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Granite coast and turquoise water: the Costa Smeralda in the north-east, the wilder Gallura behind it, and long empty beaches down the west. Sardinia keeps its own pace, its own language, and some of the clearest sea in the Mediterranean. Olbia is the way in; the Maddalena islands are the day out by boat.
- In Italy
- 5 regions
- Villas
- 16
- Fly into
- Olbia Costa Smeralda or Cagliari Elmas, a median 40 km away
- Swimming season
- June to October, peaking at 26°C in August
- Sleeps
- 4 to 14
- CS001See the villa
- CS002See the villa
- CS005See the villa
- CS006See the villa
- CS007See the villa
- CS008See the villa
- EC001See the villa
- NS002See the villa
- NS008See the villa
- NS009See the villa
- SC003See the villa
- SC007See the villa
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Sardinia: the common questions
- What is Sardinia like?
- Granite coast and turquoise water: the Costa Smeralda in the north-east, the wilder Gallura behind it, and long empty beaches down the west. Sardinia keeps its own pace, its own language, and some of the clearest sea in the Mediterranean. Olbia is the way in; the Maddalena islands are the day out by boat.
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