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Cagliari and the south of Sardinia - Cagliari has been the capital of Sardinia since Roman times and today it is still the biggest town on the island. The main attractions found here are the archeological museum with its amazing collection of nuraghic statuettes; the city walls with two Pisan towers; and the cathedral. At Nora, further down the coast, more ancient Roman ruins can be seen.
Costa Smeralda and the northeast of Sardinia - The Costa Smerald is one of the finest stretches of coast in the Mediterranean, and is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the island. There are over 60 small islands just off the coast, with daily ferry services linking them to Sardinia. Santa Teresa di Gallura has some of the most outstanding coves and beaches.
Oristano and Nuoro eastern Sicily - Oristano is the smallest province of Sicily, with a rich Medieval history. Tharros is a great Punic-Roman town to visit and the riverside town of Bosa is a medieval gem, with its amazing fort. The Gennargentu mountains contain the island's highest peak, La Marmora at 1834m, and form the centre of the Barbagia region. |
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Il Miraggio - Located in Cala Liberotto, Orosei. This is one the best restaurants in town and is very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a range of local traditional food, specializing in seafood. This is a great place to sample some of the finest local cuisine.
Ristorante Da Vincenzo - Located in Cala Liberotto, Orosei. This small and warm restaurant is one of the most popular in Cala Liberotto, and is frequented by locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of local dishes, including Linguine al Sapore di mare; Orata alla griglia; and Aragosta del mediterraneo alla griglia.
The Clipper - Located in Porto Cervo. This is one of the best seafood restaurants on the island, and is very popular with tourists. They serve a range of excellent local dishes, with a good selection of Italian wines. The prices are a little above average, but the delicious food is well worth the extra money. |
| Gennargentu Restaurant - by Eve Dickinson from Italy - 2006-06-19 | | I recommend the Gennargentu restaurant in Via Sardenaga behind Via Roma. Excellent local fare at very reasonable prices. |
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The Lord Nelson Pub - Located in Porto Cervo. This English style pub is one of the best in town, and is very popular with tourists. They serve a wide range of beers; wines; and spirits, and the prices are very reasonable. This is a great place to relax, have a few drinks and chat to fellow tourists.
Boa Goa - Located in Oristano. This is one of the best night clubs on the island, and is very popular with a younger crowd of locals and tourists. Djs play a wide range of all the latest dance music. This is the place to go if you're looking for a wild party, lasting into the early hours of the morning.
Cagliari - This is the capital of Sardinia and is home to the most lively nightlife scene. There are a wide range of bars and clubs to choose from, catering to all tastes and needs. A string of bars are found along Poetto, this is a great place to start off a pub crawling evening. |
| Spike Garden - by Pamela Seay from United States - 2005-12-02 | | Located in the heart of La Maddalena, this place offers warm, friendly servers (attractive as well ;)). They cater very well to English speaking tourists. The food and drinks are excellent and reasonably priced. |
| Flamers - by Michael Tandy from United Kingdom - 2008-04-28 | | A very good gay bar, met lots of men. Want to go back as soon as possiable. Thanks |
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Costa Rei Beaches - Here you'll find some of the best beaches on the east coast of Sardinia, long stretches of beautiful sandy beaches with a whole host of watersports facilities and restaurants near the beach. Some of the best beaches in Costa Rei are Capo Ferrato Beach; Cala Pira Beach; Costa Rei Beach; and Porto Pirastu Beach.
Alghero's Beaches - This is one of the most beautiful regions of Sardinia, where the amazing coastline opens up to 10 beaches. There are so many beautiful sandy beaches to choose from, you might struggle to make a decision on which one to visit. All the beaches have excellent facilities, including watersports; restaurants; shops; and cafes. Some of the top beaches here are Lazzaretto Beach; Maria Pia Beach; Porto Palmas Beach; Le Bombarde Beach; and Mugoni Beaches. |
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Sardinia holiday guide - Places to stay, things to do and places to eat in Sardinia
Discover Sardinia in 360° - 400 virtual images of 50+ places to visit: historical, cultural or just leisure. What to do, where to stay, what to eat and how to reach Sardinia. All displayed on interactive maps. What to do (sport and culture), where to stay (hotels, bed and breakfast, agriturismo, apartments), eat and events (festivals, concerts etc.) . All displayed on interactive maps. Travel details by boat or plane (Alghero, Porto Torres, Olbia, Cagliari).
Tips from the locals for holidays in Sardinia - This web site gives useful info, tips and driving directions, maps and recipes from the beautiful island of Sardinia.
www.sardi.it - The official website of the island of Sardinia
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