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THE COSTA SMERALDA In the north of Sardinia, in Italy, the Costa Smeralda is one of the most beautiful stretches of coast in the whole Mediterranean. It lies in Gallura, a land of wind-shaped granite, green bays and low Mediterranean scrub that grows down to the sea. What people remember most, after the water, is the light: clear and golden, it changes through the day and turns the granite warm at sunset.

PORTO CERVO, THE JEWEL OF COSTA SMERALDA. Porto Cervo is the iconic heart of the Costa Smeralda, where the beauty of the Mediterranean meets a refined and exclusive lifestyle. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, hidden beaches and the unique granite landscape of Sardinia, it is famous for its elegant marina, fine restaurants, luxury boutiques and lively atmosphere.

MARZAMEMI IS A SMALL COASTAL VILLAGE IN THE DEEP SOUTH OF SICILY, IN ITALY. The coast of south-east Sicily is one of the finest in the Mediterranean: clear water, gentle sandy bays, small islands just off the shore, and long stretches of open sea. This is a corner of Italy where the sea is not something you look at from the terrace, but a part of daily life.

CASTELSARDO, THE HEART OF NORTHERN SARDINIA. In the north of Sardinia, Castelsardo looks over the wide blue of the Gulf of Asinara, and is officially listed among the "Borghi più belli d'Italia", the most beautiful villages in Italy. This home is in the seaside area of Castelsardo, set in a dominant position, with a wide open view over the sea.

COSTA SMERALDA. Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo, Cannigione: this is the corner of Sardinia where people come back year after year for the finest blue of the Mediterranean. Crystal-clear water, Sardinian rocks shaped by the wind, and a light that seems to exist nowhere else in Italy. Small hidden coves open along the coast, some reachable only by boat, others just steps from the sand.

MARZAMEMI THE SOUL OF SOUTHEASTERN SICILITY. Marzamemi is one of the most charming destinations in southeastern Sicily, where authentic Sicilian character meets the beauty of the Mediterranean. Famous for its historic fishing village, crystal-clear waters and golden beaches, it offers a relaxed yet refined lifestyle surrounded by nature, culture and excellent local cuisine.

MARZAMEMI, THE SOUL OF SOUTHEASTERN SICILY. In the south-east of Sicily, Marzamemi is a small borgo where time seems to have stopped, right where the land meets the sea. This corner of Italy is special even by Italian standards: old stone villages nearby, food that changes from one town to the next, and the fields where the grapes of the deep red Nero d'Avola ripen.

PALAU BETWEEN THE GRANITE AND THE SEA. Palau sits on the northern coast of Sardinia, in one of the most authentic corners of Italy. All around, crystal-clear water, pink granite rocks, and wild Sardinian nature. The town keeps a real Italian soul: traditional restaurants, small artisan markets, and shops where you discover the heart of the island.

.CASTELSARDO, THE HEART OF NORTHERN SARDINIA. Officially listed among the "Borghi più belli d'Italia", the most beautiful villages in Italy, Castelsardo sits on a rock above the sea, in the north of Sardinia. At the top stands a castle built by the Doria family in the 12th century. Below it, stone alleys, a cathedral on the cliffs, sea view homes, small artisan shops, Italian family restaurants, a marina, and white sandy beaches a few steps away.

MARZAMEMI IS A SMALL COASTAL VILLAGE IN THE DEEP SOUTH OF SICILY IN ITALY. The coast of south-east Sicily is one of the finest in the Mediterranean: clear water, gentle sandy bays, small islands just off the shore, and long stretches of open sea. This is a corner of Italy where the sea is not something you look at from the terrace, but a part of daily life.

MICHELANGELO APARTMENT, WHERE ITALIAN ART, HISTORY AND TIMELESS ELEGANCE MEET. A privileged location in the heart of Bergamo. Situated in one of the city's most desirable central neighbourhoods, Michelangelo Apartment offers the perfect starting point to discover Bergamo's authentic Italian lifestyle. Historic streets, elegant boutiques, charming cafés and inviting restaurants are all within easy reach, while the captivating beauty of Città Alta is just a short distance away.

DA VINCI APARTMENT WHERE ITALIAN ART, HISTORY AND TIMELESS ELEGANCE MEET. A privileged location in the heart of Bergamo. Situated in one of the city's most desirable central neighbourhoods, Da Vinci Apartment offers the perfect starting point to discover Bergamo's authentic Italian lifestyle. Historic streets, elegant boutiques, charming cafés and inviting restaurants are all within easy reach, while the captivating beauty of Città Alta is just a short distance away.

MARZAMEMI IS A SMALL COASTAL VILLAGE IN THE DEEP SOUTH OF SICILY. The coast of south-east Sicily is one of the finest in the Mediterranean: clear water, gentle sandy bays, small islands just off the shore, and long stretches of open sea. This is a corner of Italy where the sea is not something you look at from the terrace, but a part of daily life.

MARZAMEMI, THE OLD TONNARA VILLAGE OF SUTH-EAST SICILY. Marzamemi is a small fishing village on the southern coast of Sicily. The village grew around an ancient tuna fishery, the "tonnara", that is still the heart of the place: low stone buildings around a small piazza, a chapel on one side, Italian family restaurants on the other, and the sea right there.

Marzamemi is a small coastal village in the deep south of Sicily, in Italy The coast of south-east Sicily is one of the finest in the Mediterranean: clear water, gentle sandy bays, small islands just off the shore, and long stretches of open sea. This is a corner of Italy where the sea is not something you look at from the terrace, but a part of daily life.

THE SOUTH-EAST COAST OF SICILY This is the south-east of Sicily, in Italy, in the province of Syracuse, between Avola and Noto, right on the beach. It is a rare stretch of the Italian coast, where fine sand meets clear, shallow water, and the countryside comes almost down to the shore.

SALENTO, WHERE LIFE FOLLOWS THE ITALIAN SUN AND THE SEA. Salento is the tip of the heel of Italy, the southern end of Puglia, where two seas meet and the land runs out into the water. It is a place of long sandy beaches, low stone walls, olive trees older than memory, and small white towns that glow in the afternoon light.

PADENGHE SUL GARDA, A QUIET CORNER OF LAKE GARDA Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy and one of the most loved corners of Europe. Padenghe sul Garda sits on the south-western shore, in the Italian region of Lombardy, a few minutes from Sirmione and Desenzano. The town keeps a real Italian soul: a medieval castle on the hill, stone alleys in the historic centre, a marina by the water, and family restaurants along the shore.

PALAU, WHERE SARDINIA REVEALS ITS MOST BEAUTIFUL SIDE. Palau sits on the northern coast of Sardinia, in Italy, where the granite turns pink and the sea runs clear over pale sand. Just outside the town stands the Roccia dell'Orso, the Bear Rock, a giant granite shape carved by the wind over thousands of years and one of the most photographed places in Sardinia.

GOLFO ARANCI, THE MEDITERRANEAN PARADISE. Golfo Aranci is a small Italian fishing village on the north-east coast of Sardinia, where the sea shines like crystal and the beaches seem painted by hand. The water is turquoise and clear, the sand soft and white, and the air carries the scent of salt and freedom.