If Italy’s rich cultural heritage, stunning scenery, vibrant cities, and distinctive traditions have always drawn you in, you can start planning where to spend your next holiday in this lovely nation.
Depending on one’s preferences, there is undoubtedly plenty to visit and do from the North to the South, even if there are some locations that are unquestionably among the most well-known. Here is a list of some of the best destinations in Italy.
Sardinia, a stunning island with a vivid nightlife
One of the most picturesque islands in the Mediterranean, Sardinia blends the history of the major cities with unspoiled environment and beaches with crystal clean waters. In addition, Sardinia is a favorite getaway for film stars and other famous people who enjoy staying up late to the party; it is no coincidence that the island has a terrific nightlife.
Anyone who has been to this gorgeous island at least once on holiday has thought of buying a house here. In fact, there are many houses for sale in Sardinia Italy that may be good choice, even if you are looking for an investment. As here rental costs are high, many people prefer to buy a house, rent it out to tourists or enjoy it during their holidays.
Sardinia is the perfect place for those who love the sea and water sports. The beaches are broad, wonderfully sandy, and seriously sun-kissed, from the picturesque Costa Smeralda in the northeast to the remote pretty bay of Chia in the southwest.
If you wish to go out at night and spend a few relaxing hours in luxury, then places like Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo, but also San Teodoro, Olbia, and Palau are ideal for you. Furthermore, it should not be understated that Sardinia, with its extensive stretch of golden sand, is an ideal holiday spot for families. (1)
Sicily, the incredible beauty of a volcanic island
Sicily offers a magnificent coastline. With bright-white cliffs, volcanic outcrops, half-moon bays, pebble beaches, and quiet bays in addition to those expansive and long stretches of sand, the landscapes are just breathtaking. And all of this is situated in the shadow of Etna, a volcano with which the locals share a unique connection.
A trip to the Aeolian Islands, which are easily accessible by ferry and only a few kilometers off from the coast of Sicily, is not to be missed. They provide a pristine sea, a stunning view, and thermal mud pools.
The richness of this land is enjoyed by both eyes and taste. In fact, there is a wide variety of delicious food available here, from street food sold along the city’s streets to colorful delicacies that may be seen in the windows of the pastry shops. (2)
“The Divine” Amalfi Coast
Italy is not just islands. If you are looking for something unique, where a land rich in lemon groves meets the sea and communities clinging to the slope and stunning cliffs, then you have to travel to Amalfi Coast, a few minutes of driving from Naples.
An experience to do is to visit the fishing villages scattered along the coastal road, such as Cetara and Erchie, stop for a paddle on pebbly beaches that can only be reached by steep ladders or from the sea, or have lunch at a beach club. Then, move to Amalfi to visit the enchanting cathedral and have a glass of the sweet “Limoncello”, a typical local liqueur.
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