Beyond the soft sands and warm seas which frame Sardinia lies ..

Sardinia The scenic SP71 road from Porto Teulada to Chia

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8249° Sardinia captivates with its wild hinterland, out-of-this-world beaches, and endearing eccentricities. Here coastal drives thrill, prehistory puzzles.!

Gulf of Orosei - Maddalena Archipelago - Golfo Aranci - Costa Smeralda - Spiaggia di Is Arutas - Capo Carbonara Villasimius - Asinara National Park -

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Maddalena Archipelago

1° LA MADDALENA Beautiful beach on Caprera island, La Maddalena. Fans of soft sand beaches and uninhabited islands will have a field day in the stunning La Maddalena archipelago just off Sardinia’s north coast. It consists of are seven major islands and a handful of islets. The largest two islands – La Maddalena and Caprera – are linked together by a causeway. The rest of the islands in the groups can be explored by boat and on foot (apart from a few which are protected). La Maddalena is famed for its translucent bays, granite rock formations, and impeccable beaches. Little wonder the islands are popular with visiting yachts. Answer Link

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Cala Mariolu Gulf of Orosei

Cala Mariolu Gulf of Orosei

1° (Cala Mariolu Gulf of Orosei A pearl of the Gulf of Orosei, on the central-eastern coast of Sardinia: an intimate cove characterized by white and pink pebbles that will repay you abundantly after a walk through the wild nature or a boat trip A dip in the sea that seems painted. It is also known as is pùligi de nie (snow fleas) for the round pebbles, white and pink, mixed with the sand, which make it up. Cala Mariolu, in the territory of Baunei, owes its name to the monk seal which, it is said, 'stole' the catch from the nets of fishermen coming from Ponza, therefore it was called il mariolo (thief)..). Answer Link answered May 1 '22 at 22:01 anotheruser

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Golfo Aranci Sardinia

Golfo Aranci Sardinia

1° Trips via sea or on land along trails lead you to spectacular coves with heavenly beaches and sheer cliffs overlooking the crystal clear turquoise waters. There are over twenty beaches, some of which are wild and others comfortable and well-equipped, like the Cinque Spiagge (Five Beaches), little havens of fine, white sand facing the village, one following the other. Moving towards Olbia you will find the Spiaggia Bianca (White Beach), with fine sand alternated with rocks, the lovely Cala Sassari, the fabulous stretch of Nodu Pianu, separated by a small path from the wild beauty of Cala Banana, the heavenly Baia Caddinas, the fine sandy coves of Terrata, the little beaches of Baia de Bahas, the little sheltered pools and the beach of the Baracconi (little shepherds' and fishermen's huts). Not far from Porto Rotondo there is the beach of Marinella, one kilometre of gentle mounds of soft sand, smooth rocks and an emerald green sea. Around Capo Figari, you will find the fine, golden sandy little beaches of Cala Moresca, the protected reserve of Cala Greca, a beach of pink pebbles hidden by cliffs, the delightful Cala del Sonno, where the fishermen take shelter, and Cala Sabina, a sandy shore with a Caribbean appearance, which you can get to by train, which runs along the promontory. Set in the depths off the shore of the third beach, there is the MuMart, an underwater museum of contemporary art, which can also be visited when snorkeling. The Mizar submarine completes the show and, from it, you can admire an 'open sea' aquarium. Also located in Golfo Aranci, is the International Centre of Research into Dolphins, who will delight you with their acrobatics. Answer Link

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The Emerald Coast, Costa Smeralda, Gallura, Sardinia

The Emerald Coast, Costa Smeralda, Gallura, Sardinia

1° Costa Smeralda Sardinia, Gallura, Costa Smeralda: a wonderful region, an evocative territory and a destination synonymous with crystal clear waters and cover scenery. Answer Link

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Is Arutas beach, Cabras, Province of Oristano, Italy

Spiaggia di Is Arutas, Gulf of Oristano, Sardinia’s western coast, Marine area of the Sinis peninsula

1° Various hundreds of metres of turquoise sea and grains of ultra-thin quartz, similar to grains of rice, in a beautiful palette of colours ranging from green to white and delicate pink. Is Arutas is one of the jewels of the marine area of the Sinis peninsula, in the Cabras territory, only a little over ten kilometres to the north of the inhabited town. This beach is perfect for those who love to relax in a dreamy landscape: to reach it, you must cross the village of San Salvatore, famous for its Corsa degli Scalzi (Barefoot Race) and for being the scenario of several Spaghetti Westerns.. Answer Link

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Marine Protected Area of Capo Carbonara Villasimius, Sardinia

Marine Protected Area of Capo Carbonara Villasimius, Sardinia

1° Capo Carbonara The small Municipality of Carbonara, which became Villasimius only in 1862, had been named after the intense charcoal production characterizing the area in the past. In the past centuries, its coasts had always been a strategic area to watch over the marine trade. This is demonstrated by the presence of several watchtowers built here since the Middle Ages - often on the ruins of an ancient "nuraghe" - and the fact that the coast was often attacked by the Barbary corsairs Answer Link

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Asinara National Park

Asinara National Park

1° In the Gulf of Asinara, in the extreme northwestern part of Sardinia, there is a tropical beach, one of the most beautiful in Europe and a natural paradise where fine sand and very shallow waters invite you to enjoy a totally relaxing time Answer Link

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