San Teodoro is a vibrant tourist destination south of Olbia on the east coast of Sardinia, Italy. It is conveniently located within a thirty-minute drive from the airport of Olbia, featuring some of the most breathtaking beaches of Sardinia. Water is turquoise, transparent and ideal for children as well as snorkelers. A fishing village of the past, today it is a lively hub with emerald beaches, a wide range of water sports, lively clubs and sophisticated bars. Its pristine nature will provide hours of relaxation. The true gem of San Teodoro lies to its magnificent beaches; three kilometers of azure waters, La Cinta offers impeccable views of the island Tavolara. Other white-sand beaches with shallow waters, like the pine-fringed Cala Brandinchi and La Cinta, are popular among kite surfers. A variety of sports such as surfing and sailing, diving, horse riding, cycling, tennis courts, and a golf course are just some of the activities to ensure this place will never let you run out of options.
Surrounded by Mediterranean brush, the Stagno di San Teodoro lagoon attracts pink flamingos, a uniquely beautiful sight. For culture and history lovers, Museo Delle Civiltà del Mare displays ceramics, a fragment of a Roman helmet and other archaeological items are on display of particular interest.
Bringing culture and nightlife together, with the Old Port being considered the best-equipped touristic port in the Mediterranean Sea, San Teodoro will make your vacation memorable. Porto Rotondo is a fantastic location too, overlooking the wide Gulf of Cugnana, full of villas and piazzas swathed by a splendid natural environment. Nights are not less interesting here and they combine fun with sophistication. Enjoy an aperitif while the sun sets or perhaps dine in an elegant restaurant.
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.
The birthplace of the Roman Empire and Renaissance, Italy, showcases many of the world’s greatest artworks, architectural buildings and over the top gastronomical proposals. This is the country where the word “style” expresses the whole nation. Italy has more Unesco World Heritage cultural sites than any other country; among them are Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and Primavera, Michelangelo’s David and Sistine Chapel and da Vinci’s The Last Supper.
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