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Golfo Aranci, Sardinia: Beaches, Things to Do and Travel Guide.
Golfo Aranci sits on Sardinia’s northeast coast, a former fishing village that has grown into a low-key seaside town without losing its small-harbor character. It suits travelers who want easy, walkable beaches and a genuine village feel within reach of the Costa Smeralda and Olbia’s airport — rather than the marina glamour of Porto Cervo…
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Best Beaches Near Alghero: Where to Swim, Park and Stay
Alghero’s coastline runs from the palm-lined city beach right into the Porto Conte regional park, and the six beaches below cover most of what a visitor driving, cycling, or riding the bus out of town will actually reach in a day. Some are a walk from your hotel; others need a car, a bike, or…
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Where to Stay in Alghero: Best Areas and Bases Compared
Alghero packs a walkable historic center, a working port, sandy beaches, and rugged coastline within a compact area — but “Alghero” covers several genuinely different bases, from the largely pedestrianized old town to agriturismi in the surrounding countryside. This guide compares the practical options so you can match a base to your itinerary rather than…
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Cala Sisine: Boat Access, Hiking and 2026 Visitor Guide
Cala Sisine is one of the largest coves on the Baunei coast, reachable by boat under the same regulated sea-landing system as Cala Mariolu or overland through the Codula di Sisine gorge. The land approach requires careful transportation planning, particularly because the final road is suitable only for appropriate off-road vehicles. This guide covers what…
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Cala Mariolu: Boat Access, Reservations, and What to Expect
Cala Mariolu is often called one of the most beautiful coves in the Gulf of Orosei, and it’s also one of the more logistically involved to visit — a regulated sea landing, three possible departure ports, and a land route demanding enough to be a different undertaking from a normal beach hike. This guide focuses…
