The town of Santa Teresa di Gallura protrudes on a small promontory towards Corsica, The French island that is located geographically north compared to Sardinia. The distance with the French border is only 11 miles, just over kilometers. To the north east of the country is instead the Archipelago de la Maddalena, a group [...]
Lu Pultiddolu beach is a small bay characterized by white sand and blue sea with green shades. The seabed is mainly sandy. The beach is surrounded by the Mediterranean scrub with its typical colors.
The beach of La Marmorata has a low backdrop of light sand and green and turquoise waters, Features make it one of the most beautiful beaches in all northern Sardinia. There is also an islet in which you can visit the remains of a Roman quarry.
Cala Balcaccia is a beautiful beach set in a cove, characterized by white sand. The water is crystal clear with colors ranging from green to blue. The seabed is low and sandy. In addition there are rocks that make the landscape even more beautiful. Around it you can find the famous Mediterranean scrub.
The beach is characterized by fine golden sand, with some boulders along it. In the sea there are rocks. The seabed is mixed between sandy and pebbles. The water is crystal clear, clear and color that varies between emerald green and blue.
Sardinian Romance language Sardinian is a language "romance" o "neolatine", that is, a linguistic domain that derives from the language spoken by the ancient Romans. In the same way, the Portuguese are, The Spaniard, The Catalan, Occitan, the Franco-Provenzale, French, Italian, Ladin, the Friulian, the course, Dalmatic (extinct today) and the Romanian. Languages [...]
Red coral is the only species of the Corallium genus that lives in the Mediterranean, From Greece and Tunisia to the Strait of Gibraltar, Corsica,Sardinia, Sicily and Balearics included, but it is also widespread in the eastern Atlantic in Portugal, Canary, Morocco and Islands of Capo Verde, Usually up to 200 meters deep in unlit places with poor vegetation. Generally, populate all the seas of the globe with the extreme limit consisting of the wide [...]
One of the noteworthy monuments of the town of Santa Teresa di Gallura is certainly the Longosardo tower, from the ancient name of the country. It was erected in the sixteenth century at the behest of the then king of Spain Filippo II at the end of the country, on a small strip of rock. This tower came under the command of Francesco Maria [...]
The town of Santa Teresa di Gallura protrudes on a small promontory towards Corsica, The French island that is located geographically north compared to Sardinia. The distance with the French border is only 11 miles, just over kilometers. To the north east of the country is instead the Archipelago de la Maddalena, a group [...] 
Lu Pultiddolu beach is a small bay characterized by white sand and blue sea with green shades. The seabed is mainly sandy. The beach is surrounded by the Mediterranean scrub with its typical colors. 
The beach of La Marmorata has a low backdrop of light sand and green and turquoise waters, Features make it one of the most beautiful beaches in all northern Sardinia. There is also an islet in which you can visit the remains of a Roman quarry. 
Cala Balcaccia is a beautiful beach set in a cove, characterized by white sand. The water is crystal clear with colors ranging from green to blue. The seabed is low and sandy. In addition there are rocks that make the landscape even more beautiful. Around it you can find the famous Mediterranean scrub. 
Cala Spinosa is a beach that has a bottom of light sand with some granite rocks. The water is crystal clear, ideal for diving and snorkelling lovers. 
La Liccia beach is characterized by white sand and clear and crystalline water. It also has a low backdrop, ideal for children. 
The beach is characterized by fine golden sand, with some boulders along it. In the sea there are rocks. The seabed is mixed between sandy and pebbles. The water is crystal clear, clear and color that varies between emerald green and blue. 
Sardinian Romance language Sardinian is a language "romance" o "neolatine", that is, a linguistic domain that derives from the language spoken by the ancient Romans. In the same way, the Portuguese are, The Spaniard, The Catalan, Occitan, the Franco-Provenzale, French, Italian, Ladin, the Friulian, the course, Dalmatic (extinct today) and the Romanian. Languages [...] 
Red coral is the only species of the Corallium genus that lives in the Mediterranean, From Greece and Tunisia to the Strait of Gibraltar, Corsica,Sardinia, Sicily and Balearics included, but it is also widespread in the eastern Atlantic in Portugal, Canary, Morocco and Islands of Capo Verde, Usually up to 200 meters deep in unlit places with poor vegetation. Generally, populate all the seas of the globe with the extreme limit consisting of the wide [...] 
One of the noteworthy monuments of the town of Santa Teresa di Gallura is certainly the Longosardo tower, from the ancient name of the country. It was erected in the sixteenth century at the behest of the then king of Spain Filippo II at the end of the country, on a small strip of rock. This tower came under the command of Francesco Maria [...] 
