Holiday home for max. 5 persons
Costa Paradiso, Sardinia, (Gallura), Italy

The villa has a large lounge with TV, double sofa bed and dining area, 1 double bedroom,1 double/single bedroom,2 bathroom 3 showers,fully equipped kitchen:fridges, cooker,washing machine,iron and iron board. There is a 200 sqm of garden in the front of the house and on the back. There is a patio with barbecue,an outside shower with hot/could water. In front of the house there are 2 verandas with spectacular sea view. To sitting eating and enjoying the lovely sunset during eating "al fresco". The share poll is is available from 1 june to the and of september . This villetta is positioned on the hills inside the spectacular village of Costa Paradiso.A village,half hidden,built into the rocks that rise out of the crystal clear sea.The villa is 5 minutes from the sea and a short walk along the shore takes you to one of the most beautiful beaches along the entire coast.In the village you will find shops,bars,restaurants and swimming pools,plus facilities for water sports and trips by boat to various local beaches.A short drive along the coast takes you to the picturesque town of Santa teresa di Gallura,where you can take boat trips to the nearby island including Corsica.You will also find excellent local fresh fish restaurants and close by Capo Testa is worth a visit for the spectacular landscape.
Costa Paradiso is a little town cunningly built with the contours of the land to blend in with the fantastic sculpted pink rocks and cliffs. Though most of the villas are probably holiday homes, you feel like it's a village not a tourist developmet.There are a few restaurants in the town, which you will need to drive to (5-10 minutes at most, though the roads are quite narrow so go slowly). The quality of food, wine and service is very high everywhere in Sardinia, and mostly a lot cheaper than in the UK. But you might want to barbecue at home some nights with sea bass from the fish-shop in town! There are several little shops to buy bread every day, fresh pasta, the famous bitter honey (corbellozo) etc, or coral souvenirs, and there are two supermarkets. For your morning cafe latte and cornetti, Bar Jolly's is very nice, and so is Franco's.Costa Paradiso's beach is small but truly beautiful, completely undeveloped, hidden in a cove backed by a little river winding back into the rocky hills, and with a crescent of soft sand. I'd really recommend getting a snorkel and a mask as there are loads of fish to check out, and once we even saw a huge yellow jellyfish-type thing about 20 m away underwater, that's how clear it is.The beach is reached only on foot along a beautiful winding rocky path with steps up and down through the cliffs (about 15 minutes).If you would rather swim directly off the fabulously scenic rocks along the coast, there are plenty of little coves easily accessible to snorkel off. If you want a giant beach then drive a half-hour along the coast road (either direction), or for shopping and wandering in the old town, Castelsardo is very nice as a day trip. Inland you should see some of the many nuraghic ruins - weird and atmospheric.
Situated on the eastern side of the north coast with easy access of both east and north coast,which are full of white sandy beaches,crystal clear sea,hidden bays and coves and much more to be discovered,you will find local selling freshly grown fruit and vegetables,local cheeses,wine and fresh fish along the coast road.There are many local festivals and all are invited,The Sardinians are known for their warm hospitality.The coast line is a paradise for scuba dives and snwokerell. Some reasons to come to sardinia Above all in Sardinia you will find tranquillity,with its miles of unspoilt coastline and countryside,it remains one of the few"undiscovered"holiday island left in Europe.
(Some facilities in the village may not be availible in the low season).