The Region

Valledoria is located in the Coghinas Valley, in the centre of the Gulf of Asinara in North Sardinia. Valledoria, Castelasardo, Santa Maria Coghinas, Viddalba and Badesi form a region that hosts a spectacular variety of natural wonders as well as being home to archeological sites, historical monuments and natural spas. Between the town of Alghero and The Emerald Coast, you can find crystal clear water and endless white sandy beaches, leading to the hypnotic beauty of the cliffs of the Isola Rossa (red Island). An ideal stay for those looking to explore more of the north coast's cities, due to it's strategic location.

 

Valledoria

Valledoria historically marks the boundaries between the Sassarese region and the Gallura region.
The origin of the name goes back to 1960 when three locations merged into one (cordadura, la muddizza, la ciccia). It’s original toponym which the town was known with was Codaruina (coda/tail + ruina/ruin) which refers to the outskirts of the ruins of the ancient city of Ampurias.