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the apartment is directly on the sea. However it is also right on the center of the small village. So you have at your disposal many shops, restaurants, pizzeria's at walking distances (the nearest pizzeria is 30m away). You may dine out or order a box of pizza to eat at home or on the beach (in the latter case please bring back home the empty boxes!). Food in Sardinia is absolutely delicious and you need to try the local specialties. They include meat, fish as well as vegetarian and vegan dishes.
You have a beach just down the apartment with a private gate to access it. Please take into account that the beach is subject to seasonal changes, so that sometimes it is large with white sand while in other times it may be rocky

The nearest bus stop is 50 far from your apartment. On the same side of your street you'll head towards Sassari, on the opposite side (gas station side) you'll head towards Castelsardo and Santa Teresa. Trains can be taken in Sassari and ferrys on Porto Torres (20 min) and Olbia (90 min).
In and around Castelsardo there are many beautiful beaches and also rocky spots for those who like snorkeling.
Food might be a worthwhile experience as the Sardinian cuisine is quite unique and only here you may find tasty and healthy ingredients, like gnocchetti, fregula, violet artichokes, suckling piglet, lamb, local dried sausages, masterfully carved and delicious cakes.
You may also appreciate tens of vegan/vegetarian dishes like ricotta ravioli with saffron-sage, eggplant parmigiana, artichoke lasagna, fava bean soup and many other.
If you like cultural activity, then our territory is a must see. Just 5 Km inside there is a beautiful rock that wind shaped as an elefant (Roccia dell'Elefante). This rock is so outstanding that even in the iron age it was used for religious cerimonies. Scattered around the countryside there are many Nuragus, hay stack shaped buildings built 3-4000 years ago. Not to be missed are the Museum of Porto Torres (free the first Sunday of the month, but cheap anyway) and the Sanna Museum of Sassari. Both show artifacts from prehistory to Medieval times. I find particularly interesting the items found on Roman ships, like amphor and anchors. If you go a little bit South, in Oristano, you may vitit the Museum which hosts the recently discovered statues of Giants. While there, you may also buy the best bottarga (dried mullet eggs) which is world wide famous.