Costa Smeralda
[edit] Get inFly to Olbia airport (cheap flights from the UK by EasyJet or Ryanair) or take the ferry from Genoa or Livorno in Italy. [edit] Get aroundIn order to have access to the best of the beaches you will probably need to hire a car (mopeds are not so good on the bumpy tracks down to the beaches). Driving on the coastal roads gives great views over the yacht lined Costa Smeralda coastline. [edit][add listing] SeeYou can get up close to the super yachts when they come in to Porto Cervo in the evening. For snorkeling take a trip around the archipelago Della Maddalena from Porto Palau. [edit][add listing] DoThe best of the beaches are Liscia Ruia, Cappriccioli, Piccolo Pevero, Spiaggia del Principe and Romazzino. Luxury yachts in Italy [1], - Yacht charter and sailing, one of the worlds largest acht charter companies, can take care of all charter requirements, from bareboat to crewed in Costa Smeralda. Operating from nine offices worldwide (USA, Spain, UK, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Switzerland, Caribbean, Honk Kong and Dubai) [edit][add listing] BuyYou can pick up fantastic bargains from the beach traders who sell jewellery, clothes, CDs etc. But if you want to be as stylish as the rich tourists of Costa Smeralda you may go to Porto Cervo or Porto Rotondo for expensive clothing. [edit][add listing] EatMost restaurants on the Costa Smerelda are overpriced. For authentic Sardinian cuisine try the campsite restaurants where all the locals go. [edit][add listing] Drink[edit][add listing] SleepIt can be quite difficult finding accommodation in the Costa Smeralda as the area is mainly serviced by Italian tour operators but some local operators provide detailed accomodation information online. If you don't have your own private yacht to stay on and can't afford the £300 per night prices of the exclusive hotels then you might want to hire a villa through a website. Alternatively you can hire bungalows at a number of the campsites on the coast. [edit] Budget
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[edit] Stay safeYou will find Costa Smeralda to be a very safe and friendly place for your vacation, just remember to follow some easy rules. When you’re going to the beach, you need to bring sun block and possibly to find out what the UV rating is for that day. UV rays are calculated on a 1-15 scale. Higher numbers mean more intense rays and the sun in Sardinia is going to shine every single day. Keep plenty of water on hand. It's very easy to become dehydrated when you're in the sun all day. To avoid loss, it's always wise to leave any important documents (like your passport), your credit cards, and most of your money at your hotel. [edit] Get out
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