramic road network provides easy access to the beaches. Known worldwide for hosting Giuseppe Garibaldi. Cala Coticcio è one of the most beautiful beaches of the archipelago of La Maddalena. Located on the southeast coast of the island of Caprera, is also known as the Tahiti, for its extraordinary beauty reminiscent of distant and exotic paradises. fine white sand and crystal clear waters of different shades of Turquoise, shallow waters rich in fish, particularly popular with snorkelers. Lonely and wild nature is set in a Cove surrounded by beautiful pink granite rocks, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation. the sweet smell of Juniper, cysts and mastic trees perfume the air all around is one of the most attractive beaches of Sardinia Cala Andreani: This beach is located along the southern coast of the island surrounded by a wild and untouched nature. Like all beaches on the island is characterized by fine white sand that is mirrored on crystal clear waters. The seabed is low and sandy and some pink granite rocks floating placid sea. Behind thick vegetation offers shelter from the summer heat and a little privacy. The Shipwreck Beach: is situated at the tip of the peninsula of Punta Rossa. Its name derives from the presence, on the shore of the remains, now half-buried, a skeleton of a coal ship aground after a fire on board. Small size is characterized by white sand which contrasts with a clear blue sea sandy bottom. Behind him is limited by a fragrant Mediterranean vegetation. Cala Brigantina: This beach is one of the most beautiful of the island. Hidden along the East Coast this is actually two creeks, a larger and a smaller one slightly detached on its left, characterized by candida clear and transparent waters sand of an extraordinary turquoise color Cala Caprese: Cala Caprese: consists actually from 3 coves located in a Cove along the North coast of the island. The beaches are separated by granite rocks covered with a fragrant Mediterranean vegetation. Fine, white sand and crystal clear waters. Accessible only by sea. @#PHOTO:7#@ Cala Garibaldi: è located along the western coast of the island. a golden expanse that is mirrored on waters and transparent. Giuseppe Garibaldi in the past used this Cove as private dock. Cala Napoletana: Cala Napoletana: located along the Northwestern coast of the island consists of two beautiful bays, white sand and very fine which is reflected in the crystal clear water changing colours. The seabed is low and Sandy. Accessible by sea. Cala Portese or beach of the two seas: è characterized by a very fine white sand and crystal clear sandy bottom. Is located in the southern part of the island. Cala Serena: It stretches along the western coast of the island. A Crescent of white sand bordered by a green and fragrant Mediterranean vegetation. The crystal clear waters of innumerable shades of blue has a shallow and Sandy while here and the outcrop rocks and shoals. Recently was voted by the Americans as the most romantic beach in the world. Photo: by Panoramio Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit these beaches? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

Cala Spinosa1 0 Cala Spinosa is a small and charming Beach located on the promontory of Capo Testa in Santa Teresa Gallura, along the north eastern coast of Sardinia Hidden inside a deep Cove is protected by high granite cliffs that plunge to the sea and millennial action Sander of the wind and the sea has shaped in original figures, offering, in the eyes of the visitor who contemplates for the first time, and not, breathtaking scenery An unspoilt corner enjoying the fascinating panorama of majestic white cliffs of Corsica and the town of Bonifacio The beach is characterized by sand is not too fine a clear and delicate golden color interspersed with granite rocks that outcrop sometimes from under the sand Is mirrored on the transparent waters of an amazing Emerald and turquoise (depending on the reflection of the Sun), almost always calm The seabed, rich in a varied flora and fauna, have picturesque scenery thanks to the presence of boulders that plunge below sea level This makes it one of the favorite destinations for lovers of diving and snorkeling No easy access makes it uncrowded, although over time are more and more connoisseurs of this nature 2 directions: 12 from the village of Santa Teresa Gallura follow the directions for Capo Testa and continue until the end of the road near the lighthouse Park your car and get off, very carefully, down a steep descent on the right 2 services: 13 on the beach there is no service 2 trivia: 12 Despite many controversies, on the cliff above the beach, you have opened a lounge bar, definitely appreciated by many tourists, but who stole some of that wild and lonely charm that has always characterized this beach 14 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just 15 information click here!! 16How to get there: From the village of Santa Teresa Gallura follow the directions for Capo Testa and continue until the end of the road near the lighthouse. Park your car and get off, very carefully, down a steep descent on the right Services: on the beach there is no service. Triviaà: Despite many controversies, on the cliff above the beach, you have opened a lounge bar, definitely appreciated by many tourists, but who stole some of that wild and lonely charm that has always characterized this beach. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

Lu LitarroniLu 0 Litarroni 1 is a beautiful beach located along the coast of the town of Olbia, between Naracu Nieddu and the promontory of Monte Russu a few kilometres from Santa Teresa Gallura along the Northern Sardinia Along about 800 mt is characterized by candida sand with very light shades of gray that is reflected on a very clear transparent turquoise waters that changes into different shades of blue as you move away from the shore The seabed is low and sandy While here and the surface beautiful red rocks that add an extra splash of color to an already colorful landscape For the beauty of its waters, rich and varied marine flora and fauna, is much appreciated by divers and snorkelers Splendid view of the nearby promontory of granite mountains Russu which rises majestically toward the eastern part of the beach Further afield you can admire the darker Granites of head Chief and in front of the white and majestic cliffs of nearby Corsica Beautiful dunes covered with vegetation surround the beach: Myrtle, lentisk, Rosemary, strawberry tree, perfume the air while beautiful juniper trees and eucalyptus offer some refreshment from the summer heat Pulling back even a pine forest 2 services: 13 parking, convenience store, rent beach umbrellas and sun beds, camping nearby When the