LA GALLURA

La Gallura

Situated in the northern region of Sardinia, we find ourselves in one of the most renowned and cherished areas of this beautiful island. The coastline boasts famed beaches, granite rocks with evocative shapes, crystal-clear waters, and underwater landscapes cherished by diving enthusiasts. While the Costa Smeralda, the La Maddalena archipelago, Santa Teresa di Gallura, Palau, San Teodoro, and Castelsardo are among the well-known destinations, Gallura holds numerous surprises, both along the coast and inland, attracting different types of tourists.

It is a region where nature asserts itself with great force, saturating the surroundings with a dense, aromatic Mediterranean maquis that stretches to the sea. The crystal-clear waters exhibit a myriad of hues, extensive cork oak forests dominate the inland, and majestic, enchanting rocks serve as reminders of a period when this portion of the island was linked to Corsica and France. An ancient, ancestral territory steeped in traditions, it appears as though time has stood still over the millennia. The charm of the landscape remains unspoiled, thanks to the minimal human impact.

Costa Paradiso

Costa Paradiso, a name that perfectly encapsulates the wonder of this north-western corner of Sardinia, never fails to amaze and enchant its visitors. The place exudes a unique energy, offering a sense of being in the world yet detached from it. Time seems to slow down, spirits are nourished, and individuals find rejuvenation.

Situated halfway between Santa Teresa di Gallura and Castelsardo, Costa Paradiso occupies a sparsely inhabited area, ensuring its pristine and unspoiled nature. Commendator Tizzoni was captivated by this aspect and the breathtaking beauty of the region. In the 1960s, he decided to establish a residential complex, providing an escape for those seeking to live in close harmony with untouched nature and a place of unparalleled charm.

From its inception, Costa Paradiso earned appreciation from celebrities and esteemed architects alike. The residential complex has expanded over time, covering approximately 8,000 square meters, while remaining true to its initial commitment to enhance and preserve the surrounding environment. The entire area has been designated a nature reserve to safeguard its rich plant and animal biodiversity.

Nestled among pinkish rocks that also serve as acoustic isolators, the houses are seamlessly integrated into the lush greenery of the Mediterranean maquis. They enjoy a north- northwest exposure, providing stunning sunsets. The rocks, sculpted by wind and sea, possess unique features that captivate visitors, evoking a sense of fairytales and mythological characters.

As you browse through the pictures, let these images speak for themselves, leaving you enthralled by the sheer beauty of Costa Paradiso.