Villa Sos Orzastos between Puntaldia and Lu Impostu Beach

Villa Sos Orzastos is located between Puntaldia and Lu Impostu, in Via Capo D'Orso without a house number, we are in Lu Fraili di Sotto, a hamlet of San Teodoro, in Gallura, province of Sassari, north east Sardinia. main parking of Lu Impostu beach, 10 minutes walk immersed in the nature of this locality to get to this wonderful beach which continues becoming Cala Brandinchi, two magical places in Gallura. The villa is completely independent and has a garden of 1800 square meters with all the Mediterranean scrub, the olive trees, that is the wild olive trees from which the house takes its name, other agave, lavender and hibiscus plants enrich and color the garden that has large parking spaces and green lawn areas in which to set up areas for sunbathing at all hours of the day and a barbecue area with an outdoor shower. From here you access a panoramic terrace overlooking both the sea of Lu Impostu on one side and that of Puntaldia on the other. From the terrace you enter a house of about 200 square meters with a large living room with dining area and a sitting area, with a large fireplace in the middle, the house has antiques scattered everywhere, in particular in this room, with TV, armchairs and windows that always overlook the sea. From here you enter from one side the kitchen, simple but functional, with fridge with freezer, kitchen with 4-burner stove with oven, dishwasher and plenty of kitchen utensils. On the other side of the hall you enter the sleeping area, which consists of 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms, the first bedroom has a double bed, has a sea view and has a private bathroom in the room with toilet, shower and bidet. The second bedroom is a pearl, finely furnished with antiques, has two windows from which you can see the sea even when you sleep in your bed, in the style of the most absolute first Costa Smeralda. From the corridor you continue towards two other bedrooms, a double bedroom and a twin bedroom with two single beds placed side by side, in the middle of the two bedrooms we find another service bathroom with toilet, shower and bidet. Peace is the main feature of this completely independent villa, with the characteristic of being a few minutes walk from both the town of Lu Fraili di Sotto with the main services, therefore, bars, restaurants and pizzeria and from the wonderful sea of this unique stretch of Gallura. La Cinta, a long, thin stretch of golden sand bathed by a crystalline blue sea, Cala Brandinchi, a white shore with water that resembles a tropical paradise nicknamed, for good reason, Tahiti, Lu Impostu, its natural progression, the magnificent Marina di Puntaldìa, with its modern tourist harbour and the Caribbean-like s’Isuledda beach. These beaches are the symbols of San Teodoro, a celebrated resort town that is a favourite among young people for its night life. The coastline here is home to a variety of beautiful seashore ‘gems’: Cala Ginepro, its air fragrant with the aromas of the native Mediterranean brush, Coda Cavallo beach, which will amaze you with views of the grand Tavolara and its protected marine area, Cala Ghjlgolu, where the wind and the sea moulded a boulder into the shape of a turtle, an attraction very popular with visitors, especially children. Other places may be less famous, but they are no less beautiful: Baia Salinedda, Cala d’Ambra, Cala Suaraccia, Li Corri di Li Becchi, Li Marini and Seghefusti. The spectacle is completed by, behind the beaches, the San Teodoro lagoon, where flamingos come to rest during migration and home to the long-legged black-winged stilt. It’s a wonderful place for a nice walk and a spot of bird watching. Known all over Gallura as Santu Diàdoru, this town is home to less than five thousand people in winter, a number that rises to tens of thousands in summer. Although man’s presence here dates to prehistoric times, the town came about in the XVII century, just inland from the eastern slopes of Mt. Nieddu, when shepherds and fishermen populated this amazing stretch of land. The nuraghe in the area of Naracheddu is its most important relic. People had also settled here in Roman times, as documented by archaeological finds now at the Museo del Mare. Among the events not to miss are the festivities surrounding patron saint San Teodoro, whose church was rebuilt in the mid XX century, and festivities of Sant’Andrea, which take place in the Montipitrosu quarter.