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Secluded in a sea reflecting a million shades of blue<\/strong>, the tiny Isola di San Pietro<\/strong> is one of the most beautiful and unique places to visit in the island region of Sardinia. Transparent waters, sandy beaches, scenic rock formations, and picture-perfect rocky coves line the shores of this stunning vacation retreat<\/a> that lies seven kilometers off of the southwestern coast of Sardinia<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Accessible by ferry, the island of volcanic origin is part of the Sulcis Archipelago. From its idyllic beaches to its hilly interior dotted with typical Mediterranean <\/strong>shrubberies like myrtle and rosemary and forests of pine and Aleppo, Isola di San Pietro is a paradise for travelers looking to surround themselves with uncontaminated nature in a beautiful oasis far from the cares of daily living.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The island\u2019s main town, Carloforte<\/strong>, is a small enchanting center lined with pretty fa\u00e7ades in pastel shades, a charming port, narrow streets, cobblestone stairways, and characteristic markets that create a world set apart that is home to San Pietro\u2019s roughly 6200 year-round inhabitants.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Here the warm Mediterranean sun rises in the morning to caress the breathtaking beauty<\/strong> of this Italian pearl illuminating the sparkling seas until it dips down into one of the most stunning sunsets imaginable leaving an evening sky of sparkling stars and sea breezes enveloped by notes of jasmine, lily, and orange.<\/p>\n\n\n\r\n