A genuine slice of rustic island life, Li Mori dishes up a generous spread of Sardinian dishes in a convivial farm setting. Loosen a belt notch for specialities such as malloreddus al sugo di cingiahle (semolina pasta with wild boar sauce), ravioli, suckling pig roasted to crackling perfection and local dolci (sweets) – all washed down with free-flowing wine.
Li Mori
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Olivastri Millenari di Santo Baltolu
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Spiaggia del Grande & Piccolo Pevero
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Though busy in peak season, this beach is a beauty – a long arc of pale, fine sand and crystal-clear water. It's close to the neo-Moorish fantasy that is…
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