Cala Girgolu beach in Sardinia
The Gallura region is one of the best known and favourite destinations for tourists in love with Sardinia. With crystal-clear waters, white sand mixed with golden quartz and lush Mediterranean scrub, this stretch of coastline is home to some of Sardinia's most beautiful beaches. One of the most fascinating is undoubtedly Cala Girgolu, also known as Cala della Tartaruga. It is an inlet made up of four spectacular interconnected coves, each one with its own peculiarities.
If you are curious about how to get to Cala Girgolu and discover all the secrets of its coves, then continue reading this article.
What to do in Sardinia when it rains
Sardinia: what to do if it rains? We give you the best alternatives
And finally, after such a long wait, your holidays in Sardinia begin. You already imagine yourself with your feet in the sand, lying in the sun on one of the island's most beautiful beaches. But what happens when the arrival of rain threatens all your planned activities and outdoor relaxation?
First, don't despair: there are plenty of things to do in Sardinia when it rains. Besides the renowned paradise waters, this land can offer a lot even during the low season, when the first rains start and the only alternative is to think about what to do indoors.
In this article, we give you all our tips on what to do in Sardinia when it rains. These tips will save your holiday and help you create special memories even in bad weather.
What to do in Sardinia in September? 5 Tips
5 Tips on where to go in Sardinia in September
On our island there is no room for end-of-summer melancholy. In fact, visiting Sardinia in September can be ideal for spending a pleasant holiday on the island, far from the August crowds and with the most crowded beaches almost empty.
Moreover, it is precisely during September that the traditional festivals and fairs resume in full swing, when the sultry heat is now a memory and temperatures are much more pleasant, giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy an authentic experience in contact with the local culture.
If you are still not convinced, continue reading this article. We will give you our best 5 tips on what to do and where to go to make the most of your holidays in Sardinia in September.
What to do in Palau Sardinia
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.
Isola Rossa in Sardinia: our guide
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.
5 luxury villas in Costa Smeralda
The unique architectural style of the Costa Smeralda is synonymous with luxury and timeless elegance. For more than 60 years, in fact, the curvilinear and harmonious forms that inspire the numerous villas, resorts, piazzas and (even) churches of this renowned charming location have been the signature of the Smeralda coast in Sardinia.
But where does the inspiration come from? From the very beginning, the architects who were involved in its development paid great attention to respecting the surrounding environment, integrating each structure with the shapes and colours of the land. The result is sinuous lines that faithfully follow the morphology of the ground, local materials such as stone, wood and granite, and colours that recall the countryside and the sea. Altogether, these elements give the properties a unique and refined look, making the Costa Smeralda style a true enchantment for architecture and luxury lovers.
If you belong to this group or are simply looking for ideas for your holiday, in this article we give you a selection of 5 Costa Smeralda villas for rent that have been realised with this design and are available on our website.
Costa Rei: what to see in south east 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!
What to do in San Pantaleo, Sardinia
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.
Yoga on holiday in Sardinia: 5 perfect villas for a retreat
Combining the pleasure of a holiday in Sardinia with yoga practice? It is possible! Just imagine what it means to lose yourself in the unspoilt nature of the island, to enjoy the refreshing mistral wind and the enchanting views of the crystal-clear sea that will frame your yoga retreat in Sardinia.
If you are already planning your yoga holiday in Sardinia, you will definitely need to find a dream villa surrounded by nature and with the ideal space (indoor and outdoor) to practise your favourite activity. We know that sometimes it is not easy to find the right balance between services, comfort and absolute relaxation, especially if you are travelling in a group. Therefore, in this article, we have selected for you 5 luxury yoga retreats in Sardinia, ideal for a truly regenerating holiday!
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Between the beach and the hill, discover Porto San Paolo
Porto San Paolo is a small town on the outskirts of Olbia in the North East of Sardinia. It is a seaside resort belonging to the municipality of Loiri Porto San Paolo, which starts from the hinterland to overlook a breathtaking landscape on the island of Tavolara and the island Molara, both reachable in less than 10 minutes by ferry. Today it is a very important tourist center of Gallura. This locality hosts thousands of people who choose to spend their holidays in Sardinia in high and low season.
In this article, you will find a guide to the best beaches and destinations in and around Porto San Paolo that will make your holiday even more special with the certainty of not missing any gem of the area. In addition, Sardinia Unlimited offers 3 villas with private pools and breathtaking views just a few kilometers from the most enchanting beaches of the East coast of Sardinia.
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