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Cala Goloritzé
The charm of this arguably the nicest beach in Sardinia with surrounding coves around Golfo di Orosei brought the area nickname Italian Caribbeans. The zone still preserve the original beauty of white sand with pebbles surrounded by the strange limestone rock formations.
Settimana Santa in Alghero
The origins of Holy Week celebrations in Alghero date back to the beginning of 17th century, when the area was under Catalonian dominance. The ceremonies are known also uder the Catalan name – Santa Setmana de l’Alguer.
Grotte di Nettuno
Situated in close neighbourhood of Alghero, the limestone rocks of promontory Capo Caccia hide the pleasant surprise for vivid travellers. There is a group of interesting grottoes which once served as a shelter for Neptune, the god of the sea, hence their name – Grotte di Nettuno.
Sardinia: In the Silence of the Nuraghi
In the Silence of the Nuraghi The “Costa Smeralda” – Alghero – Sassari – Oristano – Cagliari – Nuoro (Sardinia) This excursion leads us to Sardinia, a land of ancient civilizations which have left behind their Tomb of the Giants, their Domus de Janas (Houses of the Spirits) and the Nuraghi towers whose origins are [...]
