Colonna Du Golf Olbia

... day. There weren’t many boats around us so we turned up our music, and just had a great afternoon.

That evening, after dinner the crew pulled up anchor and we began our cruise to Naples. After dinner I got a group together to play Rock Band, the Xbox Video Game in the upper salon. It was a fun day. It’s always nice when guests finally relax and unwind and really let go and enjoy themselves. They’re at their best at those times.

... that it has a lot in common with the planned community that Disney built, or the planned suburbs of Orange County in California with their gated communities.

There’s nothing wrong with places like these. It’s just not my style. I prefer the unexpected, the genuine, and the gritty. I love the variety of life that a master plan takes away. I prefer the rollercoaster of life over the merry-go-round.

... but beautiful area. Upon arrival they showed us to our "cabin" which was basic and had a bathroom, kitchen area, living room and bedroom loft. It was simple, clean, and comfortable. We had a great porch with an amazing view over the valley. We enjoyed having coffee out there in the mornings and reading out there in the evenings. All the food was raised and prepared on the farm (cured meats, cheeses, vegetables, eggs, etc). Breakfast was coffee and homemade bread along with ...

... it is the least interesting example of it. Its murky interior has three aisles separated by pillars and columns recycled from Roman constructions, and even the stoup for the holy water was formerly an urn that held cremated ashes. The church is the venue for Olbia's biggest festa, six days of processions, costumed dancing, poetry recitations, traditional games and fireworks around May 15, commemorating San Símplicio's martyrdom in the fourth century.

... hours then onto their Australia bound flight. I think it was going to take some 30 hours to get home. Not as long as us but our pace is certainly more relaxing. The next morning Shaz and I duck off to the supermarket to restock the cupboards then refuel and head out on our way to Alghero on the other side of Sardinia. We have ...

... weather lasted for 4 hours before the wind came up a little. Then a little more and more until we were half way across and our breeze had turned into a strong breeze on the nose, with the seas becomming very choppy with a short steep swell. Unfortunately the Sutho's found this most unpleasant and between vomoiting and death threats to the captain they were forced to endure 24 hours of this torture. I believe Gills comment after reaching Olbia was ...

We arrived in Olbia and found our way down the narrow shipping chanel dodging the massive pssenger ferries. This is a major port where ferries take people and cargo across to Rome. There is a free stone jetty where yachties can tie up. This is right near town and very convenient. We spent 2 night here and explored the town. Quite a nice little town with main ...

... de dag om de Noordelijke eilanden van de Archipel te bezoeken I. Razzoli, I. Budelli en I. Santa Maria ook hier is het turquoise blauwe water ingenomen door tientallen motor jachten, waardoor wij al snuffelend van het ene eiland naar het andere eiland hobbelen zonder te ankeren. Het is dan ook weer een verademing in onze eigen baai te komen, weg van de waan van de dag. Hij is gekomen onze mistral, omstreeks 10.00 uur donderdag staat er windkracht 5 en om 14.00 uur hebben ...

... matched by reality - and the water has been consistently clear too. Food choices have been dominated by Pizzeria offerings for the last 3 days as the prices in the more varied restaurants have been prohibitive! Still, we have had some great pasta and seafood, accompanied by delicious Sardinian wine. I would whole heartedly recommend a trip here ' try it in one of the many campervans to be truly free of accomodation really only being available in towns.....

Ah the blue mediterrian so placid so clear so peaceful... so boring! give me an Australian beach any day. don't get me wrong its great to have a beach with sand but after about 10 minutes I get kind of bored without waves to play in. however the europeans have devised a way to deal with this you can hire little bat and ball sets to play in the water with and hire paddle boats, deck chairs, umbrellas and some other things that my italian is too poor to work out exactly what they are ...