Visit this magnificent island, a jewel in the Mediterranean Sea and stay at a Sardinia villa. Bask in the billowing beauty of the landscapes and marvel at the historical architecture found in the towns and villages of the second largest island in the Mediterranean. Sardinia is home to the unusual buildings known as Nuraghe which are interspersed amongst the verdant vistas and undulating hills of this delightful Italian isle. The region is renowned for its inviting beaches and has over 2000 km of protected coastline for you to enjoy while you stay at your villa in Sardinia. Dunes and white sands stretch around the shores of the island, with translucent sea lapping at the idyllic beaches. Craggy cliffs overlook the numerous harbours and bays whilst coves wait to be discovered when you holiday at a villa in Sardinia.
The towns on the island each reflect different traditions of Sardinia and you can discover various local cultural and activities at each location. If you choose to stay at a villa in the Sardinian coastal resort of Alghero, you will benefit from what many say is the most Italian of all the locations found in Sardinia. The charming myriad of streets housed within the old walls of the historic location boast many bars, restaurants and quaint cafés. Beyond the delights of your villa in Sardinia are many places where you can savour the native cuisine. Seafood is the local speciality and you can sample the local delights at the traditional eateries which are in abundance in this marina city. Alghero also has a beautiful beach close to the centre where you can enjoy the many water sports available.
When you venture from your villa in Sardinia and head towards the area surrounding Alghero, you may wish to visit the Grotta di Nettuno (Neptune’s Grotto), which is an astounding arrangement of caves. If residing in the north west of Sardinia, perhaps stay at La Pelosa and mingle with the Italian holiday makers who enjoy to holiday in this region. This is a famed beach resort as its powdery white sands and turquoise waters offer an idyllic experience when you enjoy a Sardinia villa holiday. From here, you can view the small island of Piana and the National Park of Asinara which is home to the unusual, but incredibly endearing, miniature albino donkey. This island is populated by an array of wildlife, including falcons and wild sheep.
Sardinia’s stunning landscapes include lakes and lagoons which are surrounded by fauna and floral displays as well as being home to attractive wildlife. Perhaps travel from your villa in Sardinia to Lake Gusana in Gavoi with its tranquil waters where you can canoe and windsurf if you wish. The soft breezes waft the scent of verdant vegetation through the oak decked hills enabling you to experience a pleasant proximity to nature. The lagoons at Sarrabus are also a sight to behold as flamingos flock here in winter decorating the vistas in a hue of pink. Many other birds can be found here, including avocets, kingfishers and ducks. Wherever your villa in Sardinia is located, you are never far from the intriguing natural habitats of the island.
Accommodation on the island is best experienced in as traditional an environment as possible and nothing beats the charm and convenience of staying in your own private holiday villa in Sardinia. There are numerous locations to choose from when you rent a villa in Sardinia and in all, the history of Italy is proudly retained If you travel to Sardinia’s capital of Cagliari you will find it pays homage to its astounding history by containing the unearthed relics of centuries past in its Museo Archeologico. Artefacts displayed here date from before the Bronze Age and there are also Roman pieces exhibited. Cagliari is also home to a Roman amphitheatre and the stunning Cathedral of St. Maria.
In Sardinia's Luxury villas you can recline in your sumptuous outdoor pool or dine al fresco as you recline in your private garden upon your outdoor furniture. You can choose to maximise the comfort of your holiday by renting luxury villas in Sardinia and experience the ultimate Italian holiday. With such well equipped accommodation, you may wish to try to recreate some of the traditional dishes of Sardinia in the comfort of your villa. The island maintains Italian culinary traditions and has many specialties such as gnocchetti or cheese-filled ravioli which you can prepare in the seclusion of your villa in Sardinia. With the region’s increasing reputation for delectable wines, you can easily purchase a suitably appealing beverage from the local shops and markets to accompany your meal. Mirto, a blackcurrant wine, is usually taken after a meal and makes for a delicious aperitif as you relax at your villa in Sardinia.