wind blows Maestral is frequented by lovers of surfing and windsurfing 2 directions: 13 km from Santa Teresa Gallura head towards Sassari-Castelsardo-along the SP 90-for about 17 km Turn right (signposted entrance – at km 50) and continue for 400 metres Leave your car at the parking lot and walk along a path in the pine forest 2 trivia: 14 Lu Litarroni is part of the SCI (site of Community interest) Monti Russu precisely because of its extraordinary nature and landscape importance see precisely the vast dunes of white sand and the presence of plant species characteristic of this area 4 the Lu name Litarroni comes from "litarru," a variety of vegetation that grows in the hinterland and which, according to the dictionary, can be the PRIVET, the Interior or even the olive 4 the beach is traversed by the mouth of the Rio Litarroni 15 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just 16 information click here!! 17Services: parking, convenience store, rent beach umbrellas and sun beds, camping nearby. When the wind blows Maestral is frequented by lovers of surfing and windsurfing. How To Get There: from Santa Teresa Gallura head towards Sassari-Castelsardo-along the SP 90-for about 17 km. Turn right (signposted entrance – at km 50) and continue for 400 metres. Leave your car at the parking lot and walk along a path in the pine forest Triviaà: Lu Litarroni is part of the SCI (site of Community interest) Monti Russu precisely because of its extraordinary nature and landscape importance see precisely the vast dunes of white sand and the presence of plant species characteristic of this area. The Lu name Litarroni comes from "litarru," a variety of vegetation that grows in the hinterland and which, according to the dictionary, can be the PRIVET, the Interior or even the olive. The beach is traversed by the mouth of the Rio Litarroni Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

Cala Santa Maria è a beautiful beach which is located on the southern coast of the island, part of the archipelago of La Maddalena. A beautiful beach of soft white sand and transparent waters and very fine reflected on, still pristine and, due to their shallow and Sandy, gently sloping down to the deep, form a beautiful natural swimming pool. With its 200 meters long, is the largest of the entire archipelago. Set in an enchanting bay surrounded by Pink rocks is adorned with lush vegetation that perfumes the air with its aromas. Behind the Bay lies a tiny Lake of brackish water – the Swamp – frequented by numerous species of water birds like Woodcock, hens, mallards and more Services: bar and restaurant How to get there: È only accessible by sea via boats that provide this service along the archipelago of La Maddalena Triviaà: Not far from Cala Santa Maria lie the ruins of the Benedictine monastery built by the monks, the first settlers of the archipelago in the 13th century and today incorporated in the home of shepherd who lives and works in this island. Following a beautiful panorama trail you reach the Punta Filetto from where you can enjoy an extraordinary view on some small islands of the archipelago. The island of Santa Maria, part of the archipelago of La Maddalena. It is located north east of the island of Budelli and is separated from the island of Rabi (East) by a narrow Strait called "Passo degli Asinelli" deep about 50 cm. The island of Santa Maria differs from the other islands of the archipelago for the plain. Its coastline is very rugged and is the only homes that are concentrated in and around cala Santa Maria and along the coast overlooking La Maddalena Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The Beach MaimoniA Maimon Beach 1 0 (meaning "beach of the devil") stretches along the coast of the Sinai Peninsula in West Sardinia Located a short distance from the most known Is Arutas reports the characteristics Long, wide beach of white sand, enriched by the presence of beautiful rounded quartz pebbles and colourful pink and white predominate among them that give the touch of originality to this beach Behind the coast develops a characteristic Mediterranean shrubs The sea with its beautiful shades of blue and turquoise is crystal clear The bottom is gently sloping, Sandy, although during the storms, due to strong currents, being open sea, it becomes very dangerous even in riva During the windy days the beach is very popular with surfers The beach of solitary and wild nature and M enjoys a sweeping view to the horizon In the hinterland still resist the only sand dunes of the Sinai Peninsula, before were much more widespread, but were destroyed by sand pits 2 13 large parking Facilities, bar Never crowded, even in high season, due to the vastness of the beach and the difficulty of access; presence of Posidonia Not to be missed 2 How to get 13 from San Giovanni di Sinis take the SP 6 in the direction of C and turn onto a dirt road ahead for about 3 km Maimon is not well marked and the only indication is on a blue sign Access to this beach is not easy especially with the car, but totally worth it Once you pass the village Funtana Meica you continue along a coastal road, somewhat rough road, until Abbarossa Here leave the car and walk towards the oasis of Turre ' e Seu and continue towards the Spanish Tower, pass the Caogheddas Beach and the rocky headland and you can reach the beach of M 2 14 Curiosity Even this beach is part of the marine protected Area peninsula of Sinis È strictly prohibited and punished, take away the quartz grains 4 near the beach lies the village of San Salvatore and a small church built in the 17th century on the ruins of an ancient cult of water related hypogeum This quaint village is 70 years has been used as a set for Westerns 15 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just 16 information click here!! 17Services Ample parking, bar. Never crowded, even in high season, due to the vastness of the beach and the difficulty of access; presence of posidonia. Not to be missed. How to get there From San Giovanni di Sinis take the SP 6 in the direction of C and turn onto a dirt road ahead for about 3 km. Maimon is not well marked and the only indication is on a blue sign. Access to this beach is not easy especially with the car, but totally worth it. Once you pass the village Funtana Meica you continue along a coastal road, somewhat rough road, until Abbarossa. Here leave the car and walk towards the oasis of Turre ' e Seu and continue towards the Spanish Tower, pass the Caogheddas Beach and the rocky headland and you can reach the beach of M Triviaà This beach is part of the marine protected Area peninsula of Sinis. Is strictly prohibited and punished, take away the quartz grains Near the beach is the village of San Salvatore and a small church built in the 17th century on the ruins of an underground linked to ancient worship of water. This quaint village is 70 years has been used as a set for Westerns. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

