Blog - Discover Sardinia

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.

  Beaches of Grande and Piccolo Pevero in Costa Smeralda : Read More

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!

  Porto Cervo villa rental : Read More

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.

  5 Tips for your Villa for Rent in Costa Paradiso : Read More

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.

  Villas in Costa Smeralda for rent : Read More

Sardinia is an island as mysterious as plenty of natural and archaeological attractions that deserve to be explored with proper attention. Whether by car or motorhome, you will only need four wheels to appreciate such beauty and arrange each pit stop according to your preferences. 

In this article we will share with you some tips in order to plan your day-by-day Sardinia road trip, driving along the most enchanting and breathtaking stretches of this timeless island. Buckle up, let's set off on a road trip to discover the most beautiful island in the Mediterranean!

  Sardinia road trip: our tips : Read More

Located between Olbia city and the small village of San Teodoro, there is a small promontory of absolute charm for many tourists who come to Sardinia every year seeking the most unspoilt nature. It is Capo Coda Cavallo, an area that has remained almost untouched and protected from any human intervention, especially since its inclusion in the Tavolara Marine Protected Area in 1997. Easily reachable from Olbia Airport, as well as from the Port of Golfo Aranci, Capo Coda Cavallo is a strip of land that officially belongs to the municipality of San Teodoro.

We are not exaggerating when we say that we are on one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline not only of eastern Sardinia, but of the entire Tyrrhenian Sea. Numerous beaches of soft white sand and water so crystal-clear that it almost looks like a postcard. Not only that, it is by looking up that you have the privilege of a beautiful view of the mysterious Molara island and a little further on, the majestic Tavolara island.

In this article, we will give you some tips and tricks on the places you absolutely cannot miss, as well as some suggestions on the best accommodation to explore this magical corner of Sardinia, Capo Coda Cavallo.

  Capo Coda Cavallo, Sardinia's white sand : Read More

1. Money saving
   
   The price is undoubtedly one of the main factors when planning a stay, especially if you are travelling with your family. Renting a villa can indeed be a way to save money, considering that very often the price per night is cheaper than in many hotels.
   Not to mention the extra costs involved, such as meals. Choosing your daily meal by yourself, according to your preferences, can not only be cost-saving but also a fun activity to do with everybody. Alternatively, you can choose to rely on the culinary know-how of a private chef who is at your complete disposal to satisfy any request. Contact us to find out more.
   Larger groups of travellers will also benefit financially, as the total cost is divided among many people.
   
   
2. It’s more family friendly
   
   Travelling with the family is often a real challenge. Of course there are many needs, but a Sardinia holiday villa will make it easier and more enjoyable for young and old alike. First of all, because you can enjoy more space (just imagine all that a newborn needs) and thus be more comfortable. At the same time, while your older children play in their bedrooms, you can relax in the open air in a wonderful veranda overlooking the sea.
   A further advantage is the total autonomy, not only because, as we have already seen, you have absolute flexibility in choosing what to eat, but also because you do not need to respect the hotel's fixed times. You will thus keep the same rhythm and good habits of your children even on holiday!
   
   
3. It's more relaxing
   
   We know how much Sardinia has to offer: stunning beaches with white sand and crystal-clear water, natural parks and a rich local culture. That is the reason why it is ideal to plan a long enough stay and be able to visit the most famous places but in absolute relaxation! No schedules or timetables to keep, in a holiday villa your only concern will be to follow your own rhythm. Generally speaking, you will be able to settle in and feel much more comfortable than in a tiny hotel room!
   
   
4. More privacy
   
   In recent years, tourist needs have changed considerably. There is an increasing tendency to look for private and exclusive environments where guests can spend a pleasant holiday in the company of their loved ones. Of course, getting room service can be a comfort but what could be better than having a space to yourself without being disturbed by possible noisy neighbours? If you are looking for a bit of privacy and tranquillity, a villa by the sea will ensure this!
   
   
5. Home comfort
   
   You don't have to give up all the home comforts when you go on holiday! For this reason, the alternative to a hotel room is renting a villa, where you can find all the essential amenities such as a fully equipped kitchen, a washing machine, an outdoor area where you can sunbathe and breathe in the Sardinian sea breeze and much more.
   Provided with internet connection, as well as desks and chairs, holiday homes can, for example, also be used to work remotely while exploring the beauty of the area. No need to wait for your next holidays!

  Why renting a Holiday House in Sardinia can be cheaper : Read More

There is a small village in the most northern extremity of Sardinia that looks straight towards Corsica and sticks out towards the La Maddalena Archipelago: it is Santa Teresa di Gallura. This touristic spot is an authentic representation of the atmosphere of the most typical Sardinia, far from the glamour of the Costa Smeralda. Therefore, if you are looking for relaxation, contact with nature, a cultural and archaeological digest for your next holiday in Sardinia, we suggest you take into consideration this area that is as fascinating as it is mysterious. 

The turquoise of the sea, the white of the fine, soft sand, the green of the myrtle and olive trees and the impressiveness of the wind-smoothed granite rocks. There is no need to search for exotic and remote destinations, this jewel of the Mediterranean sea will enchant you with its wonderful beaches, nuragic sites and most hidden natural areas. If you are wondering about the perfect travel itinerary that will suit all tastes, keep reading below.

  Santa Teresa di Gallura: things to do and see in the village : Read More

One of the most well-known cities in Sardinia is undoubtedly Olbia, home to the Costa Smeralda Airport and one of Italy's principal ports. Already rich in terms of history, traditions and tourist attractions, the city has undergone considerable development, especially in recent years, gaining a place in the first rank among the island's most exclusive destinations. Since the founding of the glamorous Costa Smeralda in 1962, Olbia has experienced a considerable increase in tourist flows as well as more and more services available to its visitors.

If your arrival point is this town in the north-east of Sardinia, you will certainly not be disappointed by the possibilities it offers: guided tours of nuragic sites, beautiful beaches postcard-worthy, shopping for all tastes and a dynamic nightlife. So what to see in Olbia, Sardinia, what are the places and beaches you absolutely must mark on the map? We'll tell you in this guide that will take you to discover the thousand facets of the city of Olbia!

  The best beaches in Olbia, Costa Smeralda's gate : Read More