Sun and sea in the north of Sardinia desde US$960

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A journey of sea, sun and relaxation. Six days to explore the most beautiful beaches of Sardinia, its nature and its culture.

Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and is one of the largest regions in Italy. The length of the coast of Sardinia is almost 1900 km and its sea has colors ranging from deep blue to emerald green. The sandy beaches alternate with a rocky coast and dotted with rocks; in many areas, especially in those more inaccessible you can reach by sea some small coves immersed in a wild and unspoilt. The most internationally known area is certainly the Costa Smeralda (by the color of its sea) with the towns of Porto Rotondo, Porto Cervo and Palau that has in front of it the magnificent Island of La Maddalena that together with the other islands of the archipelago hosts the Maddalena National Park.

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5Noites

4Destinos

2Acomodações planejadas

1Transporte

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Dia 1

Costa Smeralda, Sardinia

Dias 1, 2, 3, 4

Porto Cervo

Dias 4, 5

Golfo di Marinella

Dia 5

Olbia, Norte da Sardenha

Dias 5, 6

Golfo di Marinella

Day 1

Arrival in Costa Smeralda. Arrival in Porto Cervo. Check in and accommodation in the rooms booked.

Lunch and afternoon free to discover Porto Cervo.

Very popular is the square of Porto Cervo, where you can find shopping with movie stars and international stars. The port is one of the most equipped in the Mediterranean, walking on the quay you can admire grand yachts belonging to the elite.

In the old town there are restaurants, shops and clubs that are the center of the nightlife of the area.

Free dinner and return to the hotel for overnight.

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Day 2

Breakfast at the hotel.

Full day off.

Return to the hotel and overnight.

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Day 3

Breakfast at the hotel.

Shuttle service of the diving center, from the hotel to the resort Poltu Quatu, where will take place the dolphin sighting excursion and snorkelling in the waters of the Costa Smeralda.

Return and free lunch.

Afternoon and free dinner and return to the hotel for overnight.

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Day 4

Breakfast at the hotel and check out.

Departure by own means (trip of about 30 minutes) towards Marinella.

Check in at the hotel and free day.

The beauty of the area of Marinella places it among the destinations chosen by tourists from all over the world.

Its enchanting beaches and transparent waters make Marinella a terrestrial paradise and the final stage of our journey to discover the best seaside resorts in Sardinia.

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Day 5

Breakfast at the hotel.

Departure by own means to the Port of San Paolo (trip of about 30 minutes).

Departure by ferry to the island of Tavolara. Known as the smallest kingdom in the world, the island of Tavolara looks like a white mountain, with the green of the shrubs and the blue of the crystal clear sea that surrounds it. Paolo Bertoleoni was appointed king of the island and his descendants are still the only inhabitants of Tavolara. The scenery is a unique environment, surrounded by nature, with its flora and fauna.

Day available for individual activities.

Return by ferry to Porto San Paolo. Return to the hotel and overnight.

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Day 6: Check out

Breakfast at the hotel and check out. End of services.

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Itinerário

Dia 1: Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, Porto Cervo

Dia 2: Porto Cervo

Dia 3: Porto Cervo

Dia 4: Porto Cervo, Golfo di Marinella

Dia 5: Golfo di Marinella, Olbia, Norte da Sardenha, Golfo di Marinella

Dia 6: Golfo di Marinella

Incluído

Alojamiento en un hotel de 4 estrellas en Porto Cervo con alojamiento y desayuno;
Excursión "AVISTAMIENTO DE DELFINES Y SNORKELLING" a Poltu Quatu, set snorkeling (aletas, tubo y máscara), boa de buceo de señalización (1 de cada 2 personas), traje corto.
Alojamiento en hotel de 4 estrellas en Marinella con tratamiento de alojamiento y desayuno, impuesto de estancia incluido;
Servicio de ferry a/desde Porto San Paolo a Isola Tavolara.