Founded by King Victor Emmanuel I in 1808 and named after his wife, Maria Teresa of Austria, Santa Teresa is one of northern Sardinia’s most famous seaside towns. Its tourist port is one of the most important in the Gallura area and connects the island with nearby Corsica thanks to Santa Teresa – Bonifacio ferry routes.
The tourist office located in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° will be open from 16th January 2023. Timetable below:
The tourist office located in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele I° will be open from 16th January 2023. Timetable below:
The chance to redesign Santa Teresa Gallura’s tourist website in order to meet new communicational and promotional demands has led to the creation of a source that is both easy to read and navigate, where not only words but images speak volumes, revealing landscapes that never cease to amaze; even those of us who live…
The Blue Flag is an international recognised eco-label awarded by the Italian branch of the FEE (Foundation for Environmental Education) of beach resorts that follow sustainable environmental management criteria. This year, as always, Santa Teresa Gallura has been awarded four Blue Flags for the beaches of Rena Bianca, Rena di Ponente and Rena di Levante…
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