With some of the most stunning beaches in the Island, Porto Cervo is the capital of the Costa Smeralda.It is situated in the province of Olbia-Tempio, in the north-east of Sardinia, about a half hour drive north of Olbia Airport. It is one of the most famous beach resorts in Italy. It's the favorite playground of the rich and popular, who flock to the yacht-dotted marina for some fun in the sunshine. It was with this aim, after all, that the town was commissioned to construct Prince Karim Aga Khan and other wealthy investors. Only wandering through town, taking the ocean wind, or relaxing at a cafe in the square, will leave you refreshed and refreshed.
You can spend your days shopping at the Promenade du Port, play golf at the high quality Pevero Golf Course, treat yourself to wine tastings and indulge yourself in some tasty food that will delight your palate. Visit the Chiesa di Stella Maris for some incredible views of the Porto Cervo Marina, one of the largest and best equipped marinas in Sardinia. The picturesque white church is located on the top of a hill with a charm that is accentuated by its simplicity and its surroundings. If you enjoy visiting churches or not, the gorgeous view offered by this site makes it one of the must-see spots in Porto Cervo.
Although the city is ideal for relaxing during the day, there is no shortage of nightlife. There are many bars and nightclubs where locals and tourists can enjoy a few cocktails and party the night away under the starlit Mediterranean sky. However, as with most of the locations in Sardinia, the true crown of Porto Cervo is its beaches. After all, no one will ever hop over to this quaint village until they look to sit under the sun with the glistening sea in front of them. With smooth waters giving way to a surreal turquoise and deep blues, naming Porto Cervo’s beaches stunning would be a gross understatement. It is certainly one of the most stunning resorts in the Mediterranean and one of the jewels of luxurious holidays in Sardinia.
Sardinia is the second bigger island of the Mediterranean Sea and it is a mainly mountainous region with a vast natural environment. Here you can swim at the beautiful beaches of Cala Goloritze, Cala Luna and Cala Sisine while Neptune's Grotto is also a well-known destination for its cave which can be reached by boat. Go to the Capo Caccia and take a photo of the wild scenery while the hikers will love the famous Gorropu Gorge. Don’t forget to visit Porto Flavia one of the most important industrial archeology sites in the world.
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