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Italy · Sardinia
Sardinia & Corsica
The Costa Smeralda, La Maddalena and the white cliffs of Bonifacio.
Overview
North-eastern Sardinia is the Mediterranean at its purest. The Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo are the heart of European yachting, while the 62 islands of the La Maddalena archipelago hold water that rivals the Caribbean. Cross the Strait of Bonifacio and you enter Corsica, where white cliffs plunge into impossibly clear water.
Where to dine
A table by the water
Phi Beach
Baja SardiniaBeach club and restaurant on the water — book a sunset table for aperitivo.
Ristorante Pedrinelli
PalauThe area's best lobster alla catalana. Uncompromising Sardinian cooking.
Il Belvedere
Porto CervoViews over Cala di Volpe — dentex carpaccio and seafood tagliolini.
Canne al Vento
NuoroInland Sardinian fare — malloreddus, suckling pig with myrtle, aged cheeses.
A Cantina di l'Orriu
BonifacioCorsican cooking on the old port — local charcuterie, fresh brocciu, Niellucciu wine.
What to do
Anchorages & excursions
Spiaggia Rosa, Budelli
Sea access only — the sand is pink from crushed coral. A protected reserve.
Cala Brandinchi
The 'Sardinian Tahiti' — fine white sand and two-tone turquoise water.
Su Nuraxi, Barumini
Sardinia's most important nuraghe, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Bonifacio old town
A Genoese citadel poised on the cliff — reached on foot via the stairways.
Strait of Bonifacio by sea
12km of currents and islands — technical sailing, unmatched scenery.
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