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Salvatore Putzuvia Delle Conchiglie
Cala Gonone
08020
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Experience the beauty of Sardinia in Cala Gonone (NU) with this stunning House/Villa located just 50 meters from the sea. Perfect for a group of 7 people, the property features 3 double bedrooms, 1 single bedroom, a fully-equipped kitchen, a spacious dining area, 2 bathrooms, a veranda, and a garden with a barbecue. Private parking is also available for your convenience.Situated near all the necessary amenities, this house/villa offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience.
Below are the prices for 2011 in Euro per week:
- 19.03 – 09.04: 1000
- 09.04 - 28.05: 1100
- 28.05 - 18.06: 1200
- 18.06 - 02.07: 1300
- 02.07 – 16.07: 1500
- 16.07 - 30.07: 1700
- 30.07 - 27.08: 2000
- 27.08 - 03.09: 1400
- 03.09 - 17.09: 1300
- 17.09 - 01.10: 1200
- 01.10 - 05.11: 1100
- 05.11 - 31.12: 1000
The prices include electricity, water, and gas consumption, as well as final cleaning. Towels and linens are also provided for your convenience.
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Sardinia, Italy, is a stunning island surrounded by the sea. Its natural beauty and ancient traditions attract visitors from all over the world. With its mild climate influenced by various air masses, Sardinia enjoys approximately 300 sunny days throughout the year.
The island boasts a diverse landscape, including majestic coastlines, pristine nature, and turquoise lagoons. Sardinia offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, beach relaxation, and olive tree shaded rest. Its 1,800 km of coastline is adorned with beautiful white sandy beaches, rivaling those found in Polynesian lagoons. Nature reigns supreme in Sardinia.
One of the island's hidden gems is Cala Gonone, a small resort town overlooking a 40 km stretch of rugged and untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. Cala Gonone's beaches, including Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, and Cala Mariolu, among others, are considered some of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. The town offers a perfect blend of nature and modern comforts, with easy access to the stunning coastal areas through a daily boat service. Cala Gonone is a paradise for sea lovers, as well as those interested in exploring caves, ancient archaeological sites, and immersing themselves in local folklore.
Sardinia is also a treasure trove for archaeology enthusiasts, with hundreds of burial grounds from the Neolithic period, impressive Giants' Tombs, and numerous nuraghi and nuragic villages. Cala Gonone, in particular, is rich in ancient relics, such as the Nuragic Village Tiscali and Serra e Orrios, as well as Giants' Tombs and Domus De Janas.
Climbers and trekkers will find Cala Gonone to be a magical place, offering world-class climbing routes and breathtaking landscapes. The area is a popular destination for climbers from all over Europe, with cliffs like "La poltrona" and routes like the "Supramonte" in the Gorroppu gorge providing thrilling challenges. Excursions to the Canyon Gorroppu and the Nuragic Village Tiscali are also highly recommended.
The caves of Bue Marino and Ispinigoli are other natural wonders worth exploring. Bue Marino cave stretches underground for about 500m and offers fascinating formations. Ispinigoli cave, located at a height of 400m, showcases a grand stalagmite column measuring 38m in height.
For sports enthusiasts, Cala Gonone offers a wide range of activities, from extreme sports like free mountain climbing and bungee jumping to diving in the crystal-clear waters filled with remnants of World War II. The area also provides excellent facilities for trekking, mountain biking, tennis, go-karting, football, volleyball, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, and fishing.
To reach Cala Gonone, there are various transportation options available. Renting a car is the simplest method, allowing for easy transfers to and from the airport. It also offers the opportunity to explore more of the island. Flights to Sardinia are readily available, with budget airlines like RyanAir and Easyjet offering affordable options. The journey from Olbia to Cala Gonone takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, while from Alghero and Cagliari, it takes around 2 hours and 20 minutes and 2 hours and 30 minutes, respectively.
The island boasts a diverse landscape, including majestic coastlines, pristine nature, and turquoise lagoons. Sardinia offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, beach relaxation, and olive tree shaded rest. Its 1,800 km of coastline is adorned with beautiful white sandy beaches, rivaling those found in Polynesian lagoons. Nature reigns supreme in Sardinia.
One of the island's hidden gems is Cala Gonone, a small resort town overlooking a 40 km stretch of rugged and untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. Cala Gonone's beaches, including Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, and Cala Mariolu, among others, are considered some of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. The town offers a perfect blend of nature and modern comforts, with easy access to the stunning coastal areas through a daily boat service. Cala Gonone is a paradise for sea lovers, as well as those interested in exploring caves, ancient archaeological sites, and immersing themselves in local folklore.
Sardinia is also a treasure trove for archaeology enthusiasts, with hundreds of burial grounds from the Neolithic period, impressive Giants' Tombs, and numerous nuraghi and nuragic villages. Cala Gonone, in particular, is rich in ancient relics, such as the Nuragic Village Tiscali and Serra e Orrios, as well as Giants' Tombs and Domus De Janas.
Climbers and trekkers will find Cala Gonone to be a magical place, offering world-class climbing routes and breathtaking landscapes. The area is a popular destination for climbers from all over Europe, with cliffs like "La poltrona" and routes like the "Supramonte" in the Gorroppu gorge providing thrilling challenges. Excursions to the Canyon Gorroppu and the Nuragic Village Tiscali are also highly recommended.
The caves of Bue Marino and Ispinigoli are other natural wonders worth exploring. Bue Marino cave stretches underground for about 500m and offers fascinating formations. Ispinigoli cave, located at a height of 400m, showcases a grand stalagmite column measuring 38m in height.
For sports enthusiasts, Cala Gonone offers a wide range of activities, from extreme sports like free mountain climbing and bungee jumping to diving in the crystal-clear waters filled with remnants of World War II. The area also provides excellent facilities for trekking, mountain biking, tennis, go-karting, football, volleyball, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, and fishing.
To reach Cala Gonone, there are various transportation options available. Renting a car is the simplest method, allowing for easy transfers to and from the airport. It also offers the opportunity to explore more of the island. Flights to Sardinia are readily available, with budget airlines like RyanAir and Easyjet offering affordable options. The journey from Olbia to Cala Gonone takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, while from Alghero and Cagliari, it takes around 2 hours and 20 minutes and 2 hours and 30 minutes, respectively.
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