Panorama Cagliari

Viale Diaz, 231 Cagliari, Sardinia, 9100, Italy

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Cagliari

A travel blog entry by marcelo.heather

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... well cared for. Marcelo said it reminded him of a favela in that it is built on a hill, a lot of buildings very close together and a bit run down. Aside from this we found out later that it was a bank holiday – which explained why all the shops were closed and the city seemed abandoned. Cagliari also has a lot of cats. They are everywhere and they are quite pretty. Anyway, Marcelo and I got to walk a lot and we enjoyed our ...

Cin Cin!

A travel blog entry by sarahimray

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... it was cool and quiet which was nice. 50 metres from where I am staying there are 180 degree views of the Mediterannean, and in this great weather it just sparkles.

When walking the Tour Mont Blanc the point was made (by a Frenchman of course) that the French on the trail were more friendly because they always say Bon Jour in a sing song as they walk past you, but in the Italian part nobody says Buongiorno. Well this riled me a little as ...

A week in Sardinia

A travel blog entry by patandalan

This was a sunshine holiday with our daughter Pamela and our grandson Ezra
it was a nice camp we stayed at with a couple of swimming pools , we travelled
arounmd sardinia a little and its a lovely island , but mainly just relaxed in the
sun.

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Land and Culture Time

A travel blog entry by ireneandchris

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It was great to stretch our legs and not have to worry about Cuttyhunk on anchor. We walked into the city and wandered around the old part. Enjoying the narrow curved streets, churches and other old stone built things. Being Sunday there were very few people about and most of the commercial shops were closed, so retail therapy wasn't an option, much to Chris's relief.

Arriving back at the marina we found the "manager", he ...

And Now for Sardinia

A travel blog entry by ireneandchris

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We left Tripani, Sicily early on the morning of 27 July and after a couple of hours motoring in calm conditions the wind filled in from the south and we were off to Sardinia. Twentyfive hours of sailing later we arrived onto the south east coast of Sardinia and anchored in a large bay off a beautiful sandy beach.

Clear water, sunny skies and a chance to catch up on ...

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