For those seeking a destination for their summer vacation Santa Teresa Gallura offers a wide range of ingredients that will make your stay unforgettable. Charming seaside resort is located in the northern coast of Sardinia, a stretch of coast between nicest in the Gallura and the whole island. Overlooking the Straits of Bonifacio, a narrow Strait that separates the island from her twin, Corsica. Historical notes Formerly known as the Longosardo, today's Santa Teresa Gallura was already inhabited in prehistoric times. The first settlement dates back to the nuraghic period (4000 b.c.) of which still lie the remains in the archaeological site of Lu Brandali near the town, at Santa Reparata.During the Roman period there were two settlements Longonis. A fishing village, located on the left bank of the current port, and Tibula which was the terminus of the consular road. During this time he was an important port for trade. It was from here that departed the boatloads of granite (of capo Testa) which was used for the construction of monuments and villas of Roman nobles (was also used for the construction of some of the columns of the Pantheon) The importance of Longosardo grew during the 13th and 14th century until in 1420 the Genoese ordered the depopulation of the area that became a refuge of bandits and pirates for the next two centuries. To counter this problem during the 16th century the King of Spain Philip II ordered the construction of a military Tower (the Tower of Longosardo) but was the Commander Francesco Maria Magnon, at the beginning of 1800, who understood that to tackle the problem of smuggling had to repopulate the area. Then with the Royal Decree, on 12 August 1808 Victor Emmanuel I of Sardinia started the Foundation of the country. It was the King himself to draw the plan of the country and decide on the name in honor of the patron saint of Queen Maria Theresa of Austria-Este. Beaches and views The country offers beautiful beaches with white sand and transparent waters with shallow. Among the most popular beaches, the beach of Rena Bianca, or the town beach (blue flag since 1987) a splendid Crescent of white sand with pink shades on the shore which is reflected on the turquoise and crystal clear. And then there is the beautiful beaches of Capo Testa, La Marmorata, La Licciola and many more (read more about beaches Click here). And then great views on the coasts of Corsica with its white cliffs that plunge to the sea or the Islands and islets of the archipelago of La Maddalena @#PHOTO:2#@ A must do Don't miss the Cruise in the archipelago of La Maddalena on board the ships of the consortium of mouths. You will enjoy beautiful scenery and unspoilt stretches of water and enjoy a great lunch on Board (GLUTEN-FREE). Information and reservations at our office phone 0789 755660. Free visits and guided tours to the archaeological site "Lu Brandali" and the Tower of Longosardo. Cooltour Gallura-SP-90 (signs for Loc. CAPO Testa)-Cell 349 8347698 To visit in the country... If you wake up and the Sun hides, we advise you to go to the beach, often does not remain long without appearing. Alternatively you can enjoy a tour of the old town, where you can admire: the Church of St Victor (close to the main square) was built in the mid-1800s with silver altar furnishings; the small white Church of Santa Lucia, overlooking the fjord of the port; the Church of our Lady of Buoncammino (located in the locality of the same name at 1 km from the town) a small country church built in the 17th century, surrounded by parkland in the shadow of an ancient pine forest; The Aragonese Tower, symbol of the country, dominating the Rena Bianca Beach (for visiting see Cooltour); the nuraghic archaeological site de Lu Brandali, near Baia Santa Reparata (for visiting see Cooltour). ...and around You can visit the small town of Aggius, with its houses and streets of granite, Luogosanto with its many churches. For walkers @#PHOTO:5#@ In Santa Teresa Gallura there are many paths that unfold in the promontory of Capo Testa (site of Community importance I. C.), where you can enjoy a varied and interesting flora, the majestic and fascinating granite rocks that wind and sea have shaped in the most varied forms. One of these leads to the impressive and famous Valley of Cala Grande, also known as Valley of the Moon. Even the solitary Lighthouse stands as a guide of boats passing in the sea of the Strait of Bonifacio is an excellent walk which allows with a little effort you can better appreciate the wild Sardinia. In truth the headlights are two, a more recent and the other now decommissioned. The new lighthouse, built in 1845, is a white building formed by a tower positioned above a square two-story structure. Lazy people can spend an entire day of relaxation at the Spa at the Marina and your children visiting the brand new and super colorful playground located at via Berlinguer (next to the post office). Events and Festivals May 1-P.I.G. "Primomaggio in Gallura", gastronomic and musical festival. Two-day Festival with tastings of traditional dishes of Gallura, exhibition of local handicrafts and music. May-tonnages and Cussogghj: traveling show on various aspects and peasant society. June 24 feast of San Giovanni, with traditional fireworks in front of the Church of Santa Lucia. July first weekend feast of San Tommaso Porto Pozzo. Tasting of typical products and music. July-L'agliòla di Caresi, loc. Caresi. Re-enactment of threshing. Music and tasting of traditional food. August first weekend-Festa di li pastors in Porto Pozzo. Music and tasting of typical products. August 12-feast of the Foundation with which every year we remember the birth of the country. August 14-Party of tourists in San Pasquale. August/September-music on ports, international jazz music Festival. September 2nd Sunday-feast of Santa Reparata at Buoncammino. Triviaà Still today the inhabitants of Santa Teresa Gallura when referring to their country they call Lungoni and their defining Lungunesi. 