Holiday rentals and lettings in La Maddalena

Along the stretch of the eastern coast, which goes from Cala Gavetta to Porto Massimo, you can stay in holiday rentals less than 100 m from the most beautiful beaches of the island, and from the balcony or terrace the view is breathtaking. In some resorts, you can relax by the pool or in the garden with its furnishings and barbecue. If you love sports, some villas are equipped with a table tennis table, tennis court and boat.

If you want to visit the historic centre of La Maddalena, and you don't want to give up having the sea nearby, the ideal is to stay in a residence less than 1 km from the coast. Here the holiday rentals in La Maddalena are surrounded by greenery, perfect for dining on the terrace in front of the island of Caprera and Santo Stefano. If you're thinking of going on holiday with friends you'll also find spacious lofts, which feature delightful English gardens

La Maddalena is the island from which the archipelago takes its name. It consists of 62 islands, in the north-east of Sardinia. Bathed by the same sea as the 189 km Corsica from which it is 189 km away, it is connected to Caprera by a bridge, and in just 15 minutes a ferry will take you to Palau, in just over an hour to Tempio Pausania, Olbia and {{Porto Cervo}{83589}.

The inlets of the island, characterised by pink granite rocks, are protected, along with the flora and fauna, by the National Park of the Archipelago of La Maddalena. If you have chosen to stay in a holiday rental in the town of La Maddalena, following the Panoramic Road you can reach the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean: from Cala Nido D'Aquila to Cala Francese, surrounded by bushes of myrtle and juniper, among the paths of the park you can go trekking.

Sea turtles, coastal dolphins, walks in the Mediterranean, sea between the emerald and the blue and absence of dangerous currents, the playground of Padule: there is no doubt, La Maddalena is a destination that is also suitable for family holidays. Whether you prefer to stay in coastal areas or in the town centre, all holiday facilities are equipped to offer comfort and well-being to adults and children.

La Maddalena makes tourists fall in love because, located in thecentre of the archipelago, has beaches such as Cala Spalmatore and Monte d'Arena, which are even more spectacular when seen from the boat, and diving in the depths of its marine park, are the most coveted in the world. Its location is perfect for trips to Caprera, where you can stop for diving, seawatching and snorkeling, and continue to the pink beach of the island of Budelli.

It is worth making a short journey of 15 minutes to land on the island of Caprera, a charm from the naturalistic point of view for its cliffs overlooking the sea, the famous Cala Coticcio (called Tahiti Bay), Garibaldi's house and the prestigious Sailing Center.

It is a showcase that gives the emotion of seeing the findings of the famous Roman wreck, which in 120 BC carried a load of hundreds of tableware vases and amphorae, which then shipwrecked in front of the island of Spargi. You can go down steps to get to the grill of the ship.

If you love music, you can't miss the long-awaited Contemporary Jazz Music Festival, which hosts young Sardinian musicians and internationally renowned artists, attracting tourists from all over the world. The event takes place in the Fortress of Colmi, a breathtaking location.

From the centre of La Maddalena, along the Panoramica road towards the southern coast, you reach the source of attraction for adults and children: the beach of fine sand and transparent seabed, called Testa di Polpo (Head of Octopus) because it is dominated by a rock that resembles the tentacles and the head of the octopus.

If you have decided to rent a holiday letting in La Maddalena means that you love comfortable spaces and cooking in intimate environments, you will surely also enjoy the fun of the local people of La Maddalena, enjoy the traditional cuisine in restaurants that offer menus based on seafood, fresh fish, braised wild boar, the characteristic Sardinian ravioli stuffed with potatoes and mint, the local cheese with honey from Eucalyptus.