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Il Tartarughino Restaurant, located in a modern building in Piazza Quadra, gets its name from one of the most fashionable and renowned club of Costa Smeralda. It’s been successfully working for more than 30 years thanks to its creator Giancarlo Cruciani.
Its new location offers an innovative way of living the coast from dawn (bar and pastry shop), to lunch (restaurant, pizzeria, on board catering for boats, with delivery at the berth), aperitif with home-made cooking, prepared and served by the chefs, music by the most important DJs, dinner (the most appreciated cooking in Costa Smeralda), after dinner (bar with live piano and fashion music), different music styles and events that made it a trendy place.
For Porto Rotondo residents Il Tartarughino is the ideal place for meeting before going to the disco and it stays open till 5 am. The staff (50 workers) is renowned for its friendliness and reliability and gives its contribution to the success of this leading place located in the main Porto Rotondo square (350 sq.m).
It is open from March to December; during summer it hosts several events such as fashion shows, concerts, vernissages and other activities on the coast main beaches.
Il Tartarughino is an obligatory stop for all famous people who spend the summer in Costa Smeralda and has an average daily attendance of 3000 people. The Cruciani family’s latest acquisition is Sassi beach establishment, that will become “Tartarughino Beach”, a new location for Il Tartarughino’s clients who can enjoy a restaurant, a bar, and boat and sun bed rental. |
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| Porto Rotondo is situated in the northeastern part of Sardinia, in Cugnana Gulf. This Village was created by two counts, Luigino e Nicolò Donà Delle Rose, and it was built in a perfectly circular bay (rotondo means circular). At first a hotel was opened, then some Italian celebrities, enchanted by the wonderful landscape built their villas there, and became a very exclusive summer resort, frequented by the Italian jet-set. |
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