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Provinces Sardinia
Hotels in Sardinia
Sardinia is the second largest island in the
Mediterranean Sea. Sardinia hotels - The island
contains numerous extraordinary tourist areas, including the Costa
Smeralda and Gennargentu. The island is particularly famous for its
beaches, but is also rich in other interesting places, such as some
charming sea towns and archeological ruins. Its coastline is probably
Europe's most spectacular. Its waters teem with fish and shellfish. Its
broad valleys turn into golden oceans of wheat in summer. Its rugged
mountains, pocked with caves, are home to large flocks of sheep that
feed on pungent wild herbs and produce. Nestled into its silent olive
groves are some of the continent's oldest archeological remains, dating
back to 1700 BC. Sardinia hotels - The climate in
the coast and lower inland zones is mild with little quantity of rains
and due to it problem of drought. The higher inland has a continental
climate usually in the winter time the cold wind from the north-west
blows on the island territory. Sardinia hotels - Among the main
activities on the island is a sheep-breeding, it gives resources for
wool, meet and milk, cheese (pecorino sardo) productions. Could also be
noticed the intensification of cattle and pig breeding. Thus Sardinia is
the only region in Italy that is more successful in breeding than in
other agricultural productions. Among the latter are cereals,
vegetables, fruits, wine grape, olive, cork and sea salt.
Several gold and silver mines operate on the island.
The Sardinian economy is today focused on tourism (peaking with
the Costa Smeralda), industry, commerce, services and information
technology; an increasing income is coming from its famous wines and
gastronomy. Bed and breakfasts - On part of
Sardinians live in major cities, and the other is spread all over the
territory in little settlements. In the regional classification of
welfare Sardinia occupies the 14th place. The quality of medical
assistance is equal to average Italian rate and higher than in the
southern Italy, as well as expenses for sport and recreation, diffusion
of information and education.
