SARDINIA Orosei the coast of Baunei Italy Travel Guide 4 K

Sardinia is a wonderful island off the coast of Italy. It is the second largest island in the Mediterranean. One of the things you need to do is take a mini boat or speedboat cruise from Coligomone to the beaches along the cliffs of the Casta Dupone. Departing at 10 o'clock from the port of Coligonone, it will make three stops of approximately two hours each of the most beautiful possibilities. The boat departs from Coligalone. The mini cruise costs 45 euros for adults and 25 euros for a child. This tour is the most complete and relaxing one and allows you to admire the picturesque coastline of the Gulf of Orise. Departure at 10 o'clock from the port of Coligonone, it will make three stops of approximately two hours each. At the most beautiful beaches of Colaluna, Barioland Mariolo or Coladae Gabbione. The return is scheduled for approximately 5.30 pm. Grotte del Buemarina. Once home to the monk seal, the sea trenches have become a destination visited by millions of tourists. Located in the Gulf of Orise, in the centre of Sardinia's east coast, our mini cruise does not include a visit to this place. Since we will not have time to visit other places, you can see from the photo what this place looks like. And next stop, Colaluna. Colaluna is considered the most beautiful beach of the Mediterranean. One of the natural wonders of the Gulf of Orise and symbol of the east coast of Sardinia, Colaluna is located exactly between the municipalities of Bonai and Dorgoli and is characterized by the mouth of the Cardula de Luna stream. Recommendation. Be sure to take swimming shoes to protect your feet from stones and deep sand. Colo Suoli. Colo Sison. Colo Mariolo. A small pebbly beach at the foot of high limestone cliffs, where you can go snorkeling and diving. The pearl of the Gulf of Orise. On the east-central coast of Sardinia, a small hidden cove with white and pink pebbles. Jump into the sea, which seems to be hand-drawn by the artist. Its panorama impresses with endless shades of blues, emerald greens and mid-blues, as well as snowflake-like pebbles. The surrounding rock, 500 metres high, drops steeply both to the north and to the south. Therefore, by land, Colo Mariolo can only be reached by a hard-to-reach, for specialists' path through a dense Mediterranean forest. Colo Coloiz. Colo Golo Riz is a beach located in the town of Bonai, in the southern part of the Gulf of Orise, in Ogliastra, Sardinia. The beach, one of the most memorable in Sardinia, was formed by a landslide in 1962. It is known for its 143 metres high peak above the bay. And the next stop is the beach, Colo Sison. Spiaggia di Colo Sison beach, 200 metres long, located between Colo Gononi and Bonai, eastern Sardinia. Colo Sison is a magnificent bay located in the east of Sardinia, about 17 kilometres north of Bonai and 11 kilometres south of the small seaside town of Colo Gononi. Sison faces directly east, offering stunning views of the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea, stretching all the way to the coast of western Italy. Behind the beach there is a small pond with fresh water, where you can wash the sand off your feet. Behind the pond, you'll find the Succoio restaurant, where you can grab a bite to eat and cool off while admiring stunning views of the valley. Expect prices to be a bit on the high side, even for a bottle of water, as supplies for the restaurant have to be brought in by boat from nearby villages. This beach, as you can see, is very rocky, so take care of your feet. Then we return back to the port, and the mini-cruise is coming to an end. Friends, I hope you enjoyed our trip. Write if you would like to visit these places in Sardinia. Thank you. Thanks for watching this video. See you. Bye.