Photo: Sailing to Caprera Island
The Costa Smeralda is legendarily beautiful and exclusive, but sail along the coast or drive inland a stretch—away from the glitz and glamour and 300-foot mega-yachts—and you can find semi-deserted beaches and villages that time forgot.
Read the articleDestinations: Naples · Santa Teresa Di Gallura · Sardinia · Porto Cervo
Themes: Beach · Cruise · Romantic Getaways
Inspired by: Sailing to Sardinia — by Devin Friedman, Published Apr. 2008
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Boomerang offers private or group travel itineraries on a variety of boats.
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The hotel is a “rustic” building (i.e., built in the local style to look like a big, white, very beautiful farmhouse) with a pool surrounded by hedges
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Located on the Costa Smeralda, one of the most exclusive spots in the Mediterranean, the Hotel Cala di Volpe was built 40 years ago by the Aga Khan. T
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The 47-room La Coluccia—near the small town of Santa Teresa di Gallura—is ideal for couples craving undisturbed beach time. The stretch of sand alongs
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Guests continue to pour in, on dinghies from giant yachts anchored in the bay and from the hotel’s private beach, not to mention the people like me wh
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The park consists of seven mostly uninhabited islands, and is destination No. 1 for Sardinian vacationers.
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Naples
Is Naples frozen in a gilded past—or forging a new identity as Italy's most vibrantly authentic (and undiscovered) city?The answer: Both. A contemporary art scene, celebrated restaurants and the fines
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