Le Tre Stelle

Le Tre Stelle is set amongst wonderful Sardinian landscapes of olive trees and hills with glorious views and an air of authenticity. Yet despite this countryside location, you are just 4km from the town of Arzachena within half an hour to many of the idyllic beaches of the emerald coast.

Set just off the main road leading to Arzachena (4km), you are well positioned to explore much of the northern part of Sardinia. It’s great to be so near Arzachena with its restaurants, cafes and shops and there are some especially picturesque spots in the heart of the old town. Walk up to Chiesa Santa Lucia for amazing views of the surrounding countryside.

Of course, this region is also famous for its historic sites such as the Giant’s Grave in Coddu Veccju, just a five-minute drive away, as well as many Nuraghe dotted across the landscapes, some accessed via picturesque walking paths. There are also great opportunities to sample wine from this area – the nearest vineyard, just 2km away, produces a delicious white Vermentino wine as well as red and rosé varieties.

A great appeal to this location is that you are never too far away from the glistening beaches whether heading to the glamourous and world-famous Costa Smeralda with upmarket resorts such as Porto Cervo (19km) and Baja Sardinia (18km) or the lovely seaside town of Palau (18km) where boats depart to the incredible La Maddalena archipelago (the owners can also arrange boat hire with its own crew for a tour of these beautiful islands).

Whichever beach you head to you can expect white sand, turquoise-coloured water and pretty bays often backed by macchia, the wild herbs of Sardinia. Look out for incredible hikes, for example around Capo D'Orso, Pevero and Capo Figari. By contrast, parts of this coastline also offer exclusive beach clubs, high-end restaurants and glitzy nightclubs frequented by millionaires in the height of the summer – this is a great island of contrasts.

There are further walking opportunities and mountain biking inland as well as horse-riding stables within a short drive and an 18-hole golf course in spectacular surroundings on the coast near Cala di Volpe. Also not far away is the stunning artificial lake of Lago di Liscia in the heart of rural Gallura, ideal for long walks, bird-watching and picnics by the oaks or olive trees. 

With over 2,000km of coastline, Sardinia certainly has a beach to suit every taste. Be it family-friendly, secluded beaches and coves, great for watersports, or you’d just like to daydream some time away.

While you’re enjoying one of our fantastic villas in Sardinia you may well want to explore everything else the region has to offer – so we’ve put together this handy travel guide to give you a little help and inspiration!

Please be aware that a number of nearby amenities - pharmacies, supermarkets, restaurants, for example - may be closed or have limited opening hours during low season.

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