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0 Baia di Ulisse, the legendary name of Porto Pozzo, is ideal for those looking for a cheap destination for their summer holidays, offering a great value Located on State Road (SS 133 bis) and Santa Teresa leads to Olbia, connects the two main tourist centers or nimbly Santa Teresa and Palau (with the nearby La Maddalena) This favourable location makes it a convenient starting point to explore one of the most beautiful parts of Sardinia: Gallura coast with its numerous and beautiful beaches and coves with crystal clear turquoise water surrounded by green Mediterranean vegetation This site is recommended for those who like to move to a different beach every day and for those on a budget Recommended to anyone on a watercraft from Moor as Porto Pozzo is a deep natural Bay protected from all winds Thanks to this natural conformation has a small Marina for pleasure craft that enables docking near the coast This location is also ideal for surfing and windsurfing because in a few minutes you will reach the famous surf beach: Porto Pollo and the isola dei Gabbiani 1 historical notes 18 beaches and views 19 Porto Pozzo, lying along the natural Bay, is a small grain sand beach of dark golden color Its waters are clear and transparent, shallow ideals for smaller and less experienced swimmers bathing and being protected from the winds, they are always calm and quiet It is not among the most representative of Sardinia, though with a few minutes by car you can reach beautiful white sandy beaches such as Licciola Beach and the beaches of Santa Teresa Gallura and surroundings Proceeding towards Palau the immense beach of Porto Liscia which connects to the famous surf beach Porto Pollo and the Isola dei Gabbiani 1 Absolutely Do Not miss the 20 4 5 La Maddalena archipelago cruise on board the ships of the consortium of mouths You will enjoy beautiful scenery and unspoilt stretches of water and enjoy a great lunch on Board (ALSO GLUTEN FREE) Information and reservations at our office phone 0789 755660 3 free visits and guided tours to the archaeological site 6 "Lu Brandali" 5 and the Tower of Longosardo Cooltour Gallura-SP-90 (signs for Loc CAPO Testa)-Cell 349 8347698 1 to visit in the country19 St. Thomas's parish church was built around 1930 along with many other rural churches in the area built by Pope Pius XI to christianize the inhabitants of Gallura Given its origin, its architecture is very simple Every year, the first week of July we celebrate the patron with the celebration of mass, the blessing of the flag, the tasting of typical products from Gallura and of course lots of music A few minutes from Porto Pozzo, San Pasquale, you can visit the parish church built around 1960 Built of granite has a large portico on the façade Inside you can admire a beautiful wooden baptistery dating back to the late 19th century From the tower you can enjoy a beautiful view over the Bay 1and around 19 the centrality of the location allows you to visit, a few minutes ' drive away, in several towns in the area In the evening, or when the Sun does have some quirks, there are many opportunities A walk to the lovely old town of Santa Teresa Gallura to discover its beauties (churches, aragonese Tower, archaeological site, awesome views) and do some shopping! Or you may want to go the other direction and visit Porto Raphael, Palau, La Maddalena or the famous Costa Smeralda 21 for walkers May 18 20 1-P events and FestivalsIG the "Primomaggio in Gallura", gastronomic and musical review Two-day Festival with tastings of traditional dishes of Gallura, exhibition of local handicrafts and music 3 may-Tonnages and Cussogghj: traveling show on various aspects and peasant society 3 May 14/15 in San Pasquale celebrations in honor of San Pasquale Baylon tripe and wine tasting and musical entertainment 3 June 24 feast of San Giovanni, with traditional fireworks in front of the Church of Santa Lucia 3 July first weekend feast of San Tommaso Porto Pozzo Tasting of typical products and music July 3-L'agliòla of Caresi, loc Caresi Re-enactment of threshing Music and tasting of traditional food 3 August first weekend-Festa di li pastors in Porto Pozzo Music and tasting of typical products August 3, 12-feast of the Foundation with which every year we remember the birth of the country August 3, 14-Party of tourists in San Pasquale with tasting of typical products and musical entertainment 3 August/September-music on ports, international jazz music Festival 3 September second Sunday-feast of Santa Reparata at Buoncammino 1 Curiosity 19 "Baia D'Ulisse" is the legendary name of the village of Porto Pozzo It is said that in this fjord was the imaginary encounter between Ulysses and the Laestrygonians, Giants ' imaginary people that Homer puts in a land that is identified with Sardinia Baia di Ulisse holidays 22!! 9 save time, tell us what you want, we think of everything! 23 Quote granted in ferry, fast, accurate, no commitment!! 24 for Info and quotes! 25Historical notes Beaches and views The beach of Porto Pozzo, lying along the natural Bay, is a small grain sand beach of dark golden color. Its waters are clear and transparent, shallow ideals for smaller and less experienced swimmers bathing and being protected from the winds, they are always calm and quiet. It is not among the most representative of Sardinia, though with a few minutes by car you can reach beautiful white sandy beaches such as Licciola Beach and the beaches of Santa Teresa Gallura and surroundings. Proceeding towards Palau the immense beach of Porto Liscia which connects to the famous surf beach Porto Pollo and the Isola dei Gabbiani. A must do Don't miss the Cruise in the archipelago of La Maddalena on board the ships of the consortium of mouths. You will enjoy beautiful scenery and unspoilt stretches of water and enjoy a great lunch on Board (GLUTEN-FREE). Information and reservations at our office phone 0789 755660. Free visits and guided tours to the archaeological site "Lu Brandali" and the Tower of Longosardo. Cooltour Gallura-SP-90 (signs for Loc. CAPO Testa)-Cell 349 8347698. To visit in the country... The parish church of Saint Thomas was built around 1930 along with many other rural churches in the area built by Pope Pius XI to christianize the inhabitants of the tonnages. Given its origin, its architecture is very simple. Every year, the first week of July we celebrate the patron with the celebration of mass, the blessing of the flag, the tasting of typical products from Gallura and of course a lot of music. A few minutes from Porto Pozzo, San Pasquale, you can visit the parish church built around 1960. Built of granite has a large porch on the front. Inside you can admire a beautiful wooden baptistery dating back to the late 19th century. From the tower you can enjoy a beautiful view over the Bay. ...and around The central location allows you to visit, a few minutes ' drive away, in several towns in the area. In the evening, or when the Sun does have some quirks, there are many opportunities to be seized. A walk to the lovely old town of Santa Teresa Gallura to discover its beauties (churches, aragonese Tower, archaeological site, awesome views) and do some shopping! Or you may want to go the other direction and visit Porto Raphael, Palau, La Maddalena or the famous Costa