Sardaigne - Cala Gonone, Cala Gonone.

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Sardinia, Italy, is an island immersed in the sea, known for its natural beauty. Year after year, visitors are captivated by its unique colors and ancient traditions. Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, Sardinia is often referred to as the island of the sun due to its mild climate influenced by Atlantic, African, and Arctic air masses. The weather is generally clear, with around 300 sunny days per year.

With its natural lagoons, majestic coast, and preserved nature, Sardinia is a paradise for lovers of open spaces. The island's 1,800 km of coastline is blessed with stunning white sand beaches, rivaling those found in Polynesian lagoons. In Sardinia, nature reigns supreme.

One of the must-visit destinations in Sardinia is Cala Gonone, an island within an island. This small sea resort offers 40 km of rugged, untouched coastline in the Orosei Gulf. With its pristine beaches, such as Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, and Cala Mariolu, as well as coastal towers and limestone cliffs, Cala Gonone is considered one of the most beautiful places in the Mediterranean. Visitors can enjoy a return to nature while also having access to modern facilities. Daily boat services provide easy access to the most impressive parts of the coast.

Sardinia is also rich in archaeological treasures, with hundreds of burial grounds from the Neolithic period, dolmens, Giants' Tombs, nuraghi, and nuragic villages. Cala Gonone is a particularly rich area for archaeological relics, including the Nuragic Village Tiscali, Nuragic Village Serra e Orrios, and Domus De Janas.

Cala Gonone is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, especially climbers. The area offers some of the best climbing spots in Sardinia, attracting athletes from all over Europe. The mild climate allows climbing activities throughout the year. The breathtaking cliffs and overhang routes provide a challenge for even the most experienced climbers. Other activities such as trekking and mountain biking can also be enjoyed in the area's diverse natural landscape.

For those interested in exploring caves, Sardinia offers two notable options. The Bue Marino cave extends underground for around 500m, reaching a depth of -3 to -6m. The Ispinigoli cave, located at 400m on the side of a mountain, features a grand stalagmite column that is 38m high.

Cala Gonone is a sports lover's paradise. With facilities for various sports such as free mountain climbing, bungee jumping, tennis, football, volleyball, windsurfing, waterskiing, canoeing, fishing, and go-karting, there is something for everyone. Divers can explore the crystal-clear waters and discover relics from the Second World War.

To reach Cala Gonone, there are various means of transportation available. Car hire is recommended for convenience, especially if you plan to explore more of the island. Flights to Sardinia are available from London with airlines such as RyanAir and Easyjet. From the airports in Olbia, Alghero, and Cagliari, the transfer to Cala Gonone takes approximately 1.20 hours, 2.20 hours, and 2.30 hours, respectively.

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