Santa Maria Navarrese 649: villa that sleeps 9 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Baunei, Sardinia, Italy.

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Property Description

Property Summary
The Casa Famiglia in Baunei, Italy is a cozy and comfortable 3-family house with 3 separate apartments. It offers a yard, internet WiFi, parking for 2 cars, and the option of an installment plan. The property is conveniently located just 750 meters from the beach in the resort town of Santa Maria Navarrese.

Outdoors
The property features a 400-meter long motor access road (via unmade road) leading to the house. There is parking available on-site for 2 cars and a single garage at the house.

Other Information
Nearby amenities include a supermarket just 550 meters away, a restaurant and bar within 1 kilometer, and a bus stop "Santa Maria Navarrese" only 450 meters from the property. Please note that a car is recommended as there is no lift on the premises.

Distances and Attractions
The sandy beach "di Santa Maria Navarrese" is a short 750-meter walk from the property. The sports harbor is 1.4 kilometers away. Nearby attractions include the town of Baunei (8 km), Pedra Longa (10 km), Arbatax (14 km), Spiaggia di Cea (20 km), Cala Goloritzè (17 km), and Cala Gonone (60 km). This holiday rental offers a convenient location for exploring the beautiful surroundings of Baunei, Italy.

Location Baunei, Sardinia, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Cagliari Elmas Airport, 97.8 Km

Read More About The Baunei Area

Cala Goloritzè: The Best Beach In Sardinia

Cala Goloritzè is one of the most incredibly beautiful beaches in Italy and the entire world. Located on the island of Sardinia, in the Ogliastra area, 9 kilometers north of Baunei, it is a photogenic gem comprised of otherworldly emerald waters, romantic rock formations and pale sands. Added to this is the fact that it is located in a ravine and is unreachable by car or boat, closing it off from the outside world and making it seem even more like one has some how ended up in paradise on earth.

Elected a UNESCO site in 1995, it is officially recognised for its immense beauty and is one of the best places to go snorkeling in the country. If you are a beach-lover or an avid photographer, this beach really has to top the list of those to visit while exploring Italy.

Just find a holiday rental in Sardinia and visit this unbelievable gem for yourself.

There are lots of truly incredible beaches in and around the island of Sardinia. If you find a vacation rental in Sardinia you won't find excellent beaches in short supply. However, some are more famously perfect than others. Some of the island's beaches are especially powdery soft, some have bluer, more crystal clear water, some have more picturesque rock stacks and cliffs, some are less frequented, some are more kid-friendly, some are better for adults, and some are almost too beautiful to be real. No matter what you're looking for, there are all sorts of beaches to appeal to your needs on Sardinia.

One such beach is Cala Mariolu, on the eastern coast of the beautiful island of Sardinia. It is both especially pretty and boasts especially clear and vibrant turquoise waters. A little inlet that is framed by craggy limestone cliffs lined with lush green trees and vegetation, this strip of a beach is a mixture of golden sand that is dotted with small pebbles rounded and made smooth by the endless gentle lapping of the waves (though they can be painful for some to walk on so be sure to bring some footwear along the beach with you!).

Sardinia is an island that is famed for its unique and distinct culture and its diverse and exceptionally beautiful landscape. In particular, it is home to a large number of incredibly pretty beaches all around its craggy and fascinating coastline. From long stretches to secluded little gems, there is a range of different types of beaches, all with their own particular charms, to discover. The area around the seaside town of Cala Gonone in the province of Nuoro to the east of the island, in particular, boasts some especially lovely examples of Sardinian beaches. Part of the Parco Nazionale del Golfo di Orosei e del Gennargentu (or the Gennargentu National Park), this part of the coast is famed for the quality of its waters and is a popular destination for tourists seeking sun and fun and relaxation as a result. The beaches immediately surrounding the town of Cala Gonone include the Spiaggia Centrale (or central beach), S'Abba Durche, Cala Luna, Cartoe, Osalla, Sos Dorroles, S'Abba Meica, Ziu Martine, and Cala Fuili. Among these then, Cala Fuili is particularly scenic and lovely and is an ideal spot to spend a day by the sea for those who have found a villa in Sardinia.

The distinct and charming island of Sardinia is known for its wonderful beaches and unique culture that is made up of a blend of influences and is quite unmistakable when compared to the rest of Italy. Inland, it is also known for a rich and verdant landscape that is ideal for those looking to hike and get outdoors and plan an adventure or two. Overall, it is a destination that abounds in wonderful views, remarkable scenery that is waiting to be explored, and all sorts of fascinating surprises and intriguing attractions. Those, therefore, who have been considering a vacation in Italy but who are in search of something just a little bit different and a little more unique, a villa in Sardinia is just the thing! Come in spring or autumn if you want to spend days comfortably discovering the diverse landscape and all of the outdoor pursuits on offer and head to the island come summer for sizzling days of fun and excitement on the beaches of Sardinia.

The Orange Flag town of Oliena is situated on the west of the island and region of Sardinia. This scenic settlement stretches across a wide plain dotted with majestic mountains, vineyards and olive groves.

Stay at a lovely villa rental in Dorgali, located only twenty kilometres from Oliena where you can relax and unwind in peaceful surroundings.

Oliena has strong historical ties to the ancient Nuragic civilisation that once dominated Sardinia. Tourists would thoroughly enjoy a trail around the wider area of Oliena where a vast collection of unusual rock formations called nuraghes still stand.

The Easter Season in Italy is widely celebrated and represents the second most endeared time of year after Christmas. The traditions of the following festivals evolved from the Catholic belief that this was when Jesus Christ was crucified. Then he was buried and on the third day, ascended into heaven.

The first of our top ten Easter festivals takes place in Oliena, Sardinia.

A solemn procession takes place on Easter Sunday when the townsfolk carry statues of Jesus and the Virgin Mary through the streets. This represents the heartfelt search of Jesus’s mother Mary for her son after his mysterious disappearance from the tomb before she realises he has ascended into heaven.