Stintino holiday apartment rental, Tanca Manna with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, air con, TV

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Casa Bellavista (apartment)

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Casa Bellavista is a summer holiday house located in Stintino in the renowed area of Tanca Manna. This property is ideal to spend your holiday in Sardinia in total relax and enjoing the famous white sandy beaches which characterizes the coasts of North Sardinia from Alghero to Stintino. From the house you can easily walk to the sea and to the numerous coves and blue sea bays of Stintino.

Casa Bellavista is a 85 sqm one storey house which can guest up to 8 people (6+2) that features a double en suite bedroom, 1 bunk bedroom, 1 double bedroom. Two extra sleeps can be arranged in the double sofa bed in the living room.

There is also another bathroom; from the kitchenette you can get to the rear lawn garden which is ideal for b&q. the wide sea view veranda also allows you to enjoy your al-fresco meals by looking at the Gulf of Asinara.

sea view veranda	Veranda
Living room	Cala Lupo

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The Sardinia region

The second largest island in the Mediterranean sea, a name familiar to many but relatively unknown as a holiday destination. The little you hear about Sardinia is all true, over 1,800 km of coastline, much of it utterly unspoilt and fringed by white sand beaches lapped by crystal clear waters of every shade from deep aquamarine to shimmering turquoise and emerald green.

Probably its' only claim to fame apart from giving its' name to tins of small fish, is the Costa Smeralda, built by the Aga Khan as a playground for the rich and without doubt, pristinely beautiful, but perhaps slightly too perfect and a touch synthetic and out of context with the real Sardinia beyond its' confines.

Matching the beauty of its' coastline, the hinterland of Sardinia is a magnificent and uncompromising landscape of high rugged mountains, deep gorges and ravines and rolling wooded countryside, with small forests of pine and holm-oak interspersed by olive and almond groves, vineyards and citrus plantations and great swathes of green and yellow Macchia, the dense and aromatic Mediterranean scrub-land, still in some places inhabited by wild boar, a Sardinian delicacy and quite commonly featured on the menus of restaurants throughout the island.

Between the villages and towns, the interior of the island is now sparsely inhabited, but you will find many a pre-historic memento of the mysterious and enigmatic Nuraghic people, a race of warrior shepherd kings and builders of the 'Nuraghi', incredible, monumental, conic-shaped, stone structures, believed to have been used as fortified dwellings. There are still seven thousand of these amazing antiquities scattered around the island today and only a mere 30 have so far been seriously documented by archaeologists.

Like other strategically placed islands in the Mediterranean rich in natural resources, Sardinia has been invaded, conquered and swapped by all the great powers of history. Phoenicians, Romans and Carthaginians have battled for supremacy with Pisans, Arabs, Vandals, Barbary Pirates and finally the Spanish.

Many of these different cultures have left their imprint on the island and there are a number of impressive Roman and Carthaginian ruins in coastal areas as well as beautiful monasteries, churches and many fine old buildings in the capital of Calighari and other major towns. However in historical terms, it is the ancient Nuraghic people who have left the most indelible mark on the island and who have rightly been credited as being the precursors of the present Sardinian culture where even today, there are some thirty thousand shepherds and three million sheep!

Stintino / Tanca Manna area

Stintino is developed inside two inlets where small harbours are situated. They are side by side, the old port called "Minori" (small) and a new port called "Mannu" (big).

Many events and entertainment are organised for tourists and residents during the summer season. Among the important annual festivals is a boat race at the end of August called "Regata della vela latina". We also recommend visiting the museum Tonnara at the new port.

The most famous beach is called "La Pelosa" but there are others, equally as nice, like "Saline", "Puzzona" and "Ezzi Mannu". "Pelosa" beach is certainly one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia. Its water is so delightful; it's difficult to find another place like it in Italy. Its turquoise colour, transparency and the finest white sand render "Pelosa" beach more similar to tropical places rather than Mediterranean ones. Apart from the lack of tropical fish, a particular type of vegetation makes you remember that you are in Sardinia: the Mediterranean underbrush, present even on the beach.

How to get there

Cheap flights from Barcelona, Bremen, Dublin, Dusseldorf, East Midlands, Frankfurt, Liverpool, London, Madrid, Milan, Rome, Pisa, Stockholm to Alghero (Ryanair).

Cheap flights from Basel, Berlin, Bristol, Geneve, London, Milan to Olbia ( Easy Jet). At Alghero airport ( 45 minutes driving) and Olbia airport ( less than 2 hours driving).

There are all car hire companies such as Hertz, Avis, Maggiore, Europcar, Eurorent, etc.

Activities near Stintino

Facilities

Further details

Extra fees to be paid at the check in: 100 euros for final cleaning; 10 euros per person (weekly) for water, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels supply.

Conditions

Weekly basis

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	26 Jun 08	28 Jun 08	1000£  806	0-	0-	1 Week
	28 Jun 08	12 Jul 08	1200£  968	0-	0-	1 Week
	12 Jul 08	26 Jul 08	1400£  1,129	0-	0-	1 Week
	26 Jul 08	23 Aug 08	1700£  1,371	0-	0-	1 Week
	23 Aug 08	6 Sep 08	1200£  968	0-	0-	1 Week
	6 Sep 08	20 Sep 08	900£  726	0-	0-	1 Week
	20 Sep 08	8 Nov 08	800£  645	0-	0-	1 Week
	8 Nov 08	15 Nov 08	500£  403	0-	0-	1 Week
	15 Nov 08	20 Dec 08	300£  242	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.

Additional costs: 100 euros for final cleaning; 10 euros per person (weekly) for services fees which include water, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels supply. To confirm the booking is asked a 30% deposit of the total amount. The balance is due to pay 30 days before the arrival. Extras have to be paid at the check in.

Availability notes

To see availability please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60795

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To contact this owner please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/60795

Contact details for home 60795 Please mention Holiday Lettings
Name:	Fabio Loriga
Tel:	+39 079 516225
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