Hotel Royal Olbia
Viale Aldo Moro 333 Olbia, Sardinia, 07026, Italy
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O melhor da Sardenha
Finalmente chegamos ao melhor da Sardenha. A costa leste oferece praias fantásticas inseridas num cenário de pura montanha. Acabámos por ficar uma noite no Golfo de Orosei, mais calminho uma vez os acessos são feitos apenas por estradas de montanha, e outra em Olbia, já em plena Costa Smeralda que é +/- a Vilamoura cá do sítio... Antes da partida …
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La scoperta di un nuovo paese
... de sécurité sont différentes par ici. Pas de « niaisage ». Tout le monde par la même porte, auto, moto, piétons, tant à l’entrée qu’à la sortie. Et ça fonctionne. Nous avons également été très surpris de ne pas devoir présenter notre passeport. Après tout, on changeait de pays. Et laissez-moi vous dire que ça paraissait. En Sardaigne, c’est l’italien que les gens parlent; le français à peine, et l’anglais très peu. ...
Enjoying the sparkle of the Emerald Coast
... small-town Sardinian life, and also enabled us to stock up on essential provisions which were to last the rest of the week. The setting for the first hotel stay was the north-eastern town of Olbia, and a perfect base from which to sample the delights of the island's Emerald Coast. The centrally-located Hotel De Plam was a strategic enough base from which to let the plan of action unfold, and a 5 or so minute walk into central Olbia was as much ...
Busted in Olbia!
... metrinen ja parituhat paikkainen matkustaja-alus (Moby-Aki) liikahtaa 14. päivä iltana kohti Livornoa. Rahtilaivamatkailun sijaan siis tälläkertaa luvassa aitoa Tyrrhenianmerellistä "f#ckboat" meininkiä! Saa nähdä veteleekö vertoja Turku-Tukholma välille mutta ainakin siis palveluja ja meinikiä laivalta pitäisi löytyä.
Olbiassa muuten vietettiin jo Cagliarissa alkaneen ja Oristanossa jatkuneen ...
On the beach in Sardinia
... to go
to a particular place in Palau where a man will fill your stoppered
containers, from a large vat perhaps. Anyway, long story short he
says it is sometimes called Sardinian opium and that we must try it!
(Don't try this at home, kids!) So, after ensuring that they were all
drinking it first and in greater quantity than us, we gave it a try.
Tasted faintly of prunes, I thought and packing quite a wallop! They
all had ...



