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Wonderful small villa with a sea-view patio and cozy interior, in a quiet area of Golfo Aranci. The house, located on the ground floor of a residential building, has two levels. The ground floor opens onto the cozy and well-furnished living area, and features a dining table, TV and a comfortable sofa. The window, which makes the room very bright, leads to the patio furnished with a sofa, armchairs and coffee table. The kitchen is spacious and complete with all accessories including a dishwasher, oven, and espresso machine. On the second floor is the sleeping area, which consists of three bedrooms, two equipped with a queen-size bed and one with two single beds. Two rooms have a small terrace. Completing the layout are four bathrooms, two with shower stalls, one with a bathtub and the last one as a service bathroom. Guests are provided with comforts such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heating with heat pump.

Not far from the famous towns of the Costa Smeralda, Golfo Aranci is a pretty seaside resort at the foot of the Capo Figari promontory, known for its beautiful white sandy beaches. Unlike what it might seem, there are no orange trees here; in fact, the name comes from a mistranslation from the Sardinian dialect “Golfu di li Ranci,” meaning Gulf of Crabs. The town lies on a tongue of land in the middle of the sea overlooking the Gulf of Olbia, within a naturalistic oasis habitat for mouflon and rare birds, ideal for diving and trekking. Nestled in the seabed is MuMart, an underwater contemporary art museum that can also be visited by snorkeling. Completing the show is the Mizar submarine, from which an “open-sea” aquarium can be seen. The town, originally a fishing village, has undergone great tourist development and is now a village of colorful little houses around which to stroll, shop and savor Golfaran cuisine, especially at Ferragosto during the fish festival. Nearby must-sees include Cala Moresca, Cala Sabina, the White Beach, Baia Caddinas and Marinella Beach.