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Sardinia is famous for beaches and nature, but summer nights can be just as memorable. The island’s nightlife is spread across very different destinations: some are built around beach bars and clubs, others around old-town streets, restaurants and late aperiti...
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Poetto is Cagliari’s great city beach and one of the most recognizable urban shorelines in the Mediterranean. Stretching for roughly eight kilometres from the Sella del Diavolo toward Quartu...
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A few kilometres from Alghero, the Lazzaretto coves form one of the most attractive stretches of the Riviera del Corallo. Small sandy bays alternate with rocky sections and Mediterranean veg...
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Le Bombarde is one of the best-known beaches on the Alghero coast and a classic stop on the Riviera del Corallo. Surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and backed by a pine grove, it combine...
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Just a few minutes from Porto Cervo, Pevero Beach captures the combination of natural beauty and discreet luxury that made the Costa Smeralda famous. The area is actually formed by two nearb...
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On Sardinia’s north-eastern coast, just outside San Teodoro, La Cinta is one of the island’s most recognizable beaches. Its long ribbon of fine white sand, clear turquoise water and the unmi...
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Located along the stunning northeastern coast of Sardinia, in the municipality of San Teodoro, La Cinta beach is considered one of the island’s most iconic and photographed seaside destinati...
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La Pelosa in Stintino: Sardinia's Most Beautiful Beach, with White Sand and Caribbean-Blue Water La Pelosa is undoubtedly one of the most iconic beaches not only in Sardinia, but in the ent...
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