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Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Santa Teresa di Gallura in Sardinia, a town of 4,500 residents is the most northern settlement of the island. From here, we can make an excursion to Punta Falcone which is very popular due to its deep cliffs rising from the sea and its excellent scenic view.

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Visit Santa Teresa di Gallura in Sardinia Santa Teresa di Gallura, a town of 4,500 residents is the most northern settlement of the island. From here, we can make an excursion to Punta Falcone which is very popular due to its deep cliffs rising from the sea and its excellent scenic view. The bizarre rock formations of the Capo Testa Peninsula are extremely interesting. Near the port, the ruins of a Greek Roman building have been excavated. From Santa Teresa, it’s only one hour by ship to get to the Port of Bonifacio in Corsica to where ferries depart several times a day. In clear weather, we can see the white chalk rocks of South Corsica in the distance and behind the mountains covered with woods. The Island of Sardinia can be accessed from the Italian mainland but also from Genoa from Livorno and from [Foreign Language] which is close to Rome. And also has a regular connection with Sessile and Island of Corsica which belongs to France. Ships mostly depart in the evening and call at port at dawn. At this time, it’s more expensive but also more comfortable to spend the night in a cabin. It’s advisable to book places in advance. Of course, there is the possibility to go by plane also but in this case, it’s worth renting a car on the island. The biggest airport in Ovia and most charter planes arrive here. Let us bid farewell to the Island of Sardinia with the lines of the local poet Franchesco Masella.