Smeralda. @#PHOTO:2#@ For walkers Events and Festivals May 1-P.I.G. "Primomaggio in Gallura", gastronomic and musical festival. Two-day Festival with tastings of traditional dishes of Gallura, exhibition of local handicrafts and music. May-tonnages and Cussogghj: traveling show on various aspects and peasant society. March 14/15 in San Pasquale celebrations in honor of San Pasquale Baylon tripe and wine tasting and musical entertainment. June 24 feast of San Giovanni, with traditional fireworks in front of the Church of Santa Lucia. July first weekend feast of San Tommaso Porto Pozzo. Tasting of typical products and music. July-L'agliòla di Caresi, loc. Caresi. Re-enactment of threshing. Music and tasting of traditional food. August first weekend-Festa di li pastors in Porto Pozzo. Music and tasting of typical products. August 12-feast of the Foundation with which every year we remember the birth of the country. August 14-Party of tourists in San Pasquale with tasting of typical products and musical entertainment. August/September-music on ports, international jazz music Festival. September 2nd Sunday-feast of Santa Reparata at Buoncammino. Triviaà "Baia D'Ulisse" is the legendary name of the village of Porto Pozzo. It is said that in this fjord was the imaginary encounter between Ulysses and the Laestrygonians, Giants ' imaginary people that Homer puts in a land that is identified with Sardinia. Baia di Ulisse holidays!!Save time, tell us what you want, we think of everything!Quote granted in ferry, fast, accurate, no commitment!!For Info and quotes!

The fabulous beach of Port Rush0 The fabulous beach of Porto Giunco 1 2 is one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia It is located in the municipality of Villasimius, along the southeastern coast of the island Large and extended fine white sand beach almost impalpable, with delicate shades of pink, particularly evident along the shoreline The sea, breathtaking turquoise, is incredibly clear and transparent and the seabed, Sandy, remains low for a long way from shore, so it is especially suitable for the game and for bathing of children and inexperienced swimmers The seabed, rich of cute little fish, are particularly appreciated by divers and snorkelers, while the ungo shore invites to leisurely and relaxing walks This wonderful beach is adorned with beautiful white sand dunes from which comes a fragrant Mediterranean vegetation, especially trees and junipers In short, a real tropical paradise made in Italy! The Porto Giunco beach stretches along a small Cove sheltered by a headland on top of which stands a 16th century Spanish Tower- the Tower port rush From here you can enjoy spectacular views of the sea and the surrounding landscape South of the beach of bulrush, right under the aragonese Tower, is a beautiful Bay protected from the wind known as Porto Giunco Cove nestled between the Green and the scents of the Maquis 3 services: 14 eateries, possibility to rent parasols and sun beds, toilets, boat rental, beach footbridges for the disabled, rescue service Highly popular but never super crowded Also much appreciated by foreigners 3 How to reach Villasimius 14 take the highway direction South After about 3 km (just past the spiaggia del Riso) meets a large boulder that says "Notteri” At this point turn left and continue for about 1 km along a dirt road paved first and then to the pine forest that borders the beach Here you leave the car and we get ready for a great day at the beach!! Pink shades Beach 15 3 Curiosity are the result of erosion of Granites in the area 5 on this beach were shot numerous advertising services 5 Reed's beach is also known as Porto Giunco, Notteri (as the name of the pond that develops behind the subject) or beach of the two seas The latter name is due to the peculiarity of being a long spit of sand that separates the sea from the salt pond Notteri, 5 the Tower port rush: it was built in 1578 by using the local granite, on the eastern side of the promontory of capo Carbonara Is part of the coastal defensive towers built by the Spanish more than 100 between the 16th and 17th century along the coastline of the island easily accessible from the beach with a pleasant walk 5 the pond Notteri is the natural habitat of the charming pink flamingos, as full of small crustaceans (which thrive due to the high salinity of its waters) of which the Flamingo feeds 16 will you come on holiday in Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quotation or simply for information 17 click here!! 18Services: eateries, possibility to rent parasols and sun beds, toilets, boat rental, beach footbridges for the disabled, rescue service. Highly popular but never super crowded. Also much appreciated by foreigners. How to get there From Villasimius, take the Highway heading south. After about 3 km (just past the spiaggia del Riso) meets a large boulder that says "Notteri". At this point turn left and continue for about 1 km along a dirt road paved first and then to the pine forest that borders the beach. Here you leave the car and we get ready for a great day at the beach!! Triviaà the pink hues of the beach are the result of erosion of Granites in the area. On this beach were shot numerous advertising services Reed's beach is also known as Porto Giunco, Notteri (as the name of the pond that develops behind the subject) or beach of the two seas. The latter name is due to the peculiarity of being a long spit of sand that separates the sea from the salt pond Notteri, The Tower port rush: was built in 1578 by using the local granite, on the eastern side of the promontory of capo Carbonara. Is part of the coastal defensive towers built by the Spanish more than 100 between the 16th and 17th century along the coastline of the island easily accessible from the beach with a pleasant walk. The pond Notteri is the natural habitat of the charming pink flamingos, as full of small crustaceans (which thrive due to the high salinity of its waters) of which the Flamingo feeds. