Luxury apt near Loceri at a short drive from Cea Beaches

        

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Type of object:	vacation rental
Living area:	110 m2
Number of rooms:	4
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	5
number of bathrooms:	1
Listing #:	25406

In a private domain of nine hectares, outside the village of Loceri, you'll find Villa Vacca, lain in an oasis of tranquility and privacy. On the ground floor is your apartment, rustical and very spacious, with several terraces, barbecues and an infinite Mediterranean garden. Large rustic living-kitchen. With fireplace, central heating, two large dining tables and lots of space. All necessary garden furniture is present in the various terraces and so a few BBQ's. Including fruit trees, vineyards etc.. Wanna have some fun? farm animals will welcome you with a lot of interesting sounds, smells, and sights. These animals aren't politically correct but are delightfully themselves. To spend a farm holiday in Sardinia is to immerse oneself in nature, enter into contact with the vibrant local cultures and traditions of the island, taste fresh, high quality, authentic local specialities, and discover what life is like for those who work in the Sardinian countryside. Sardinia offers an unparalleled array of places to visit, from stunning natural landscapes and white sandy beaches to globally important archeological sites and beautiful medieval churches.

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Forty kilometres of coast in the wildest part of Sardinia, sheer cliffs dotted with coves and beaches that are the real jewels of the Mediterranean. One of the last natural paradises, where faunistic species such as, the Corsican seagull, the peregrine falcon, and the crested cormorant nest and live in harmony with the environment, a land that is jealously guarded by the custodians of the territory, the local shepherds whose flocks of goats graze free amid the mountains. Excursions aboard small motor boats for groups of approx 12 people.Discover the charm of the Orosei coast, explore the creeks and coves on your pleasant outing, pausing along the way to swim in the most beautiful crystal-clear sea of the Mediterranean. See the Ogliastra islets, Pedra Longa, the water springs of Baus, the cave of the doves, the inlets of Porto Pedrosu and Portu Cuau (on the bottom of the latter is the wreck of the cargo boat Levante, which sank in the 1960s). During our mini-cruise we can stop at the splendid beaches of Cala Goloritzé, the Sorgenti beach, the Gabbiano beach and the beaches of Cala Mariolu and Cala Biriola. In addition we can visit the spectacular “Fico” cave, where the monk seal was last seen. Get to know the traditions and customs of an archaic world that still exists amid the impervious mountains of Baunei. The excursion crosses the Golgo plateau to visit the famous chasm (natural monument), with its 270 m sheer drop, it is the deepest in Europe, the renowned Nuragic pools, the nuraghe of Co’e Serra and St. Peter’s church, built in 1600s, with an anthropomorphic betyl at the entrance.We have lunch and then we start our 1 hr 30 min trek to the splendid beach of Cala Goloritzé, after a lovely, relaxing swim we return to Santa Maria Navarrese by boat. Tourism in Sardinia is a relatively new phenomenon and until recent times there was little choice but to stay in modest inns or private houses, especially away from the largest towns and a handful of old, well-known seaside resorts. Today the quality of Sardinian tourist accommodation has reached the same high standards found in the rest of Italy (thanks in part to important events such as the establishment of a Sardinian tourist board in 1952, and changes in regional laws starting in the 1960s which incentivized investment from individuals and large companies). The coastal areas are not the only places driving the growth of tourism in Sardinia, with many areas once exclusively used for farming and grazing now offering fantastic holiday accommodation, such as Fonni and Oliena. The number of different holiday possibilities is countless, stretching from your traditional hotel, to simpler, often more rural options like bed and breakfasts or agritourism farmhouses. Another possibility for those who want to immerse themselves in the mediterranean scrub and breathtaking landscapes of the Sardinian countryside is the campsite, particularly recommended to lovers of walking. A fantastic alternative to hotels or resorts is the self-catering holiday home, many of which have swimming pools and/or are right by the sea. If you are looking for a beach holiday you will soon notice the different characters of the various coastal areas. The Emerald Coast (Costa Smeralda) and the famous seaside towns near Olbia (including Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo) are very popular among the rich and famous, and whilst their 'exclusiveness' is questionable, they ooze style and sophistication. In contrast areas such as Santa Margherita di Pula, Porto Conte, Baia Sardinia and Villasimius are popular destinations for package holidays, whereas areas like Alghero, Santa Teresa di Gallura, La Maddalena, San Teodoro, Cala Gonone, Golfo Aranci and Muravera are popular among more traditional, independent tourists. In addition to these well known destinations there are many minor coastal towns and villages where you can find great accommodation at very good prices, especially in agritourism farmhouses, bed and breakfasts, and hotels, the rising stars of Sardinian tourism. The early days when Sardinian hotels were known for their lack of professionalism, offset only by the beauty of the island and the friendliness of the islanders, have long since passed, even in the lesser known places. Despite the growth of tourism in Sardinia the countryside retains its wild, uncontaminated beauty, and visitors always enjoy a completely authentic experience, never a manufactured one.

