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Sardinia Holidays

Enjoy Hot, Dry Summers And Mild Winters...

Sardinia holidays whisk you away to the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Sardinia is just a short ferry ride away from it sister island Sicily and the French island of Corsica. There are three mountain ranges in Sardinia with the highest peak being in the middle of the island called Punta La Marmora in the Gennargentu mountain range. The island has a few major rivers the longest being Tirso which flows into the Mediterranean Sea and measures over ninety four miles in length. Sardinia has a Mediterranean climate with dry, hot summers and mild winters. The mountain climate tends to be cooler and wetter, in the winter it's not uncommon to see snow fall in the higher peaks. Italian is the most spoken language in Sardinia but inland traditional Sardinian is widely spoken and is used for folk songs and poetry. Sardinia holidays give you the opportunity to visit the largest vineyard in Europe the renowned Sella and Mosca which is situated close to Alghero. There are three main airports in Sardinia, Olbia on the northeast coast,Alghero on the northwest coast and Cagliari on the south coast. There are also four main ferry ports.

Sardinia is a tourist haven attracting visitors for its magnificent beaches offering isolated sandy coves, picturesque harbours and for its natural beauty. Throughout the year the island plays host to an abundance of festivals, where you will see traditional costumes, local handicrafts, hear local music with plenty of traditional dancing. Holidays in Sardinia offer the chance to sample a fantastic array of food stalls offering traditional Sardinian cuisine and delicacies.

From Costa Smeralda To Alghero Via The Billionaire Club...

Costa Smeralda on the northeast coast of Sardinia is the main tourist resort, offering a six mile stretch of unspoilt golden sandy beaches that are backed by luxury hotels and private villas. Costa Smeralda is frequented by rich and famous celebrities and the paparazzi due to its famous designer jewellers and boutiques including Cartier, Gucci, Prada, Versace and Armani. However supermarkets and general stores are also available in the resort. The resort offers one of the finest yachting marinas in Europe and hosts world class regattas and races. It's undoubtedly one of the most impressive marinas in Europe. There are plenty of water sports on offer including sailing, scuba diving and windsurfing. Costa Smeralda offers one of the most beautiful places to play golf in the world taking in the impressive views over the resort. Nightlife offers a range of choices from laid back bars to lively discos, if you want to party head to The Billionaire Club famously owned by Flavio Briatore.

Alghero in the northwest region still retain its Spanish influence and is one of the most enchanting towns on Sardinia. Alghero boast many secluded bays, inlets surrounded by lush pine forests and jagged rocks. The Spanish influence is clear to be seen from the Catalan street signs, melodic local dialect, and flamboyant churches to the seven defensive towers that protect the harbour. The beaches are stunning and the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea make Alghero an unforgettable place to visit.

An Island Of Stunning Natural Beauty, Fine Beaches And Excuisite Cuisine...

Cagliari on the south coast is the largest resort on the island and is steeped in history, its Sardinian name Casteddu means castle. Cagliari is close to high green mountains, lakes, waterfalls and gorges and occupies a superb position between the fertile plains and sea. Poetta beach has more than six miles of white sandy beach and is regarded as having one of the world finest beaches. Attracting sun worshipers and families with small children, it's easy to see how its reputation developed. When the sun goes down Cagliari is transformed into a vibrant meeting place with open air cafes and restaurants. There are also several shops selling locally crafted Sardinian handicrafts including pottery, ceramics and textiles.

The accommodation on the island ranges from simple self catering to luxury 5 star hotels, providing something for everyone in this beautiful oasis of Sardinia. There's a wide range of cuisine on offer in Sardinia from cheap and cheerful to sophisticated restaurant for fine dining. The excellent cuisine features local fresh fish and seafood as a speciality, bursting with intense aromatic and fruity flavours. There are plenty of Agriturismo or farm restaurants that serve local Sardinian dishes accompanied by a jug of local wine of either Mirto or Limoncello. Sardinia is family orientated and children are welcome in most restaurants. You can book holidays to Sardinia here online at Late Deals.

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