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Costa Rei, Sardinia: A Holiday Apartment with a Private Garden

Costa Rei sits on the south-eastern coast of Sardinia, within the municipality of Muravera, and is known for its long stretch of pale sand and clear, shallow water. It is a resort that suits families and couples alike, with a layout that keeps the beach within easy reach of most accommodation.

The Loi Garden Apartment

The Loi Garden apartment is a ground-floor property with its own private garden, giving guests outdoor space that is not shared with other units. The garden is planted with Mediterranean shrubs and provides shade during the hottest part of the day, making it a practical base for lunches and long afternoons outside.

The apartment is laid out for self-catering stays, with a kitchen area, living space and sleeping accommodation suitable for a small family or two couples. Being on the ground floor, it opens directly onto the garden rather than onto a shared corridor or balcony.

The Beach and the Sea

Costa Rei’s main beach runs for several kilometres, backed by low dunes and juniper. The water shelves gently, which makes it a comfortable choice for children and for anyone who prefers to swim without strong currents. The wider stretch of coastline between Costa Rei and Villasimius includes a number of smaller coves, some reachable only on foot or by boat.

Around Muravera and the Sarrabus

Muravera, the administrative centre for the area, lies inland from the coast and is best known for its citrus groves. The Sarrabus region around it takes in the coastal resorts, the inland villages and the mountain of the Sarrabus range, which offers walking routes and views back over the coast.

Distances worth noting:

• Cagliari, with its airport and ferry port, is roughly an hour’s drive away.
• Villasimius is around 20 kilometres to the south.
• The Costa Rei resort centre, with shops and restaurants, is within walking distance of the apartment.

Practical Points

A car is useful for exploring the wider area, though the beach and local amenities are close enough on foot. The main season runs from late spring through early autumn, with July and August the busiest months. Outside high summer, the coast is quieter and the walking inland is more comfortable.

For anyone looking for a self-catering base on this part of the Sardinian coast, an apartment with its own garden offers a degree of privacy and outdoor space that a hotel room or shared residence does not.