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Beautiful scenery. The whole experience was lovely. People were very friendly. The nearby town of Cannigione was our go to for Food & Drinks. Well worth visiting. Porto Cervo was very disappointing, as it was full of expensive designer shops & it is a totally manufactured site. Not authentic.

I visited Baja Sardinia in the end of September. This is very nice little town with few restaurants and cafes. I enjoyed my stay, however I recommend to rent a car to visit other places. I would pick Golfo Aranci or Porto Cervo next time

It's a tourist trap with prices to match; there are good restaurants, but little to differentiate them as the same menu items appear again and again. There is no local supermarket or even grocery shop - you need to walk about 20 minutes for that if you don't have a car.

Beautiful safe beach. Small community in very good order. Commercialism not oppressive. Markets. Tasteful architecture blending with surroundings. However I would avoid at peak seasons because it gets crowded. Not cheap.

Baja Sardinia is all about the beach during the day and the bars/restaurants at night. The beach is soft sand with easy access into crystal clear waters. It can get choppy when it’s windy, but on a calm warm day the water is delightful. The depth increases very gradually so is safe for children and less adept swimmers alike. The town has several great restaurants and bars, easily enough to eat somewhere different every night for a week. Personal favourites include Foodie (relaxed atmosphere with really great food at sensible prices), Pizzeria Sole Mare (casual pizzeria with great staff), Ristorante Corbezzolo (great menu, very friendly staff, upstairs so not accessible to disabled) and Ristorante Il Guscio (great atmosphere when it busy - sit outside by the olive tree and under the lights - great pasta). There are many more to choose from with varying demands on the wallet. There are several wine and cocktail bars, all lively and usually with music - sometimes live. If you are into wine, especially Sardinian, I recommend Il Vigneto di Bacco. A lovely little wine bar with outdoor seating right on the front. There are other activities including boat trips and diving all available to be booked in the town. Overall a great place to stay if you want to chill on the beach (or by a pool if your accommodation has one), eat well, drink well and just relax. Oh, and there are live music sessions held on the ‘stage’ in the middle of the main promenade. These usually start quite late so can be enjoyed with and after dinner drink at one of the bars.

Beautiful resort. Variety of restaurants excellent (but a lot of seafood on the menu). Not the easiest location if you want to explore the island. The buses are quite scarce. You really need a car to see Sardinia, the archaeological sites etc. Perhaps a few more excursions leaving from Baja Sardinia would be good. And the transfer to hotel from Olbia airport was eye-wateringly expensive!