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Sari WAug 15, 2013 @ 22:10
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Try Sardegna..

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Try Sardegna..


Jeffery S, Aug 17, 2013 @ 10:11
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Thanks....but can you give me a name?

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Thanks....but can you give me a name?


Sari W, Aug 17, 2013 @ 11:21
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we have just come back from a week in Golfo Aranci which was quiet for us  but there are probably quiter places around on the island. Check on the Travel forum on Glocals and see if there is anything there - I think there maybe.


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we have just come back from a week in Golfo Aranci which was quiet for us  but there are probably quiter places around on the island. Check on the Travel forum on Glocals and see if there is anything there - I think there maybe.


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Jeffery S, Aug 17, 2013 @ 12:29
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The Languedoc is relatively quiet. This is at the Mediterranean east of the Cote d'Azur, around Montpellier. It'll be maybe an hour further than Cannes or Nice, but it will be quieter and save you some money. 


 

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The Languedoc is relatively quiet. This is at the Mediterranean east of the Cote d'Azur, around Montpellier. It'll be maybe an hour further than Cannes or Nice, but it will be quieter and save you some money. 


 


Edward B, Aug 17, 2013 @ 12:31
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Porquerolles Island (Hyères) - Amazing place

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Porquerolles Island (Hyères) - Amazing place


roberta m, Aug 17, 2013 @ 13:16
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The Languedoc is relatively quiet. This is at the Mediterranean east of the Cote d'Azur, around Montpellier. It'll be maybe an hour further than Cannes or Nice, but it will be quieter and save you some money. 

 


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I said east of the Cote d'Azur, I meant west.

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I said east of the Cote d'Azur, I meant west.


Edward B, Aug 17, 2013 @ 13:26
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Normandy. There is a beautiful beach north of Carteret, litterally empty if you can walk more that 100 meters.


Villa Sisi Pantai in Bali (get in touch with Glocal's member Laurent for details)

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Normandy. There is a beautiful beach north of Carteret, litterally empty if you can walk more that 100 meters.


Villa Sisi Pantai in Bali (get in touch with Glocal's member Laurent for details)


Free, Aug 17, 2013 @ 13:16
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Le Cap Negre in south of france, in September !!!  No tourists ! Heaven !


http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap_N%C3%A8gre


 


 

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Le Cap Negre in south of france, in September !!!  No tourists ! Heaven !


http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cap_N%C3%A8gre


 


 


robert m, Aug 17, 2013 @ 13:53
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Carnac, France in September...beautiful!

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Carnac, France in September...beautiful!


greg m, Aug 17, 2013 @ 14:12
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Thanks for being helpful and friendly....Smile

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Thanks for being helpful and friendly....Smile


Sari W, Aug 17, 2013 @ 22:34
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If you are looking for beautiful Mediterranean Sea, you can hardly beat Sardegna for beautiful sea. And you'll be very quiet if  you avoid the 20 Jul -20 Aug holiday frenzy. Try googling these. 


Sardegna: "Piscinas" or "Scivu" in Costa Verde  (http://www.lacostaverde.eu/Sea/Piscinas/Piscinas.htm)


Sardegna: "Is Arutas" and neighboring areas, close to Oristano


Sardegna: "Porto Pino" and neighboring areas, close to Teulada


Fly low cost with Easyjet (and sometimes Swiss as well) to Olbia and rent a car -- no decent public transportation in Sardegna. With 2 hr of driving you'll get wherever you need. 


 

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If you are looking for beautiful Mediterranean Sea, you can hardly beat Sardegna for beautiful sea. And you'll be very quiet if  you avoid the 20 Jul -20 Aug holiday frenzy. Try googling these. 


Sardegna: "Piscinas" or "Scivu" in Costa Verde  (http://www.lacostaverde.eu/Sea/Piscinas/Piscinas.htm)


Sardegna: "Is Arutas" and neighboring areas, close to Oristano


Sardegna: "Porto Pino" and neighboring areas, close to Teulada


Fly low cost with Easyjet (and sometimes Swiss as well) to Olbia and rent a car -- no decent public transportation in Sardegna. With 2 hr of driving you'll get wherever you need. 


 


Diego T, Aug 19, 2013 @ 11:51
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Thanks a lot for all your help and friendship.....really happy to see there are still nice people on this planetEmbarassed


 

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Thanks a lot for all your help and friendship.....really happy to see there are still nice people on this planetEmbarassed


 


Sari W, Aug 19, 2013 @ 12:51
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+1 for Montpellier area, I really love it

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+1 for Montpellier area, I really love it


Fania B, Aug 19, 2013 @ 13:41
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And North of Sardegna, still in France, there is beautiful and always quiet wherever and whenever you go Corsica!

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And North of Sardegna, still in France, there is beautiful and always quiet wherever and whenever you go Corsica!


hay_, Aug 19, 2013 @ 14:10
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