Palau
Bear Rock, the symbol of Palau, is a massive granite formation sculpted by time and weather into the shape of a great crouching bear, which can be seen just 5 kilometres outside the town. The little town is nestled in an inlet with views across to La Maddalena Archipelago, to which it is connected by frequent ferry services. A few kilometres from the town is the charming resort of Porto Rafael, named after its founder, Count Rafael Neville de Berlanga.
Cannigione
This well-known holiday destination, originally a fishing village, attracts thousands of visitors to its marina. Cannigione, a district of Arzachena, is a few kilometres from Country Resort & Restaurant Parco degli Ulivi, on the west coast of the Gulf of Arzachena. Boat trips to La Maddalena Archipelago National Park depart from Cannigione. The Cannigione coastline and its beaches are ideal both for families and for young travelers looking to enjoy their holiday in complete freedom, with the opportunity to choose a different, exclusive coastal destination every day. The gently sloping sea bed is highly popular with scuba divers and snorkelers, to the extent that it has become one of Sardinia’s diving centres par excellence.
Porto Cervo
Since its foundation, Porto Cervo, a district of Arzachena municipality in Sassari province, has been considered the jewel of the Costa Smeralda. Its port, one of the biggest and best-equipped in the Mediterranean, is the home of the famous Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, organizers of enthralling sailing regattas and races. Founded in the Sixties by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, the little village is a favourite destination of the international jet set.