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Try your hand at some watersports
Snorkelling, scuba diving, surfing and windsurfing are just a few of the watersports on offer around here. The dive... Read More
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Ride the flumes at the Aquadream waterpark
Ride the flumes at the Aquadream waterpark
All the family can make a splash at the Aquadream waterpark, which is just five minutes’ drive from Baia Sardinia.... Read More
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Rub shoulders with the rich and famous in Porto Cervo
Rub shoulders with the rich and famous in Porto Cervo
Billionaires, royalty, and the odd Hollywood A-lister call in on Porto Cervo whe... Read More
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Try the watersports at Mugoni Beach
Try the watersports at Mugoni Beach
Near Alghero, this beach is named after the Mugoni family who owned the land her... Read More
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Beach hop around the Emerald Coast
Beach hop around the Emerald Coast
Bright-white sands are the major selling point in this region. Famous faces like... Read More
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Take the children for a swim at Maria Pia Beach
Take the children for a swim at Maria Pia Beach
Maria Pia Beach, near Alghero, gets the family vote. The fine white sand here sl... Read More
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Destinations in Sardinia
Top Destinations
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Olbia Area
Olbia area holidays let you enjoy the finer things in life. Think high-end Mediterranean shopping, gourmet dining and beautiful beaches. In fact, this place is so posh it’s a hotspot for exclusive celebrity sightings in Sardinia – they flock here on their Emerald Coast luxury travel trips.
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Alghero Area
Alghero area holidays put you right on the north-west Sardinian coastline – also known as the Riviera del Corallo – where beaches meet big‑name sights. You’ve got the Alghero walled old town – or Centro Storico – for history on tap, and the dramatic Neptune’s Caves (Grotte di Nettuno) carved into the cliffs just along the coast.
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Cagliari Area
Holidays to the Cagliari region put you along Sardinia’s south coast – home to a selection box of the island’s best bits.