Palau Holidays 2012

Palau at a Glance

Founded in 1875 by local Shepherd’s, the municipality of Palau, Olbia-Tempio is one of the most beautiful forks of the northern coast of sunny Sardinia. Ideal for cheap family beach breaks, a holiday to Palau can be as active or as relaxing as you make it.

You'll Love Palau if...

• You’re looking for a beach break with a short flight time.
• World renowned water sports are what your adventurous group are looking for.
• Your in need of some relaxation.

Top Attractions in Palau

The northern coast of Sardinia boasts some of the most beautiful untouched beaches in the region, with a host of natural wonders and historic sites to explore.

• The Bear’s Rock is a natural granite formation scaling an impressive 122 metres into the sky, just east of the port of Palau. Over time the natural atmosphere has shaped it to look like a giant bear looking out into the sea. Taking a hike up to the bear from the centre is a fun way to spend a family afternoon, and the views from the top are breathtaking.
• The surrounding beaches are a sun lover’s paradise and are the base ground of any holiday in Palau and most beaches are child friendly due to their shallow shorelines and calm waters.
• With a wide selection of water sports on offer including; kitesurfing, scuba diving and kayaking. Porto Pollo beach is particularly famous for kitesurfing, where kit and lessons can be found on the beachfront for an adventurous afternoon.
• The nearby Rock Islands have been described famously as a labyrinth of emeralds floating on a cobalt sea, and taking a short boat trip from the mainland provides the most picture perfect white sand beaches and unspoilt snorkelling areas due to their surrounding protective fringe reef.
• For an adventurous day out, consider heading slightly inland to Sardengnatrek 4 x 4 to see the landscape while whizzing around at top speeds. Not for the faint hearted, the dare devil in your group will enjoy this adrenaline pumping activity while on a trip to Palau.
• After a hard days exploring or simply lounging in the sun, Palau has an excellent selection of restaurants and cafes serving the best in Mediterranean cuisine and mouth watering wine at reasonable prices. The best way to soak up the local culture on a trip to Palau is to find a restaurant popular with the locals, and simply sit back and enjoy.

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