YOGA.your.SOUL
In the intense blue sea of Sardinia, develop the awareness of your heart and soul and allow them to speak up and guide your life!
Pinus Village, Sardinia, Italy – 30 May to 3 June 2013
Only 42 km from Cagliari, Pinus Village is just a few minutes from the Chia and Nora beaches and Teulada’s unspoiled coast, in a strategic position for easily enjoying all of the beauty of the island’s southernmost coast, with its fine white sand beaches surrounded by the Mediterranean bush and ever-present pine trees and is one of the more spectacular portions of the coastline.
The fine white sand extends for more than several hundred meters. Small inlets encircle each side of the main cove making it a dreamscape where the light sculptures or paints the pink granite that time slowly crumbles, the sand and the bush, giving it all morning tints of silver and evening tints of purple and gold.
The water is truly incomparable, transparent shades of green that allow for admiring the splendid shallow sandy sea bottom.
An antique Roman road that can still be travelled invites visitors to follow it and to discover the winding inlets, the rocky ridges, the innumerable grottos and marine craters where snorkelling fans will find an underwater world to explore and an explosion of colours and emotions before arriving at Bithia, one of the Phoenician settlements on the island.
The fine white sand extends for more than several hundred meters. Small inlets encircle each side of the main cove making it a dreamscape where the light sculptures or paints the pink granite that time slowly crumbles, the sand and the bush, giving it all morning tints of silver and evening tints of purple and gold.
The water is truly incomparable, transparent shades of green that allow for admiring the splendid shallow sandy sea bottom.
An antique Roman road that can still be travelled invites visitors to follow it and to discover the winding inlets, the rocky ridges, the innumerable grottos and marine craters where snorkelling fans will find an underwater world to explore and an explosion of colours and emotions before arriving at Bithia, one of the Phoenician settlements on the island.
