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Stintino, Sardinia

This lovely single storey house is situated in a peaceful location and is tastefully furnished using pretty pastel colours. Patio doors lead out from the lounge to a covered terrace which enjoys views across the rooftops to the sea and countryside in the distance. It has two bedrooms and sleeps four.

Torre delle Stelle, Sardinia

Set in an elevated position with spectacular views of the bay, this modern villa is well furnished throughout. Steps lead up to the villa where a covered terrace overlooks the pool. The accommodation is on the lower level and enjoys private use of the pool. The upper level is occupied by the owner for just a few occasional weeks. It has three bedrooms and sleeps six and a four bedroom villa is also available in this resort.

Flumini, Sardinia

Set in large gardens, this beautiful detached villa is located in a convenient position within ten minutes walk of the sandy beach at Flumini as well as local shops and restaurants. The villa is built in a traditional style with modern furnishings and features a large pool which is set to the front of the villa. It has four bedrooms and sleeps eight. A five bedroom villa is also available in this resort.

Capitanna

This three bedroom villa is set within mature gardens and provides spacious accommodation. Steep wooden stairs lead to the first floor so the first floor bedroom may not be suitable for young children.

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Sardinia is an Italian island of many delights and amazing natural beauty and the island’s magnificent coastline is its most stunning asset.

From cosy rocky inlets to vast golden beaches, azure waters caress the coastline which make an excellent playground for sun worshippers and for the yachtsmen whose white-masted vessels anchored offshore only add to the picture-perfect seascape.

Long stretches of unspoilt fine-sand beaches dotted with isolated coves offer an ideal place to relax. The beaches protect hectares of coastal lagoons which provide a home to flamingoes and other visiting birds. This is where the sand stops and the granite and limestone begins, cut into surreal shapes hiding numerous caverns.

The second largest island in the Mediterranean, Sardinia is steeped in breathtaking scenery and exquisite food, wine and culture and is chosen by the Italians themselves as the ideal summer holiday destination.

Popular resorts in Sardinia

Isola Rossa. Situated on the north west coast of Sardinia, Isola Rossa, or Red Island, is a former fishing village whose name is derived from the small island, formed by pink granite crystals, that lies just offshore. Now evolving into a popular tourist resort it has a pretty marina and harbour front lined with shops, bars, restaurants and pizzerias, and three beautiful sandy beaches.

Stintino. Lined with quaint pastel coloured houses, historic Stintino has some of the best beaches in Italy, particularly La Pelosa, which has fine white sand and crystal azure sea more typical of tropical locations. Deep inlets have created two striking harbours which are lined with charming restaurants specialising in unique fish dishes and there are many activities on offer such as sailing and horse riding, and the annual boat race at the end of August is a big highlight.

Alghero. Alghero is an ancient walled town steeped in history. Ruled by the Catalans for over 400 years its past dates back to the 12th century and behind its fortifications lie a myriad of cobbled streets and quaint buildings, attractive squares and ornate churches, with the highlight being the 16th century Santa Maria Cathedral. Alghero's long history as a fishing port is still evident today and the harbour area has numerous waterfront restaurants and local stalls.

Torre delle Stelle. Torre delle Stelle is a popular resort with wonderful sea views across the Gulf of Cagliari. Although just a small resort, it proudly boasts a glorious white sandy beach. A wider selection of amenities can be reached within a fifteen minute drive at the nearby town of Villasimius.

Flumini. Flumini is a quiet seaside town is situated to the east of Cagliari and offers an ideal base for exploring the south east coast of Sardinia. The area offers several bars and restaurants while a fifteen minute drive will take you into the centre of Cagliari where you will find an abundance of eateries as well as many historical sites to explore. Flumini boasts its own uncommercial beach and several other beaches are nearby including Poetto, Cagliari's most popular beach.

Capitanna. Capitanna lies to the east of Cagliari, within a fifteen minute drive from the town centre and port and has a sandy beach extending from Cagliari.

Castelsardo. Castelsardo sits just north of Alghero along a panoramic coastal road to the town of Castelsardo and its medieval centre, built on top of a hill overlooking the Gulf of Asinara.