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Just 200 meters from the beach, its easy to see why Villa Pittore 2 is such a popular choice.

This fantastic villa is owned by one of Sardinia’s most famous artists. The villa is ideal for those wanting a holiday close to the beach and sea, as the nearest beach is just 200 meters from this delightful villa. Also the villa benefits from having a large peaceful garden.

The living accommodation consists of a large cosy lounge/dining room with a good sized television, a well equipped modern kitchen with a freezer, washing machine, oven and dishwasher, 1 twin bedroom, 1 double bedroom and a bathroom with a shower.

Accessible from the villa is a large terrace where you can dine Al Fresco or just relax in the sun.

Linen is not included, but can be rented on request at a rate of 28 Euros per week.

Baja, Sardinia

This beautiful villa is located in the north of Sardinia, just 200 meters from Cala Bitta beach and the delightful resort of Porto Cervo is just 4 km’s away.

Porto Cervo is where the rich and famous flock to do their sunbathing in Europe and to party the night away when the sunsets. Set in the North of the Island above Olbia on the Costa Smeralda, it benefits from lush countryside scenery and brilliant blue seas.

Sit back and relax in one of the cafes and bars lining the harbour where you can admire the luxurious yachts that come into the marina. Take a stroll round the town and you will find everything from fantastic boutiques to the historical Stella Maris church.

The nightlife in Porto Cervo is very lively with trendy piano bars open until dawn and clubs playing music to dance to that caters to all tastes. Drink with the beautiful people in the lavish surroundings of the famous Billionaires nightclub owned by Formula One Managing Director Flavio Briatore.

If you want to indulge yourself, have a luxurious meal in chic surroundings at Sottovento restaurant that also has a nightclub where the rich and famous like to party.

Porto Cervo is where the rich and famous flock to do their sunbathing in Europe and to party the night away when the sunsets. Set in the North of the Island above Olbia on the Costa Smeralda, it benefits from lush countryside scenery and brilliant blue seas.

Sit back and relax in one of the cafes and bars lining the harbour where you can admire the luxurious yachts that come into the marina. Take a stroll round the town and you will find everything from fantastic boutiques to the historical Stella Maris church.

The nightlife in Porto Cervo is very lively with trendy piano bars open until dawn and clubs playing music to dance to that caters to all tastes. Drink with the beautiful people in the lavish surroundings of the famous Billionaires nightclub owned by Formula One Managing Director Flavio Briatore.

If you want to indulge yourself, have a luxurious meal in chic surroundings at Sottovento restaurant that also has a nightclub where the rich and famous like to party.

Why Holiday in Sardinia?

A very eye catching island, Sardinia has had great historic and strategic importance. Every Mediterranean power has controlled the island at one time—Romans, Phoenicians, Spaniards, Turks, even a pope. The northern coast of present-day Sardinia is a favourite vacation spot of Italy's extremely wealthy.

The island has a number of attractions: wild horses, flamingos, nun seals, great fishing, mountain climbing, Roman ruins, sailing, reef diving, water skiing, grottoes (the best is Grotta Nuova, near Cala Gonone on the east coast), and tranquil sandy or rocky beaches. Must-sees include the pink sand at Porto Ferro, the typically Sardinian town of Nuoro, Oristano (ruins of the Phoenician city Tharros), the Goddess of Fortune Temple in Porto Torres, Cagliari (the island's capital and largest city, with a good archaeological museum) and Su Nuraxi Nuraghe (an impressive Nuraghic fortress, north of Cagliari). The town of Olbia is the gateway to the exclusive Emerald Coast (Costa Smeralda), one of Europe's most important resort areas as it contains sites that span 3,000 years of history.

Direct flights go to Cagliari (in the south), Olbia (in the north east) or Alghero (on the north west). We have indicated the most convenient airport against each property, but the island is relatively small with decent roads.

Vivid Italy is your perfect choice for a holiday in Sardinia. In Sardinia we have villas, apartments and hotels ideal for your holiday.

How To Get There

There are direct flights from the UK to Cagliari, Alghero and Olbia.

From Gatwick you can fly to Cagliari with Easyjet.

From East Midlands, Liverpool, Dublin, Luton and Stansted you can fly to Alghero with Ryanair. With Thomson you can fly from Birmingham and Gatwick.

From Gatwick you can fly with Thomson and Easyjet to Olbia. Easyjet also flies from Bristol. There are direct Ryanair flights from Birmingham, and Air France flights from Heathrow, to Olbia. Jet2 flies from Leeds/Bradford to Olbia. Olbia can also be reached from Manchester by various carriers.