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Costa Smeralda (26Km)Costa Smeralda: beautiful town and beaches of Sardinia

Costa Smeralda (26Km)The Coast is Emerald!

Costa Smeralda (26Km)10 things not to miss on the Emerald Coast

Olbia (29,7Km)Olbia, an important Sardinian tourist city

Costa Smeralda: beautiful town and beaches of Sardinia

The jet-set strip of Sardinia, Costa Smeralda is a six-mile (10km) stretch of coastline between the gulfs of Cugnana and Arzachena on the island's northeast coast, which has become a developer's paradise and extremely popular with holidaymakers.

Legend has it that a fabulously wealthy consortium of businessmen first exploited this beautiful wild coastal strip in the 1960s, backed by the Aga Khan. Today the local villages and towns around Costa Smeralda have become discreet up-market resorts crammed with private villas, luxurious holiday villages, contrived Mediterranean-style shopping malls, low-rise high-priced hotels and huge yachting marinas packed with gleaming yachts.
The main town of the area is Porto Cervo, a crime and litter-free playground of the rich with its ranks of pale pink and red villas climbing the hill from the busy marna. The other favourite retreat for celebrities is the town of Porto Rotondo, situated on a natural cove about 10 miles (16km) from Olbia, site of the international airport. The town offers a wealth of beaches, nightclubs, bars and restaurants, most clustered around its Piazza San Marco, and the marina.

The main attractions of the Costa Smeralda are the numerous sequestered beaches, none signposted, which can be discovered simply by following a dirt track down towards the sea. Among the most scenic are Cappriccioli, Rena Bianca and Liscia Ruja, all south of Porto Cervo.

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The Coast is Emerald!

Porto Cervo

On Sardinia's north-eastern coast, Costa Smeralda offers breathtaking views, crystal-clear water, great food and night-life. Take a walk along Porto Cervo's streets,shop in fancy boutiques or just sunbathe on one of the beautiful beaches.

Costa Smeralda is located on the north-eastern coast of Sardinia, in the Gallura area. It basically follows the panoramic road from Cugnana to Baia Sardinia. The coast morphology is called "a rias" and offers endless coves, headlands, inlets, islands and cliffs. Although great efforts have been made to increase tourism, this area is still ascinating and charming, due to the fact that its natural beauty has not been destroyed. Costa Smeralda is famous for its pure emerald green sea, its granite rocks shaped by the wind and sea over the millennia, its wonderful small beaches and luxuriant Mediterranean vegetation.

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10 things not to miss on the Emerald Coast

1. The "Roccia dell'Orso" (Bear Rock) - Palau mentioned by Tolomeo, it is large granite natural monument, shaped like a bear looking towards the sea. 2. Agriturismi - Farms Stazzi are today used as agriturismo and are ideal for those who love nature, traditions and good food. 3. "Sas Tiliccas" Typical Logudoro and Gallura sweets. They consist of a flour pastry, kneaded with lard, with a sinuous shape, filled with honey, almonds, nuts and sapa. They were once prepared on important occasions.

4. "Sa suppa cuatta" Typical Gallura soup: it is made with bran-bread soaked in sheep broth, covered with fresh pecorino cheese and tomato sauce, all cooked in the oven. 5. Gallura on the train The route connect different towns, from Gallura to Anglona (another Sassari region). You will discover the unique Gallura landscape. 5. The Petrified Forest in Carucana (Martis) If you decide to take the train, stop in Martis; there are the remains of an ancient forest, dating to the Miocene, on the bottom of a lake. 6.7. Garibaldi's Museum and home in Caprera The home, the land and tomb of the National Hero.

7. The Maddalena Archipelago A marine paradise near Corsica. The Arcipelago of La Maddalena is located along the north-western coast of the island. It consists of two main islands, La Maddalena e Caprera, and five smaller ones, It is a nature reserve. 9. The Romanesque Church of San Simplicio in Olbia A medieval jewel. 10.Vermentino di Gallura White wine, very good served cold, ideal with fish, one of the best products of Sardinian oenology.

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Olbia, an important Sardinian tourist city

Olbia, vintage image of the famous tourist resort of the Costa Smeralda

This beautiful city of Sardinia, is located in the province of Sassari, and is a very tourist city known and coveted by millions of tourists from all over the world. It is the ideal destination for those who love the sea and are looking for cultural tourism. Olbia is mystical and sunny.

The first testimonies of human presence on the island date back to the Neolithic Age and dates back to the Bronze Age the tomb of the giants on Monte de s'Ape. In Roman times, 238 BC, Olbia was an important shopping center and its port was a strategic military naval base; it is believed to have more than 5000 inhabitants. Don't forget to visit the historic center of the city, full of charm and architectural beauty. In 1999, new finds were found to testify to Roman life (pieces of ancient ships were found) and medieval.

The city is developing rapidly in the industrial, commercial and economic sectors, having tourism as its main engine.

Olbia is a city where many events and shows take place and with a very rich gastronomic culture; you can find a large number of clubs there where to eat or make a stop. You must definitely visit Olbia and you will have an unforgettable holiday!

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