Bezienswaardigheid
Santa Teresa Gallura
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Tips van locals
Genevieve
April 18, 2015
Nearest supermarkets outside the park, within Portobello there is a general store
Kerry
April 4, 2015
Ferry can be caught here for daytrips to Corsica.
Celeste
December 19, 2021
Santa Teresa Gallura is a town on the northern tip of Sardinia, on the Strait of Bonifacio, in the province of Sassari, Italy. The southern coast of Corsica can be seen from the beach. The city is one of several possible locations for the ancient city of Tibula.
Stefania
August 1, 2021
It’ a seaside resort on the northern coast of Sardinia, plenty of shops, restaurants and café.
Ilaria & Bruno
October 6, 2014
Let’s explore Santa Teresa di Gallura, a charming town in the extreme north of Sardinia. Unlike the glitzy Costa Smeralda, Santa Teresa is more down-to-earth, offering an authentically local atmosphere. Here are some highlights: Rena Bianca Beach: The main beach in town, Rena Bianca, stretches for 700 meters along the coast north of central Santa Teresa di Gallura. With its Blue Flag certification, this beach boasts clean, shallow turquoise water backed by picturesque cliffs. Families with children will appreciate the calm waters and amenities like toilets, showers, and nearby bars and restaurants. To reach Rena Bianca from the center of Santa Teresa, it’s about a ten-minute walk, involving approximately 300 meters of steps1. Rena Majore: Located at the mouth of the Rio Cantaro, Rena Majore is a vast yellow-sand beach situated 9 kilometers southwest of Santa Teresa di Gallura. This wild and rugged beach stretches for 2 kilometers, featuring sand dotted with rocks and boulders. The crashing waves add to its natural beauty. To access Rena Majore, you can drive to nearby car parks, but they tend to fill up quickly during the summer season1. Torre di Longosardo: One of the remarkable monuments in Santa Teresa di Gallura is the Torre di Longosardo, built in the 16th century at the request of King Philip II of Spain. Perched on a small rocky strip at the edge of the town, this tower offers panoramic views of the surrounding areas.
Let’s explore Santa Teresa di Gallura, a charming town in the extreme north of Sardinia. Unlike the glitzy Costa Smeralda, Santa Teresa is more down-to-earth, offering an authentically local atmosphere. Here are some highlights: Rena Bianca Beach: The main beach in town, Rena Bianca, stretches for…
Locatie
Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia