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Stazzo Lu Ciaccaru boasts a privileged location amidst the most famous beaches in Northern Sardinia, the millennial nuraghe complexes of Gallura and endless hectares of wild nature. Let the surprising facets of our island surprise you.
Only a handful of minutes away from Stazzo Lu Ciaccaru, Arzachena combines natural beauty with evidence of very ancient civilizations. The historic center has been renewed in the past few years and is dotted with beautiful little piazzas and lovely green areas. It’s also the home of the Santa Lucia church, easily recognizable for its majestic staircase. As you move away from the center, you’ll find mysterious archaeological sites waiting to be explored, such as the Albucciu Nuraghe Complex, the Archaeological Park, and the Coddu Vecchiu Giants’ Tomb, which dates back to the Bronze Age.
Sardinia boasts super famous beaches and hidden little coves with sparkling waters. A string of little bays protected by maquis shrubland and views of the blue sea where you’ll spend special moments and whose unique views will stay with you forever. The white beaches of Romazzino, il Pevero and Cala di Volpe on one side, the precious pinkish Punta Capriccioli on the other, to name a few.
The Maddalena Archipelago is a kaleidoscope of magnificent islands: La Maddalena, Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria and Razzoli are the main ones, and these are surrounded by countless smaller islets. La Maddalena, the largest of them all, is the main town and the perfect starting point to immerse yourself in the magic of this archipelago, while the Caprera is famous for being the dwelling of Giuseppe Garibaldi. The waters of the Maddalena Archipelago have their own unique charm made up of turquoise waters, white sands and the intense scents of juniper and mastic that you’ll find hard to leave behind.
The most exclusive of all Sardinian locations, every summer Porto Cervo attracts international celebrities, artists and tycoons, drawn by the bright nightlife and luxury shopping. Get lost amidst jet set stars, enjoy a coffee at Piazzetta del Principe or go for a walk to gawk at the expensive yachts parked at the harbor, then wrap up your evening at a fashionable nightclub. After a full immersion in Sardinian high society, you’ll be ready to go back to your refuge of precious quietness at Stazzo Lu Ciaccaru, just a few minutes from Porto Cervo.
One of the most prestigious and renowned golf courses in Europe, the Pevero Golf Club, near Porto Cervo, offers you the chance to practice the sport you love as your eyes rest on extraordinarily beautiful views. An exciting 18-hole green with different levels of difficulty that is played against an amazing backdrop of turquoise sea, lush countryside and Mediterranean greenery.
Explore the Barbagia area, in the Sardinian hinterland, for unique experiences far removed from the most popular tourist locations. This is a mountainous area with beautiful landscapes and ancient traditions, which will take you deep into the most authentic Sardinian culture. Explore the valleys of Lanaittu, leading to the secret village of Tiscali, or the grotto of Corbeddu the bandit; let yourself be raptured by the legendary tales of the hamlets of Oliena, Orgosolo, Mamoiada and Orani. Or get lost in the rich forests of the Barbagia, where each corner feels like ancient magic.
A fascinating hamlet on the north-west coast of Sardinia, Castelsardo sits on a hill facing the Asinara Gulf and has breathtaking views to offer you. Go for a walk in the historic center, criss-crossed by narrow paved streets, colored houses and ancient arches. You’ll feel like you’ve gone back in time. At the highest part of the hamlet stands the Doria Castle. The Doria family founded Castelsardo and the castle named after them is a majestic medieval fortress that offers spectacular views of the surrounding coast.
Famous for being the preferred destination of surf and water sports aficionados, Porto Pollo (Portu Puddu) extends its territory along the northern coast of Sardinia. The hamlet faces the Strait of Bonifacio and has gorgeous views of the Isuledda and of Corsica, further away. With its crystal clear waters and constant wind, Porto Pollo is heaven on earth for surfers in Sardinia, but it also boasts fantastically beautiful natural tracks, on the coast as well as in the hinterland.