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The extraordinary Cala Liscia Ruja1 Cala Liscia Ruja 2 0 the extraordinary is situated along the north eastern coast of Sardinia, which is along that stretch of coast, which is probably the best known of Sardinia: Costa Smeralda Surrounded by green Mediterranean vegetation, is inserted into the wider Cala di Volpe Bay opposite the islets of Mortorio and Soffi, closed rooms and, in the distance, Capriccioli beaches This is a beautiful beach of fine sand and amber, which stretches for about 500 meters, Crescent-shaped, with subtle shades of pink along the shore The emerald green sea, blue has extraordinary nuances that characterize the waters, clear and transparent, the whole area The sandy seabed gets deeper as soon as you move away from the shore This beach is adorned with a thick and fragrant Mediterranean vegetation that surrounds the back Cistus shrubs, Arbutus and Myrtle scatter characteristic aroma in the air while ginepri is stretching on the beach almost to touch the water White wild lilies and flowering plants add an extra splash of color to an already perfect! The surrounding landscape is very impressive, especially in low season, when not yet been stormed by medium and large vessels that prevent the view space, freely, to the horizon The beach of Liscia Ruja is also known as the Long Beach 1 2 because it is the biggest beach of the Costa Smeralda In fact it must be said that, this beach has a succession of coves and bays, separated by granite rocks and bushes of Mediterranean A promontory separating the Liscia Ruja Beach from small 1 clove 2 Sandy Cala Petra Ruja, bordered by red rocks, as its name suggests (Petra Ruja means red stone), which stretch up to dive gently into these wonderful waters This Cove contains the natural characteristics of the larger beach and being completely free from lidos, saves a little more savage in the area 3 directions: 14 Cala Liscia Ruja, can be reached from SP 94 at the crossroads to Cala di Volpe, turn right and immediately right again Later, past the intersection of Portisco, turn right and walk for about 1500 meters, a dirt road (sometimes a little rough road so not recommended for those with a low car) In summer the traffic on this stretch of road is controlled by a cross rail 3 services: 15 ample parking, catering facilities, beach equipped with umbrellas and deck chairs rental Pedal boat, inflatable boats and jet skis Very crowded in high season is ideal for families with children, young people, divers and snorkelers 3 trivia: 16 on the beach of Liscia Ruja, every August, there is a large and busy party 5 this beach is also frequented by VIPs so it can happen to have as neighbors of towel, more or less famous characters with paparazzi in tow 17 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quotation or simply for information 18 click here!! 19Long Beach Why is the biggest beach of the Costa Smeralda. In fact it must be said that, this beach has a succession of coves and bays, separated by granite rocks and bushes of Mediterranean. A promontory separating the Liscia Ruja Beach from the small Cala Petra Ruja, a twist of sand bordered by red rocks, as its name suggests (Petra Ruja means red stone), which stretch up to dive gently into these waters. This Cove contains the natural characteristics of the larger beach and being completely free from lidos, saves a little more savage in the area How to get there: The beach of Cala Liscia Ruja, can be reached from S.P. 94. at the crossroads to Cala di Volpe, turn right and immediately right again. Later, past the intersection of Portisco, turn right and walk for about 1500 meters, a dirt road (sometimes a little rough road so not recommended for those with a low car). In summer the traffic on this stretch of road is controlled by a cross rail. Services: ample parking, catering facilities, beach equipped with deck chairs and sunshades. Pedal boat, inflatable boats and jet skis. Very crowded in high season is ideal for families with children, young people, divers and snorkelers Triviaà: on the beach of Liscia Ruja, every August, there is a large and busy party. This beach is also frequented by VIPs so it can happen to have as neighbors of towel, more or less famous characters with paparazzi in tow. Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

The beach of Lu Impostu2 0 1 Lu Impostu beach is a beautiful white sandy beach, soft and fine, which stretched for more than a kilometer along the East coast of Sardinia, in the municipality of San Teodoro Charming Beach reminiscent of distant tropical landscapes, sea, propped here and there by small rocky outcrops, offers a spectacular play of colours and shades that pass by the different shades of blue to Emerald Green; the crystal clear waters of an extraordinary transparency, they clearly see the shallow and Sandy, gently sloping down to the deep, especially suitable for the game and for bathing of children and inexperienced swimmers, but also ideal for those who love to take long and regenerating walks on water From the beach, looking north, you can see the unmistakable silhouette of Tavolara island that dominates imposingly in front of the coast The charm of this beach is due also to its surroundings, charming and unspoiled, which surrounds Behind the beach of great natural, beautiful dunes overgrown with Juniper, wild lilies and Thistles; a pond connected to the sea in the southern part of the beach This rear range is enhanced by marsh vegetation and a varied Mediterranean vegetation which disperses its aromas into the air, and by beautiful Mimosas with their touch of color, complete this masterpiece of nature 3 directions: 14 from Olbia: take the SS 125 towards Siniscola. arrived at the village of Lu Fraili, turn right at the junction for Puntàldia-Lu Impostu and continue for about 2 km Arrived at the large parking area walk for a drink and cross a small pond look behind 3 services: 15 handicap access, hotels, large car park suitable for campervans, camping, bar, refreshment bars and local restaurants, and typically rent umbrellas, pedalos and boats, scuba diving Best for: people with disabilities, seniors, families with children, youth, sub, who loves snorkeling Very busy in high season Curiosity 3:16 Lu Impostu beach stretches in the beautiful Bay of Brandinchi enclosed South by Punta Aldia and North of Cape Capicciolu a small wooded promontory which separates it from the more famous Cala Brandinchi (little tahiti) with which it shares the characteristics of waters, beaches, and vegetation of the dunes range 5 Lu Impostu beach is also known as porto Brandinchi In this place, until 1800, illicit trade with the hinterland were His name gallurese remembers this peculiarity, means "place of embarkation” 5 all this area enjoys protection because it is part of the marine protected Area of Tavolara – Punta Coda Cavallo The pond is the second in the area (order of magnitude) after that of San Teodoro 17 do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quotation or simply for information 18 click here!! 19How to get there: From Olbia: take the SS 125 towards Siniscola. arrived at the village of Lu Fraili, turn right at the junction for Puntàldia-Lu Impostu and continue for about 2 km. Arrived at the large parking area walk for a drink and cross a small pond look behind Services: disabled access, hotel, large car park suitable for campervans, camping, bar, refreshment bars and local restaurants, and typically rent umbrellas, deck chairs, pedal boats and watercraft, diving. Best for: people with disabilities, seniors, families with children, youth, sub, those who love snorkeling. Very busy in high season. Triviaà: Lu Impostu beach stretches in the beautiful Bay of Brandinchi enclosed South by Punta Aldia and North of Cape Capicciolu a small wooded promontory which separates it from the more famous Cala Brandinchi (little tahiti) with which it shares the characteristics of waters, beaches, and vegetation of the dunes range Lu Impostu beach is also known as porto Brandinchi. In this place, until 1800, there were illicit trade with the hinterland. His name gallurese remembers this peculiarity, means "place of embarkation”. The whole area enjoys protection because it is part of the marine protected Area of Tavolara – Punta Coda Cavallo. The pond is the second in the area (order of magnitude) after that of San Teodoro Do you want to come on holiday to Sardinia and visit this beach?? For a free quote or just for informationClick Here!!

