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A professional tour guide for your daily excursions, trekking-boat tours in the Orosei Gulf & ...
Welcome !My name is Beata, I came from Poland, but Ilive in Italy since 2001. First, I lived in ...
Welcome to Sardinia! Let a local show you those places only a local knows!My name is Gabriela ...
I love my beautiful island and I want to show it to the friends coming here as much as possible! ...
I am an archaeologist and a enthusiast tour guide. My passion ...
Ciao! my name is Matteo, I live and work in Olbia, a small town in the north east of Sardinia. I am ...
I'm a friendly, quiet and liable person. I like visiting new places and discover what have ...
I'm an archaeologist and a tourist guide in Sardinia, specially in northern area, iscription in ...
I am a certified tour guide born and raised in Cagliari, Sardinia. After years of studying and ...
Born and raised in the Dolomites, I had the great chance to explore, experience, admire and love ...
Guided tours in Barcelona and Sardinia. Rosa Mayné is an official guide in Catalonia and also ...
I'm a licensed tour guide in Sardinia and my goal is to let you plunge into the true local life ...
Professional licensed tour guide from Sardinia. 19 years of experience
I'm Francesco Margaretini, a specialist travel advisor with a passion for curating unforgettable ...
Hi, My name is Stafania Simula. I am Tour Guide in Turin. I lives in Santa Teresa ...
My name is Pierfranco Achenza and I am an official guide in Sardinia, regularly registered in the ...
The Mediterranean’s second-largest isle remains one of the shimmering jewels in Italy’s crown. Beset by rugged cliffs and alabaster-white beaches, it’s a land left untouched by the onslaught of globalisation; peppered with rustic villages, sloping vineyards and iconic nuraghe – rough-hewn megaliths left over from the mid-second millennium BC.
In towns like Alghero and Cagliari (the capital), jet setter yachts bob surreptitiously in the harbours, enfolded in a maze of medieval walls and ancient history museums. Along the island’s famous coast – a real draw card up the sleeve of Sardinia tour guides - villas hide beneath groves of cypress trees, overlooking the beaches of the Golfo di Orosei and the rugged inlets of Arzachena and the Smeralda Coast alike.
A veritable paradise for hikers, windsurfers, sailors, history lovers and culture vultures, the Sardinian isle is peppered with subterranean grottoes and Cambrian mountain ranges, encircled by true blue waves and pristine sands and home to everything from mouth-watering culurgione pasta to totemic rock formations from centuries gone by – this one won’t disappoint!
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