Geremeas stands in the homonymous bay, in the “Golfo degli Angeli” at about 28 km from Cagliari.The village is characterized by the wonderful beaches of “Geremeas” and “Mari Pintau” and by some rocky creeks. Nearby 1-2 km restaurants, pizzeria, bar, discos and little markets easily accessible from the road along the coast. The EU awarded the beach and sea of “Kala e Moru” the “blue flag” for their quality. The sea offers a lot of possibilities to diving lovers. The hinterland is surrounded by a wide granitic zone and it is a very good territory for excursions to the nearby forests and to discover the Mediterranean fauna. The Marina of Capitana is the best place to go boating to discover all the beautiful bays and creeks, a real unforgettable experience!
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Hotels and Bed and Breakfast in Gallura e Tempio Pausania
The Gallura not only is a region of beaches and Jet-set, but also a calm hinterland, lost in a lush vegetation. Besides, numerous Corsican set up there, attracted by the beauty of the landscapes and the fertility of the soil, to plant vineyards, which produce the famous Vermentino of Gallura. Tempio Pausania, which is characterized by its granite buildings, was until the second half of the XVIIIth century the capital of the region, more important than Olbia and his port. Near Tempio, the Limbara hills offer good possibilities of trekking and hiking, and as the city is situated at a crossroad, it becomes an ideal point of departure. Indeed, it is situated at 43 kms from Olbia and at 35 from the North Coast (Badesi). Besides, at about 20kms towards the east, Tempio is surrounded by Luogosanto, famous for its Nostra Signora di Luogosanto Basilica, by Sant’antonio di Gallura, by Telti and its last century Church, and by Monti, a little more towards the south. At last, Buddosò, a half point between Tempio Pausania and Nuoro, at about 45kms from Olbia, is famous for its production of granite and cork. Each year, the city organizes an international exhibition of sculptures, that are then exposed in the local museum, which contains cork and wooden sculptures on a one hand and on the other hand, granite sculptures.
