Pets welcome Suitable for children Smokers welcome Self-catering
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Situated within easy reach by car to the local beaches of Alghero and the historical Catalan old town centre.
Villa Vittoria offers accommodation with 5 bedrooms all with private bathrooms, a swimming pool with Jacuzzi which can not be missed, 2 terraces with fantastic panoramic views, a large garden with a BBQ for your relaxing evenings in the country surroundings.
Also, just for the children, a gold fish pond!!
Panoramic view
Panoramic view
Private swimming pool
Terrace
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The Sardinia region
Romantic, exclusive and oozing stylish chic, it’s the perfect escape if you’re seeking total, uninterrupted tranquillity. Your only difficulty will be deciding which part of this enchanting isle to see.
With over 1800km of coastline and a situation equidistant between Italy and Tunisia, Sardinia is in the heart of the Mediterranean and has flavours to match - it is an island that boasts a fiercely independent character whilst remaining indisputably Italian.
Sardinia's picture-book coastline, with its white sandy beaches and crystal clear emerald water, is some of the best the Mediterranean has to offer.
Alghero area
Alghero is located on a gorgeous sandy bay in the northwest of Sardinia, one of the towns of the Triangulo della Nurra Sassari and Porto Torres being the other two). The town and its surrounds stretch north to south from Capo Caccia to La Speranza beach and within this area you will find much historical and cultural interest.
The Aragonese conquered this part of Sardinia in 1353 and their influence on the town is still present to this day. Alghero is referred to more as a Catalan town than an Italian one; indeed the street signs are still written in Catalan and the local dialect strongly resembles it too. One of the local dishes, which can be sampled in Alghero's fine restaurants is 'aragosta alla catalana' which combines the history of the town with its main industry - fishing.
A stroll down the lungomare to the port will reveal lobster and coral boats and while the formers' catch is evident in the restaurants, the latters' can be found in the little shops dotted along cobbled streets in the form of charming necklaces and other jewellery and trinkets. Once you have toured the boutiques on Via Carlo Alberto, the most elegant street in the city, you are bound to wander into the heart of the old centre which lies within the Porta a Terra gate and houses some of the monuments and buildings dating back to as early as the 14th-century.
The church of San Francesco with its multi-coloured cupola has Gothic-style influences and its cloister is host to open-air concerts in summer. The Cattedrale di Santa Maria is one of the town's architectural highlights and is a landmark on the Algheran skyline. The original 16th-century Duomo doors and octagonal bell tower are still standing and the Campanile, open to visitors, affords stunning views as far as the eye can see.
Alghero counts many fantastic beach: Lido, Bombarde, Lazzaretto, Mugoni, Porticciolo, Porto Ferro, Poglina.
How to get there
Fly to Alghero-Fertilia. The best way is by Ryanair from UK, Ireland, Germany, Sweden and Spain. From April to October, also by some other tours operator (e.g. TUI).
From Italy (Rome and Milan) by AIRONE.
By ferries from Genova-Livorno (Tirrenia-Grimaldi-Mobylines), during summer also from France.
All the main car hire companies are based in Alghero.
Coming from Olbia have to follow the direction Sassari, Alghero, Santa maria la Palma Capocaccia Coming from Porto Torres have to follow the direction Alghero, Santa maria la Palma Capocaccia
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Alghero-Fertilia: 8 km
Railway:
Alghero: 4 km
Ferry:
Porto Torres: 34 km
Activities near Alghero
Sports: Tennis in town Watersports Horse Riding Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation A winter sun break Good nightlife City breaks Cycling holidays