Sa Inza

Description

The Farm 'B & B Sa Inza,' which in Sardinian means 'vineyard' Andreina, family-run, is in the north-east coast of Sardinia and precisely Location Santeddu in Torpè, a village in the middle of the most famous tourist destinations the place, a few miles from Posada, a beautiful and quiet area of ​​sea with more than 6 km of white beach washed by a crystal clear sea.
The location, surrounded by green countryside used not only for their physical and mental relaxation but also for children with a small playground, offers the opportunity for guests to take advantage of double, triple or quadruple rooms all with bathroom private and color TV.
Some of the rooms also has a veranda inside.
Here you can either Option B & B (bed and breakfast) as well as that of agriturismo where you can delight your palate with the typical Sardinian dishes (homemade wine, bread carrasau, Sardinian pecorino, malloreddus, grilled pork , seadas, the myrtle liqueur, etc..) with fresh products of the company, considering the fact that it is possible to have a gluten-free (Gluten Free) being the same owner celiac.

Note the area: For those who want to look around and have fun, nearby, a few miles from the bed & breakfast 'Sa Inza' are available malls, shops, bowling, nightclubs, cinemas and markets of all kinds. For nature lovers, not far away, there is the protected area of ​​Usinavà and the breathtaking Lake Torpoint. However, if you are interested in from the historical point of view you can satisfy your desire to know the many 'nuraghi' present. Well connected to the SS 131, just 45 km from the airport'' and the port of Olbia, the'' farm is located in an excellent location as a few miles from the Oasis of Naturalistic Usinavà with its beautiful forests and a few miles from the beautiful beaches and the Barony of Gallura. Posada also bordered by the river, where you can fish, offers a warm and tasty, traditional cuisine prepared with local organic products company. throughout the island, or visit the Domus de Janas ie the 'fairy houses' of the pre-Nuraghic or the tombs of the giants, or even the castle of Eleanor in the small town of Posada