Dear Guest, After helping over recent years, many families who arrived in Sardinia, have undergone bitter surprise not to see expectations about the holiday booked, we decided to write a short guide that suggests how, observing a few simple precautions, reduce the risk of going against nasty surprises. Things must do: Always make sure to know the identity of the people with whom you speak, private or agency name with its contact person. As for bookings made directly to individuals, to protect itself in this regard, it is difficult. The best thing is to rely on individuals known of proven honesty and professionalism maybe presented by friends or acquaintances. Check that there is a strong presence on the web. The internet site, whether it is with an agency, is essential but also a private, if work correctly, it must have a small web page with all references to proposing. If the other person doesn't exist on the internet it is better not to trust. Verifies that the site on which you are making the reservation is a secure site. Verify it is easy, you just have to see if prior site URL it says https. (Example HTTPS://www.sitosicuro.it are up in secure site instead if thereè http9 Dear customer, After helping over recent years, many families who arrived in Sardinia, have undergone bitter surprise not to see expectations about the holiday booked, we decided to write a short guide that suggests how, observing a few simple precautions, reduce the risk of going against nasty surprises10 Things must do: 11 always make sure to know the identity of the people with whom you speak, private or agency name with its contact person As for bookings made directly to individuals, to protect itself in this regard, it is difficult The best thing is to rely on individuals known of proven honesty and professionalism maybe presented by friends or acquaintances Check that there is a strong presence on the web The internet site, whether it is with an agency, is essential but also a private, if work correctly, it must have a small web page with all references to what has If the other person doesn't exist on the internet it is better not to trust Verifies that the site on which you are making the reservation is a secure site Verify it is easy, just see if before it says https site URL (Example 6 7 https://wwwsitosicuroen are you up in secure site instead if there is 6 7 http://wwwsitoNONsicuroit the site you're browsing is not safe, your data is at risk Get more references as possible about the House booked Be wary of proposals with a very low price or with spectacular photographs, a good product always has its fair price, nobody gives you anything Check at the time of signature of the contract, if there are any charges payable separately (as housekeeping, utilities, parking, linen) so as to keep in mind the total expenditure that support Beware of anyone who asks you to pay a deposit low compared to the total agreed holiday It is right that you are guaranteed and that takes all the precautions possible, but also who promises you the House must be, if the landlord does not require the right safeguards might be a scammer who is content with a little at a time, repeating the same scam many times Pay much attention to reservations made by individuals Often get send the copy of the identity card may not be enough An identity card is very easy to falsify any photo retouching program and build a fake profile and a false social security number just got easier Beware of anyone who does not have a fixed phone number or only has unverifiable and non-trackable phone numbers Booking through an agency or an estate check the website of all corporate data Company sites is mandatory to indicate them (registration with the Chamber of Commerce, licensing, legal, social capital, fixed addresses and telephone numbers of all locations) Be wary of sellers who never answer the phone, do not have a landline phone number or justify their poor telephone availability Before you make a deposit of any amount, get a contract with all conditions agreed costs and any related charges Serious and organized individuals also have a contract The contract must contain all the data of the owner/seller that must match the names that you have exchanged during the contact phase Before making a bank transfer please make sure that the header corresponds to the site or to the person you know by booking Be wary if the Iban or account of the owner are abroad (it is very simple to verify, just check the first two letters to Italy I'm IT) Attention even when asked to make payment through money, prepaid card, postepay or money transfer agencies (such as Western Union or Money Gram) The Bank and the credit card (used) are by far the most secure and trackable payments After sending the deposit get a signed contract or a voucher with all the particulars of the booking made and directions to find the home Keep all e-mail correspondence, messages and payment receipts bringing all documentation below 4 WE SUMMARIZE: NEVER DO Not Send 12 advances on postepay or otherwise never use untraceable payment methods 8 never send payments without having received a copy of the contract with the summary of all agreements 8 never trust if you offer a solution clearly lower than what the market offers, in the real world nobody gives anything 8 If you have any doubts, if there are some of our suggestions that don't match with what's happening, don't get reassure who offers the holiday, scammers are very convincing and very good at providing excellent alibi If you don't trust instinct to change supplier, book reassure at all costs Trust is good but don't trust è safer 9 the need to prepare this short guide of common sense was born in the summer of 2016, during a friendly chat with a member of the Carabinieri