Cologne Beach Club

Sardinia is an island located quite far from mainland Italy. For this reason, both climatic conditions and cultural features are quite different from traditionally Italian. Most of the island is occupied by picturesque beaches surrounded by bizarre cliffs, olive and nut groves, various natural and historical sights of Sardinia, causing the constant interest of tourists from all over the world.

La Spezia, located on the shores of the bay of the same name, is the easternmost city of the Ligurian Riviera. The picturesque bay is often called the Bay of poets in memory of the great English romantic poets Byron and Shelley, who lived on its coast in the 20s of the XIX century. At various times, La Spezia's guests were also George Sand, David Herbert Lawrence, Alighieri Dante and other creative personalities.

Basilicata is one of those regions of Italy where the foot of a Russian-speaking tourist rarely steps. Largely guilty of its geographical location and lack of information. The Basilicata includes two provinces of Matera and Potenza. They are located between the regions of Puglia and Calabria and, as it were, sandwiched between them. The region is located in the very south of Italy near the Gulf of Taranto (Ionian Coast), and its western part is washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Cagliari is a relatively small Italian city. It is located in the middle of a cozy and picturesque valley on the south coast of Sardinia. For all its compactness, it is Cagliari that is the administrative center of the island of Sardinia. The complicated and very colorful history of the city, rooted in antiquity, has left us a rich cultural heritage.