Regions & Places in Sardinia
Budoni Marina, Ottiolu
North-east Sardinia. The Ottiolu marina brings a touch of Costa Smeralda flair to the rather down-to-earth town of Budoni. Situated on the rocky coast north of Budoni beach, the marina offers everything a sailor’s heart desires: here you can hire sailing boats and motor yachts, book moorings and stock up on everything you need.
Budoni Sandy Beach
North-east Sardinia. The fine-grained sandy beach at Budoni is uniquely beautiful. The advertising industry is well aware of this, which is why the beach has already featured in numerous adverts, including a Jeanswer advert starring the actor Götz George.
Cala Liberotto
North-east Sardinia. Cala Liberotto is one of the most beautiful seaside resorts on Sardinia’s east coast and a real hidden gem. Even the journey there is an experience in itself.
Costa Rei
Southern Sardinia. Sardinia is renowned for its beautiful beaches. There are numerous holiday paradises for swimming and beach-goers, particularly along the east coast.
Torre delle Stelle
Southern Sardinia. Sardinia has a reputation in German-speaking countries as a particularly exclusive holiday destination. People think that renting one of the upmarket holiday homes here is prohibitively expensive. But that’s just a misconception!
Villasimius
Southern Sardinia. The former small fishing village of Villasimius has blossomed into a real highlight in recent years. Its exceptionally beautiful geographical location links the east and south coasts.
Geremeas
Southern Sardinia. Anyone driving eastwards along the coastal road from Cagliari will be enchanted time and again by breathtaking panoramas and views.
Capo Comino
North-east Sardinia. Capo Comino is situated on the east coast, about 40 km south of Olbia. The journey from Olbia ferry terminal or airport takes just under an hour.
Orosei and Irgoli
North-eastern Sardinia. These two places are ideal for anyone wishing to experience authentic Sardinia, away from the well-trodden tourist trails. Enjoy the stunning natural beauty, the countryside and the warm hospitality of the Sardinians.
Osalla
North-east Sardinia. The fertile Orosei plain comes to an end at Osalla. Here, just before the macchia and the mountains reassert their rugged dominance and what is perhaps the most beautiful cliff-lined coastline in the Mediterranean begins, you will find a stunning, long sandy beach that has remained largely untouched by tourism.
Porto Rotondo
North-east Sardinia. Porto Rotondo lies in the far north-east of the island; although it is not part of the nearby, world-famous Costa Smeralda, it can certainly rival it in terms of glamour.
Posada
North-east Sardinia. Posada is a town steeped in history on the east coast. An imposing castle, the Castello della Fava, provided the local farmers with protection against raids by Saracens and pirates in the Middle Ages.
San Giovanni
North-east Sardinia. San Giovanni is the southernmost tip of the municipality of Posada and borders directly on the small fishing and marina port of La Caletta.
San Teodoro
North-east Sardinia. The lively seaside resort of San Teodoro is about 20 minutes’ drive from Olbia’s ferry terminal and airport. You don’t necessarily need a car whilst you’re staying there.
Budoni, Baia S’Anna
North-east Sardinia. Baia Sant’Anna is an idyllic holiday village right by the sea, situated about 1 km east of the picturesque hamlet of Tanauella.
Budoni – the hinterland
North-eastern Sardinia. The municipality of Budoni also includes a few pretty little villages in the hinterland, which we’ll briefly introduce here.
Budoni Forest Beach
North-east Sardinia. If you’re in Budoni and are looking not just for sun but also for a bit of shade now and then, you’ll find two particularly lovely spots along the bay.
Porto Corallo
Southern Sardinia. Porto Corallo is a quiet coastal village on the south-east coast of Sardinia, which belongs to the municipality of Villaputzu.