Loceri , Ogliastra , Sardegna , Italy

On the Ogliastra hills, at 200m of altitude, surrounded by lush olive groves and vineyards, lies the charming village of Loceri. The territory has a wealth of archaeological remains of several periods. The domus de janas, Sa Mardona and the nuraghi of Nuraxi and of Cea can be visited and also the giants’ tombs at Cea. It is well worth climbing up the hill that overlooks the village to visit the nuragh Serra Uleri .From its summit that dominates the valley one can enjoy the splendid view. A visit to the Domus de Janas in the Serra Paulis area, also called Pirarba, is fascinating. The way there is up a path along which one can admire the typical lush vegetation of Loceri.Very typical are the country churches of San Bachisio, in the popular Baroque style, dating back to the 17th century near the soccer field, and the Sacro Cuore next to the park named after the church itself, on the road from Pelau to Lanusei, direction Taccus. Domus Vacca is only with your own car to reach. Distance from Lanusei is 4 km. and Loceri also 4 km In this house you will find all the needed rest and privacy. Domus Vacca is located 15 km from the beautiful beaches of Lido di Cea. With the car in a quarter of an hour to reach. In ancient Etruria the Luceri peoples were famous at the time of the foundation of Rome. The name would, accordingly, suggest an early Etruscan settlement. The first settlements might have been located at Ager or Domus or Villa Luceri, meaning Locerio’s land or house or villa. Before its attested destruction around 1316, the village may have spread to the other side of the Mesu river, not unlike its new dwellings are attempting to do today. Before its destruction Loceri belonged to the Judicature of Cagliari, to Piedmont, to the Spanish and finally to Italy. We will take you on an unforgettable trip to see: the cave of the doves, the inlets of Portu Pedrosu, Portu Cuau and the beaches of Cala Goloritzé, Punta Ispuligi de nie (Cala dei gabbiani and Cala Mariolu), to the discovery of undersea siphons inside the “Fico” cave, where the monk seal was last seen. We will sail to the extreme tip of North Ogliastra to the splendid beaches of Cala Sisine, Cala Luna and the "Bue Marino Cave"

arrival and distances

Distance to next airport: Cagliari Elmas - 140 km
Distance to next railway station: Lanusei - 4 km
Distance to next motorway: SS 125 - 10 km
Distance to next Shop: 4 km

Sport facilities nearby

fishing, climbing, biking, canoeing, mountain biking, horse riding, swimming, sailing, surfing, diving, hiking, water ski, surfing,

Type of holiday

• relaxation holiday
• family holiday
• holiday on a farm
• cultural and sightseeing holiday
• romantic holiday
• holiday for singles
• beach holiday
• hiking holiday

Bedroom

Total number of sleeping facilities: 2

• 2 double room(s)

bathrooms and WCs

number of bathrooms: 1

• 1 bathrooms with shower
• 1 seperate WC(s)

External facilities of object

• garden
• barbecue
• children s playground
• car Parking
• terrace

Internal facilities of object

Machines and equipment

• bed linen provided
• towels provided
• radio
• satellite-TV
• washing machine

Kitchen facilities

• 4 ring stove
• single ring stove
• freezer
• dishwasher
• fridge
• microwave
• oven

Services

Other

• long term rental possible
• low allergen environment
• pets not allowed
• seniors suitable for
• children welcome
• handicapped suitable

additional information

Payment Terms: Within 7 days after receiving our confirmation on your booking request you've to pay 30% of the total rent deposit. On arrival at your vacation home, the balance due has to be paid to the owner. Cancellation: Cancellation 9 months to three weeks time before arriving 30% of the total rent payable. If canceled less than the above term is 50% of the total rent payable. Regarding a withdrawal of your booking in case of serious illness, we can make an agreement that only 15% of the total amount will be paid from your side. Although when demonstrable with an authentic and signed medical certificate (no copies), which can be sent to us for further verification.

minimum rental

Minimum rental: 260 Euro per object per week

Season prices

from	to	per night	per week	renting unit
25.09.12	31.05.13	-	260 €	per object
01.06.13	30.06.13	-	290 €	per object
01.07.13	31.08.13	-	470 €	per object
01.09.13	30.09.13	-	290 €	per object
01.10.13	31.05.14	-	260 €	per object

Contact data

The owner speaks the following languages:
English, Italian, Niederländisch (Dutch)

E-Mail:	Click, in order to take up by email contact!
Fon:	0031(0)115441702
Mobil:	0031(0)622588222

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