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Cala Gonone
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Experience the beauty of Sardinia at Cala Gonone, where our apartment offers breathtaking views of the gulf from just 80 meters away from the sea. Located in a tranquil area, guests can enjoy the convenience of parking facilities. The apartment comfortably accommodates up to 4 people with its two double bedrooms and a well-equipped kitchen and dining area. The bathroom features a refreshing shower, while the veranda is perfect for dining under the stars.Conveniently located near restaurants and shops, our apartment is the ideal base for exploring the area.
Prices for 2011 (in Euro) per week are as follows:
- January 1st to April 9th: 300
- April 9th to May 28th: 350
- May 28th to June 18th: 400
- June 18th to July 2nd: 450
- July 2nd to July 16th: 600
- July 16th to July 30th: 700
- July 30th to August 27th: 800
- August 27th to September 3rd: 500
- September 3rd to September 17th: 450
- September 17th to October 1st: 400
- October 1st to November 5th: 350
- November 5th to December 31st: 300
The prices include electricity, water, and gas consumption. A final cleaning fee of Euro 35 is applicable. Towels and linens can be provided at an additional cost of Euro 15 per person per week.
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Sardinia, an island immersed in the sea, known for its natural beauty, is the perfect holiday destination. Every year, visitors from all over the world are captivated 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 a year, the weather is clear and pleasant.
Sardinia's natural beauty can be seen in its stunning coastline, majestic lagoons, and preserved nature. The island offers ideal conditions for hiking, enjoying the beach, or simply relaxing under the shade of olive trees. Nature reigns supreme in Sardinia, with its 1,800 km of coast boasting splendid white sandy beaches that rival those found in Polynesian lagoons.
Cala Gonone, an island within an island, is a small sea resort overlooking a rugged and untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. Its beaches, including Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, Cala Mariolu, Cala Biriola, Cala Fuili, Cala Cartoe, and Cala Osalla, are considered among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. Coastal towers and limestone cliffs interrupt the pristine beaches, creating a picturesque setting. Cala Gonone offers a unique blend of authentic nature experiences and modern facilities. A daily boat service allows visitors to explore the most impressive parts of the coast in just a few minutes. Sea, sun, caves, excursions into undiscovered nature, hospitality, folklore, and archaeology are all part of the charm of Cala Gonone.
Sardinia is also a treasure trove of archaeological sites, with hundreds of burial grounds dating back to the Neolithic period. Dolmens, Giants' Tombs, nuraghi, and nuragic villages offer a glimpse into the island's ancient civilizations. Cala Gonone is particularly rich in primitive relics, including the Nuragic Village Tiscali, Nuragic Village Serra e Orrios, Giants' Tombs, and Domus De Janas. Archaeologists and prehistory enthusiasts will delight in exploring this hidden world.
Cala Gonone is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, especially climbers. Its cliffs, such as "La Poltrona," Cala Fuili, Cala Luna, Biddiriscottai, Acquaplano, Il Budinetto, Cala Golotitzé, and the Supramonte in the Gorroppu gorge, offer challenging routes and breathtaking views. The area is also ideal for trekking, with excursions to the Gorroppu Canyon, Tiscali Nuragic Village, and from Cala Fuili to Cala Luna.
Exploring the caves is another must-do activity in Cala Gonone. The Bue Marino cave extends underground for around 500m, while Ispinigoli cave features a grand stalagmite column 38m high.
Sports enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to enjoy in Cala Gonone. From extreme sports like free mountain climbing and bungee jumping to diving in the crystal-clear waters, there is something for everyone. The area is also perfect for trekking, mountain biking, tennis, go-karting, football, volleyball, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, and fishing. Cala Gonone offers a wide range of sports facilities and opportunities for a fun and active holiday.
To reach Cala Gonone, there are various transportation options available. The simplest method is to hire a car, which also allows for exploring other parts of the island. Car rental services can be found on the RyanAir website or through websites like Rent.it or Holiday Autos. The travel time from Olbia to Cala Gonone is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, from Alghero it is around 2 hours and 20 minutes, and from Cagliari it is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Sardinia is easily accessible with cheap flights from London through airlines like RyanAir and Easyjet.
Sardinia's natural beauty can be seen in its stunning coastline, majestic lagoons, and preserved nature. The island offers ideal conditions for hiking, enjoying the beach, or simply relaxing under the shade of olive trees. Nature reigns supreme in Sardinia, with its 1,800 km of coast boasting splendid white sandy beaches that rival those found in Polynesian lagoons.
Cala Gonone, an island within an island, is a small sea resort overlooking a rugged and untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. Its beaches, including Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, Cala Mariolu, Cala Biriola, Cala Fuili, Cala Cartoe, and Cala Osalla, are considered among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. Coastal towers and limestone cliffs interrupt the pristine beaches, creating a picturesque setting. Cala Gonone offers a unique blend of authentic nature experiences and modern facilities. A daily boat service allows visitors to explore the most impressive parts of the coast in just a few minutes. Sea, sun, caves, excursions into undiscovered nature, hospitality, folklore, and archaeology are all part of the charm of Cala Gonone.
Sardinia is also a treasure trove of archaeological sites, with hundreds of burial grounds dating back to the Neolithic period. Dolmens, Giants' Tombs, nuraghi, and nuragic villages offer a glimpse into the island's ancient civilizations. Cala Gonone is particularly rich in primitive relics, including the Nuragic Village Tiscali, Nuragic Village Serra e Orrios, Giants' Tombs, and Domus De Janas. Archaeologists and prehistory enthusiasts will delight in exploring this hidden world.
Cala Gonone is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, especially climbers. Its cliffs, such as "La Poltrona," Cala Fuili, Cala Luna, Biddiriscottai, Acquaplano, Il Budinetto, Cala Golotitzé, and the Supramonte in the Gorroppu gorge, offer challenging routes and breathtaking views. The area is also ideal for trekking, with excursions to the Gorroppu Canyon, Tiscali Nuragic Village, and from Cala Fuili to Cala Luna.
Exploring the caves is another must-do activity in Cala Gonone. The Bue Marino cave extends underground for around 500m, while Ispinigoli cave features a grand stalagmite column 38m high.
Sports enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to enjoy in Cala Gonone. From extreme sports like free mountain climbing and bungee jumping to diving in the crystal-clear waters, there is something for everyone. The area is also perfect for trekking, mountain biking, tennis, go-karting, football, volleyball, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, and fishing. Cala Gonone offers a wide range of sports facilities and opportunities for a fun and active holiday.
To reach Cala Gonone, there are various transportation options available. The simplest method is to hire a car, which also allows for exploring other parts of the island. Car rental services can be found on the RyanAir website or through websites like Rent.it or Holiday Autos. The travel time from Olbia to Cala Gonone is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, from Alghero it is around 2 hours and 20 minutes, and from Cagliari it is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Sardinia is easily accessible with cheap flights from London through airlines like RyanAir and Easyjet.
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