A village between a river and the sea
Valledoria sits on Sardinia's northern coast, where the Coghinas river meets a long stretch of dune-backed sand between Castelsardo and Badesi. It is a working village rather than a resort: bakeries, a supermarket, a handful of trattorias, and a beach wide enough that it never feels crowded, even in August.
Our three apartments are all on and just off Via Alessandro Volta, in the heart of the village. Each one is self-catering with a full kitchen, air conditioning, a washing machine, private outdoor space and free private parking — so you can shop at the market in the morning and eat outdoors in the evening.
Because we live nearby, check-in is done in person. We hand over the keys, explain where to park, and share the beaches, restaurants and coves we go to ourselves.
The three apartments
Two of them — Il Paradiso and La Dolce Vita — are next door to each other in the same building, so larger families and groups can book both together.
What's nearby
Distances from Via Alessandro Volta, where the apartments are.
| Village shops, bakery and supermarket | A few minutes on foot |
|---|---|
| The beach at Valledoria | 15–20 minute walk |
| Spiaggia di San Pietro | 1.3 mi (2 km) |
| Castelsardo old town | About 20 minutes by car |
| Badesi beach and dunes | About 15 minutes by car |
| Alghero Airport (AHO) | 42 mi — roughly 1 hour |
| Sassari, station and old centre | 25 mi — about 45 minutes |
Practical things worth knowing
Free private parking
Every apartment has its own free parking on site — useful, because the coast here is best explored by car.
Air conditioning and a washing machine
Both in every apartment. Guests staying two weeks or more tell us the washing machine matters more than they expected.
Self-catering kitchens
Oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine in each apartment, with a dining table indoors and space to eat outside.
Outdoor space at every apartment
A terrace, balcony or garden — including a built-in stone barbecue at Il Paradiso and a terrace with a lemon tree at La Dolce Vita.
Planning your stay
See exactly where the apartments sit, read our own guide to this stretch of coast, or write to us with a question before you book.