Your holiday in Palau<\/strong> could start from the village, very pleasant to visit walking around, which in summer becomes lively and fun, and that boasts a land of unforgettable scenarios, such as the promontory of the Rock of the Bear, always a guide and witness of the sea dogs.<\/p>\n Thanks to this guide with all the tourist information<\/strong> and advices you need, you can fully enjoy your holidays in Palau choosing between the reserved and exclusive\u00a0Club Esse Porto Rafael<\/a>, destination of many VIPs and located at the foot of Mount Altura, the seaside resort\u00a0Club Esse Posada Beach<\/a>, or the residence Club Esse Capo d’Orso<\/a>.<\/p>\n To start in the the best way your stay in Palau, there is nothing better than to take a swim in the beautiful sea that bathes the many beaches that have obtained the prestigious Blue Flag 2018<\/strong>, issued by the FEE (“Foundation for Environmental Education”) to Municipalities and coastal areas that can boast excellent bathing water, quality services and a strong focus on environmental sustainability.<\/p>\n To achieve this prestigious recognition, imperative criteria<\/strong> must be respected, especially with regard to the excellence of bathing water. In fact regular water sampling must be carried out thorughout all the summer season to verify the efficiency of the waste water purification. Moreover, for the assignment of the Blue Flag, the site must have an excellent separate waste collection, proper management of hazardous waste, vast pedestrian areas, cycle paths, well-kept urban furniture, green areas and beaches with all services.<\/p>\n In this small and lively village in north-eastern Sardinia there are indeed 6 Blue Flag beaches, which should undoubtedly be visited all to fully capture the beauty<\/strong> of the waters that bathe the coast of Gallura: Palau Vecchio, the coast facing Stagno Saline, L’Isolotto, L’Isuledda (Porto Pollo), La Sciumara and the mouth of the river Liscia.<\/p>\n Palau is that municipality of Gallura<\/strong>, in the Italian island of Sardinia, that has about 25 km of coastline, with at least twenty dream beaches for all tastes. Small or large, reserved or frequented by VIPs and Bau Bau Beach, the dog beach that allows you to bring your 4-legged friends on holiday at the beach with you.<\/p>\n Starting from the west<\/strong> of Palau you will find the beach of La Galatea and the most famous, and perhaps the queen beach of La Sciumara.<\/p>\n Continuing on, you will meet Nelson’s beach, which takes its name from the illustrious English admiral, who in the 800’s stopped in the harbor of Mezzo Schifo with his fleet. All these beaches<\/strong> are easily reachable from the center of the charming town of Gallura.<\/p>\n
\nThe most beautiful beaches of Palau<\/h3>\n
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