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Sardinia self catering - Delightful holiday accommodation with self-catering apartments and villas for rent will enhance the pleasure of your vacation in Sardinia. This charming island will surprise you with its perfumes, its sea and its ancient history.
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L'Ea di Lavru is a stone village in a modern medieval style, just a few minutes from the most enchanting beaches of the world. It is located in front of the astonishing vista of Tavolara island. This impressive rock, like an overhanging Dolomite peak, stands in emerald waters, floating between the dreaming colours of sky and sea.
Every apartment has terraces or verandas where you can dine surrounded by gorgeous plants and flowers. The position, dimension and distribution of the apartments make every one different.
The architect has arranged the houses in groups of independent villas among small areas of Mediterranean scrub, delightful pink granite rocks and flowerbeds.
When booking your accommodation (self-catering apartments, cottages or villas) a personal guide will be provided, to let you enjoy the best opportunities of this paradise.
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The village is only 10km south of Olbia harbour and airport. It is strategically located on a slope 1200 metres from the sea, with its pleasant breezes. Along the coast are interesting restaurants and country inns where you can have a typical Sardinian meal. There is horse riding, cross-country driving, and sailing for small or bigger groups.
From the living rooms and bedrooms you step out upon large terraces at ground level as part of the garden. The atmosphere is enhanced by the scent of a thousand different bushes and trees - red, violet and orange bougainvilleas, giant daisies, and century-old wild olive trees.
The outdoor paths resemble those of old medieval villages, although they have a modern touch, with natural materials like large golden paving-stones and fired bricks to form romantic paths. The terraces reflect the round ancient shapes of Nuraghic villages.
It is a delightful place combining old Sardinian architectural traditions with the Provencal past, yet offers all the modern conveniences requested by the most demanding customers.
