The residence The Mirto Bianco is a modern property located a short walk from downtown and within walking distance from the famous beach of Rena Bianca. The construction consists of two separate buildings that frame a beautiful garden and green space  with pools for adults and children.

 Services: Reception, swimming pool for adults and children, lift, parking, wirless line (WI-FI), coin-operated laundry c/o the residence. It offers all the amenities of a modern city: shops, bars, pubs, discos, restaurants, etc.. Wide range of sport and recreation within the locality. Organized excursions.

 Apartments: new and well furnished, are arranged on 3 floors with garden or veranda. All equipped with color TV, air conditioning (extra charge) and parking. Of occurrence for cooking and have to reorder.
 Bilo 4: living room with kitchenette and double sofa bed, double bedroom, many with two bathrooms.
 Trilo 6: living room with kitchenette and double sofa bed, double bedroom, bedroom or bunk beds, some with two bathrooms.

 Distance from sea: 800 mt from the beach Rena Bianca, with shuttle service to reach the residence.
 

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It’s not immediately clear to new arrivals that Santa Teresa di Gallura, poised on a hilltop, is in fact near water. But as soon as you crest the hill in the middle of town, the sparkling blue sea will assure you that your travel ticket was well worth the cash. With its narrow streets, social squares, and unbeatable ocean vistas, Santa Teresa is an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of Capo Testa, a peninsula of wind-sculpted granite with magnificent beaches. Santa Teresa boasts its own sandy beach, Rena Bianca, awarded the prestigious “Blue Flag” for its superior water quality and environmental consciousness. Watch the sunset over the sea from the hill’s crest, where the shores of Corsica are visible in the distance. Situated in the extreme north of Sardinia, Santa Teresa Gallura is a relatively young village; its foundation dates from the nineteenth century, for the will of Vittorio Emanuele I of Savoy. Actually, this narrow piece of land that stretches to Corsica was inhabited since very ancient times; the first settlement, as witnessed by some archaeological sites, dating back, in fact, to the nuragic period, around 4000 BC.

Tourist centre and bridge to Corsica

Today, Santa Teresa Gallura is a town of about 4,000 inhabitants, where tourism plays a key role, being the main source of wealth. But the activities do not stop with the end of the summer, and Santa Teresa, although to a lesser extent, remains an important centre during the winter months, with its shops and activities. Its port also plays an important role, providing daily connections to and from Corsica, reachable in about an hour's journey. Ideal for an alternative excursion during your holiday in Sardinia!
 

The town is spread out in two bays: the port Longone, which is at the bottom of the harbor, and that of Rena Bianca, which includes the famous beach of fine white sand. One of the characteristics of the conformation of the Roman town is the plant or a plant made of a network of urban roads that intersect perpendicularly