Comune in Sardinia, Italy
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Santa Teresa Gallura is a town at the northernmost tip of Sardinia. Its permanent population is around 5,000 people, but it grows enormously every summer with domestic and international tourists. The town is also an important transit point for ferries to Corsica.
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An archaeological site with remains of a prehistoric village and nuraghe (megalithic tomb).
16th-century defensive tower. One of many built by the Spanish along Sardinia's Northern and Western coasts
By plane
The closest airport is in Olbia (Aeroporto Costa Smeralda).
By bus
Buses from Olbia (and airport), locations along Costa Smeralda, Sassari, Alghero and Cagliari.
By taxi
By car or motorcycle
The car and motorcycle rental street is Via Maria Teresa/Via Nazionale, with 4 rental offices, none of them international brands, between numbers 29 and 58. Motorcycle rentals start around €20.
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