station On that occasion it was explained how he had concocted the scam that created the largest number of "victims" during the summer in progress Customers believed to have booked by a private person that excuses more various justified low price exacted for lease Received, if required, a scan of an identity card, and in some cases even a contract, sent the downpayment as recharging PostePay and upon arrival in Sardinia in the predetermined place not show up no individual appointment Made the complaint in the barracks, later the checks the police appuravano: that the identity card was false, was registered to the PostePay an illegal immigrant and cellphone used for contacts was now canceled and headed to foreign person untraceable Practice sadly storedWE SUMMARIZE: NEVER DO Do not send advances on postepay or otherwise never use untraceable payment methods. Never send payments without having received a copy of the contract with the summary of all agreements. Never trust if you offer a solution clearly lower than what the market offers, in the real world nobody gives anything. If you have any doubts, if there are some of our suggestions that don't match with what's happening, don't get reassure who offers the holiday, scammers are very convincing and very good at providing excellent alibi. If you don't trust instinct to change supplier, book reassure at all costs. Trust is good but don't trust ... it's safer. 9 Dear customer, After helping over recent years, many families who arrived in Sardinia, have undergone bitter surprise not to see expectations about the holiday booked, we decided to write a short guide that suggests how, observing a few simple precautions, reduce the risk of going against nasty surprises10 Things must do: 11 always make sure to know the identity of the people with whom you speak, private or agency name with its contact person As for bookings made directly to individuals, to protect itself in this regard, it is difficult The best thing is to rely on individuals known of proven honesty and professionalism maybe presented by friends or acquaintances Check that there is a strong presence on the web The internet site, whether it is with an agency, is essential but also a private, if work correctly, it must have a small web page with all references to what has If the other person doesn't exist on the internet it is better not to trust Verifies that the site on which you are making the reservation is a secure site Verify it is easy, just see if before it says https site URL (Example https://www.sitosicuro.it are you up in secure site instead if there is http://www.sitoNONsicuro.it the site you're browsing is not safe, your data is at risk Get more references as possible about the House booked Be wary of proposals with a very low price or with spectacular photographs, a good product always has its fair price, nobody gives you anything Check at the time of signature of the contract, if there are any charges payable separately (as housekeeping, utilities, parking, linen) so as to keep in mind the total expenditure that support Beware of anyone who asks you to pay a deposit low compared to the total agreed holiday It is right that you are guaranteed and that takes all the precautions possible, but also who promises you the House must be, if the landlord does not require the right safeguards might be a scammer who is content with a little at a time, repeating the same scam many times Pay much attention to reservations made by individuals Often get send the copy of the identity card may not be enough An identity card is very easy to falsify any photo retouching program and build a fake profile and a false social security number just got easier Beware of anyone who does not have a fixed phone number or only has unverifiable and non-trackable phone numbers Booking through an agency or an estate check the website of all corporate data Company sites is mandatory to indicate them (registration with the Chamber of Commerce, licensing, legal, social capital, fixed addresses and telephone numbers of all locations) Be wary of sellers who never answer the phone, do not have a landline phone number or justify their poor telephone availability Before you make a deposit of any amount, get a contract with all conditions agreed costs and any related charges Serious and organized individuals also have a contract The contract must contain all the data of the owner/seller that must match the names that you have exchanged during the contact phase Before making a bank transfer please make sure that the header corresponds to the site or to the person you know by booking Be wary if the Iban or account of the owner are abroad (it is very simple to verify, just check the first two letters to Italy I'm IT) Attention even when asked to make payment through money, prepaid card, postepay or money transfer agencies (such as Western Union or Money Gram) The Bank and the credit card (used) are by far the most secure and trackable payments After sending the deposit get a signed contract or a voucher with all the particulars of the booking made and directions to find the home Keep all e-mail correspondence, messages and payment receipts bringing all documentation below 4 WE SUMMARIZE: NEVER DO Not Send 12 advances on postepay or otherwise never use untraceable payment methods 8 never send payments without having received a copy of the contract with the summary of all agreements 8 never trust if you offer a solution clearly lower than what the market offers, in the real world nobody gives anything 8 If you have any doubts, if there are some of our suggestions that don't match with what's happening, don't get reassure who offers the holiday, scammers are very convincing and very good at providing excellent alibi If you don't trust instinct to change supplier, book reassure at all costs Trust is good but don't trust è safer 9 the need to prepare this short guide of common sense was born in the summer of 2016, during a friendly chat with a member of the Carabinieri station On that occasion it was explained how he had concocted the scam that created the largest number of "victims" during the summer in progress Customers believed to have booked by a private person that excuses more various justified low price exacted for lease Received, if required, a scan of an identity card, and in some cases even a contract, sent the downpayment as recharging PostePay and upon arrival in Sardinia in the predetermined place not show up no individual appointment Made the complaint in the barracks, later the checks the police appuravano: that the identity card was false, was registered to the PostePay an illegal immigrant and cellphone used for contacts was now canceled and headed to foreign person untraceable Practice sadly stored