What to do in Palau Sardinia. Port

One of the most popular coastal resorts for tourists in North Sardinia is undoubtedly Palau, which represents the gateway to the enchanting La Maddalena Archipelago. But there is much more: Palau's is an area that can offer numerous natural attractions such as golden beaches surrounded by granite rocks, as well as cultural itineraries and outdoor sports activities that can be enjoyed even on holiday.

But first of all, how to get to Palau, Sardinia? Its strategic location makes it easily accessible from the two main airports in northern Sardinia: Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport about 45 km away and Alghero Fertilia Airport 150 km away. Likewise, the closest ports are those of Olbia and Golfo Aranci, served by the main shipping companies.

If you really don't know where to start, you are in the right place. In this article, we will give you all the best advice on what to do in Palau (Sardinia) and its surroundings.

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Best markets in Sardinia. Costa Smeralda

What to do in Sardinia in holiday

Sardinia, thanks to its millennial history and ancient traditions transmitted from generation to generation, offers its tourists fascinating cultural experiences of all kinds. In fact, it is not only the breathtaking beaches, but also the evening markets that contribute to creating a magical and engaging atmosphere during your holiday in Sardinia.

Summer markets are a concentration of local handicrafts and authentic flavours that usually take place in the squares and main streets of the island's most important tourist resorts. They liven up the evenings of thousands of visitors and offer an excuse to go for a stroll under the stars and, why not, buy some Sardinia souvenirs and gift your dearest a piece of this wonderful region.

So, where can you find the best markets in Sardinia closest to your villa rental? Continue reading this article to discover all our tips.

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Isola Rossa in Sardinia: our guide. Sea

Isola Rossa (Red Island) is a delightful coastal resort in North Sardinia, which owes its name to the characteristic purple-red granite cliffs that surround it, making it a perfect holiday destination to enjoy some relaxation away from the crowds and hustle and bustle. It lies halfway between two other enchanting villages: Costa Paradiso and Castelsardo and is officially part of the municipality of Trinità d'Agultu e Vignola.

Still unknown to many people, the Isola Rossa in Sardinia has plenty of beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters, as well as a wide choice of activities to entertain the whole family.

If we have got you curious, read on: we will take you to discover the Isola Rossa and its secrets to create beautiful memories during your holiday in Sardinia.

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Costa Rei: things to do on holiday. Sardinia

It is located right in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea and is an extremely unknown area for mass tourism, making it an exclusive and reserved holiday destination. We are talking about the Sardinia south east coast and specifically the Sarrabus region, between the coastal towns of Villasimius and Muravera. It is here that the seaside village of Costa Rei is located, with its paradisiacal, unspoilt beaches, making it the perfect destination for your holiday in Sardinia, whether with family or friends.

But where is Costa Rei and how to reach it? Despite being surrounded by an almost untouched natural environment, actually getting here is very easy: the city of Cagliari, with its port and airport, is only an hour and a bit more by car.

If you are wondering about the Costa Rei things to do and what to see, among beaches, sea and local culture, keep reading this article!

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The village of San Pantaleo in Sardinia. Olbia

Imagine a set of harmoniously shaped granite rocks, art galleries, colourful houses and a typical Italian piazzetta bustling with visitors from all over the world. This is the scenery that characterises the picturesque village of San Pantaleo, Sardinia, in the heart of Gallura and a few kilometres away from the city of Olbia.

Rapidly growing in recent years thanks to the advent of luxury tourism, also thanks to its proximity to the Costa Smeralda and its idyllic beaches, San Pantaleo has nevertheless not lost its rustic and traditional nature and is undoubtedly one of the destinations not to be missed during a holiday in Sardinia.

Then keep reading because in this article we are going to reveal which are the main natural and artistic attractions in San Pantaleo, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

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How to get to La Maddalena. Visit

Sardinia: what to do in La Maddalena

Sardinia is a land of unique charm and this makes it one of the main destinations of Italian tourism, also thanks to its natural and cultural attractions, able to satisfy anyone looking for a quiet stay on the beach or an outdoor adventure.

The island offers a range of enchanting and beautiful landscapes that differ in shape and colour despite being part of the same land. In fact, the island itself includes archipelagos of smaller islands that are definitely worth exploring during your sea holiday.

The La Maddalena Archipelago, which includes the island of the same name, is the largest in Sardinia and is located in the north-eastern area of the region, a few kilometres away from Olbia and the Costa Smeralda. The Archipelago is a National Park, thus a strictly protected area that aims to safeguard the local flora and fauna and does not allow anthropic interventions.

But what are the beaches that make La Maddalena so special? Read on to discover how to reach them!

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Grande Pevero beach in Costa Smeralda

Sardinia, an island of unique charm, home to high-calibre seaside resorts and breathtaking landscapes, is the favourite destination of thousands of people who want a balance between fun and tranquillity. Areas such as the Costa Smeralda are able to host thousands of tourists every year in its exclusive locations such as Pantogia, Porto Cervo, Golfo Pevero and Cala di Volpe.

In the northeast of Sardinia, just south of Porto Cervo, there is a bay of immeasurable charm belonging to the municipality of Arzachena, the Gulf of Pevero. One of the most renowned bays on the Costa Smeralda, crossed by the La Pedralonga river and overlooking the enchanting panorama of the Li Nibani islands. For this reason, the area is highly sought after by nautical tourism and is frequented by sailors and boaters, thanks to its easy anchorage and the conformation of the seabed.

This conformation has favoured the creation of many small reserved coves but above all of two enchanting beaches, namely the Grande and Piccolo Pevero. Read on to discover the secrets behind these two one-of-a-kind attractions.

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Porto Cervo villa rental. Port

Luxury, glamour and design, but also sky-blue sea and nature that embraces rounded shapes and architecture, truly inspired by the mistral winds. This is all that comes to mind when we think of Porto Cervo, the very heart of the Costa Smeralda. We are not overstating the case when we say that we are talking about the most famous tourist destination in Sardinia and probably also the most desired.

But what is its true story? What are the most exclusive attractions, beaches and Porto Cervo villa rentals? Read on below to find out!

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Costa Paradiso, 5 holiday tips. Li Cossi

The perfect holiday in Costa Paradiso: villa rental and relaxation

There is a small stretch of coastline in north Sardinia where nature has decided to express itself in a strong and decisive way, creating imposing hills of granite rocks that dive into transparent waters and providing unique sunsets every day. We are talking about Costa Paradiso, one of the most attractive places to go on holiday in Italy, well worthy of its name, a real paradise.

If you think this is the average seaside resort, you are wrong. Here, nature is a faithful companion, while privacy and intimacy are close neighbours. That is why, if you are looking for peace and quiet, you should choose Costa Paradiso as the destination for your next holiday in Sardinia.

In this article we give you five tips to guide you in choosing the holiday house with pool in Costa Paradiso that best meets your needs.

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Villas in Costa Smeralda for rent. Porto Cervo

With a history that goes on for more than sixty years, the Costa Smeralda keeps fascinating thousands of tourists from all over the world who choose the northeast of the island to live the dream. Irregularly shaped architecture, pastel-coloured beaches and the scent of flowering junipers: these are the ingredients that have made this part of the Sardinian coast the ideal place to spend a holiday or even to invest in luxury real estate.

In this article, we share with you all the secrets of the Costa Smeralda, from its foundation to the main attractions, including the best villas where you can stay and experience a real fairytale.

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