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Hotels Sardinia
luxury holidays - the scenery is breathtaking with a dazzling variety of -
colours of the seas which range from deep blue through to turquoise.
This
land of high mountains, green plains and a superb
coast line with crystal clear seas also has a mysterious past
Hotels Sardinia
luxury holidays. When a
people known as the Nuraghi who like the Tuscans left their mark on the
island and seemingly disappeared except for the igloo shaped stone
houses of which over 7000 are left on the island dating back to the pre
bronze age
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Hotels Sardinia luxury holidays Capo Testa, is the most northern point of Sardinia (in fact "testa" means head). At this windswept point, the wind has modelled the enormous granite rocks over the years so that the visitors' imagination can run riot recognising in each rock an animal, a cathedral dome or a famous person's profile. Nearby the old lighthouse overlooks Cala di Luna (or Valle della Luna as the Hippie-tourists called it) and in the distance one can see the white cliffs that mark the entrance to the port of Bonifacio.Hotels Sardinia luxury holidays Going eastward, towards our final destination, one passes Cala dei Corsari where the water is so extraordinarily transparent that ancient granite columns made in Roman times, can be seen on the sea bed. Soon after we come to the fishing village of Santa Teresa di Gallura, clearly distinguished by its imposing Aragonese tower, which is nowadays a pleasant tourist centre and in the summer its natural harbour (cut out of a long fjord) is so full of pleasure boats that they almost hide the fishing boats.
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