Residence Vignola Mare

Comprising seven islands and around sixty rocky islets, the archipelago boasts a 180km coastline of granite rock. Its crystal-clear beaches are the stuff of dreams, ranging from turquoise blue to emerald green.

Discover Sardinian delights: Porceddu (tender roast suckling pig), Pane Carasau (emblematic crusty bread), Culurgiones (ravioli stuffed with cheese, onion and mint) and Malloreddus (pasta delights with tomato sauce).

Take advantage of the proximity of the sea to try your hand at the many water sports on offer in the Mediterranean: paddle, sea kayak, wakesurf, windsurf. Whether you're a beginner or an amateur, alone or with the family, you're guaranteed to have ...fun! See more

Between pink granite and shades of blue, this route takes you up high to admire the Sardinian coast and, in the distance, the Corsican cliffs of Bonifacio, passing two beautiful beaches. Follow the SP90 to Badesi and Vignola, then Costa Paradiso.