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Salvatore Putzuvia Delle Conchiglie
Cala Gonone
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Enjoy a relaxing getaway in Sardinia at our beautiful house/villa located just 50 meters from the sea in Cala Gonone (NU). This spacious accommodation can comfortably sleep up to 7 people and features 3 double bedrooms, 1 single bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, 2 bathrooms, a veranda, and a garden with a barbecue. Private parking is also available for your convenience.Our location provides easy access to all the comforts you need, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable stay.
Please find below our prices for the year 2011 in Euro for a week-long stay:
- 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
Please note that the prices include consumption of electricity, water, and gas, as well as final cleaning. Towels and linens are also provided for your convenience.
We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful villa in Sardinia for a memorable vacation by the sea.
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Sardinia, Italy, is a captivating island immersed in the sea and known for its natural beauty. It attracts visitors from all over the world who are enchanted by its unique colors and ancient traditions. Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, Sardinia enjoys a generally mild climate influenced by Atlantic, African, and Arctic air masses. With approximately 300 sunny days throughout the year, the weather is clear and pleasant.
Sardinia is a large island with breathtaking natural landscapes, including colorful lagoons, majestic coastlines, and preserved nature. It is the perfect destination for those who love open spaces and offers ideal conditions for hiking, enjoying the beach, or relaxing under olive trees. The island boasts over 1,800 km of coast, featuring stunning white sand beaches that rival those found in Polynesian lagoons. In Sardinia, nature reigns supreme.
One of the most beautiful spots on the island is Cala Gonone, an island within an island. This small sea resort overlooks 40 km of rugged, untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. With minimal concrete structures, the beaches of Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, Cala Mariolu, Cala Biriola, Cala Fuili, Cala Cartoe, and Cala Osalla are among the most stunning in the Mediterranean. Coastal towers and limestone cliffs add to the picturesque landscape. Cala Gonone offers an authentic return to nature, with fascinating ancient sights and modern, comfortable facilities. A daily boat service allows easy access to the most impressive parts of the coast.
In addition to its natural beauty, Sardinia is rich in archaeological treasures. The island is home to numerous burial grounds, dolmens, Giants' Tombs, nuraghi (ancient stone structures), and nuragic villages. The area around Cala Gonone is particularly abundant in primitive relics, such as the Nuragic Village Tiscali, Nuragic Village Serra e Orrios, and Domus De Janas. This hidden world of ancient history continues to fascinate archaeologists and prehistory enthusiasts.
Cala Gonone is also a haven for outdoor activities. It is a renowned climbing destination, attracting athletes from all over Europe. With its mild climate, climbing can be enjoyed year-round. The cliffs, such as "La poltrona," Cala Fuili, Cala Luna, Biddiriscottai, Acquaplano, Il Budinetto, and Cala Golotitzé, provide thrilling challenges for climbers of all levels. The Gorroppu Gorge features the impressive "Supramonte" overhang routes, reaching heights of 400m. The reward for climbers is not only an exhilarating experience but also breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The area also offers exciting excursions, including visits to the Gorroppu Canyon, Nuragic Village Tiscali, and hikes from Cala Fuili to Cala Luna.
Sardinia is known for its stunning caves. The Bue Marino cave stretches for around 500m underground and offers a unique exploration experience. The Ispinigoli cave, located at a height of 400m, features a grand stalagmite column towering at 38m.
Sports enthusiasts will find numerous opportunities in Cala Gonone. The area offers modern facilities for various sports, including free mountain climbing, bungee jumping, diving, trekking, mountain biking, tennis, go-karting, football, and volleyball. The crystal-clear waters surrounding the coves and ravines hide relics from World War II, making diving an exciting activity. Beginners and those looking to improve their diving skills can find qualified instructors in the area. Cala Gonone truly offers a wide range of sports and ensures a fun and adventurous holiday.
Don't miss the boat excursions to the beautiful beaches of Cala Luna and Cala Mariolu, visits to the Bue Marino caves, and excursions to the Gorroppu Canyon and Nuragic Village Tiscali.
Sardinia is easily accessible from London, with cheap flights available from RyanAir and EasyJet. Once on the island, various transportation options are available to reach Cala Gonone. Car hire is the simplest method, providing flexibility and the opportunity to explore more of the island. From Olbia, the journey to Cala Gonone takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, from Alghero approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes, and from Cagliari approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Sardinia is a large island with breathtaking natural landscapes, including colorful lagoons, majestic coastlines, and preserved nature. It is the perfect destination for those who love open spaces and offers ideal conditions for hiking, enjoying the beach, or relaxing under olive trees. The island boasts over 1,800 km of coast, featuring stunning white sand beaches that rival those found in Polynesian lagoons. In Sardinia, nature reigns supreme.
One of the most beautiful spots on the island is Cala Gonone, an island within an island. This small sea resort overlooks 40 km of rugged, untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. With minimal concrete structures, the beaches of Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, Cala Mariolu, Cala Biriola, Cala Fuili, Cala Cartoe, and Cala Osalla are among the most stunning in the Mediterranean. Coastal towers and limestone cliffs add to the picturesque landscape. Cala Gonone offers an authentic return to nature, with fascinating ancient sights and modern, comfortable facilities. A daily boat service allows easy access to the most impressive parts of the coast.
In addition to its natural beauty, Sardinia is rich in archaeological treasures. The island is home to numerous burial grounds, dolmens, Giants' Tombs, nuraghi (ancient stone structures), and nuragic villages. The area around Cala Gonone is particularly abundant in primitive relics, such as the Nuragic Village Tiscali, Nuragic Village Serra e Orrios, and Domus De Janas. This hidden world of ancient history continues to fascinate archaeologists and prehistory enthusiasts.
Cala Gonone is also a haven for outdoor activities. It is a renowned climbing destination, attracting athletes from all over Europe. With its mild climate, climbing can be enjoyed year-round. The cliffs, such as "La poltrona," Cala Fuili, Cala Luna, Biddiriscottai, Acquaplano, Il Budinetto, and Cala Golotitzé, provide thrilling challenges for climbers of all levels. The Gorroppu Gorge features the impressive "Supramonte" overhang routes, reaching heights of 400m. The reward for climbers is not only an exhilarating experience but also breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The area also offers exciting excursions, including visits to the Gorroppu Canyon, Nuragic Village Tiscali, and hikes from Cala Fuili to Cala Luna.
Sardinia is known for its stunning caves. The Bue Marino cave stretches for around 500m underground and offers a unique exploration experience. The Ispinigoli cave, located at a height of 400m, features a grand stalagmite column towering at 38m.
Sports enthusiasts will find numerous opportunities in Cala Gonone. The area offers modern facilities for various sports, including free mountain climbing, bungee jumping, diving, trekking, mountain biking, tennis, go-karting, football, and volleyball. The crystal-clear waters surrounding the coves and ravines hide relics from World War II, making diving an exciting activity. Beginners and those looking to improve their diving skills can find qualified instructors in the area. Cala Gonone truly offers a wide range of sports and ensures a fun and adventurous holiday.
Don't miss the boat excursions to the beautiful beaches of Cala Luna and Cala Mariolu, visits to the Bue Marino caves, and excursions to the Gorroppu Canyon and Nuragic Village Tiscali.
Sardinia is easily accessible from London, with cheap flights available from RyanAir and EasyJet. Once on the island, various transportation options are available to reach Cala Gonone. Car hire is the simplest method, providing flexibility and the opportunity to explore more of the island. From Olbia, the journey to Cala Gonone takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, from Alghero approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes, and from Cagliari approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
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