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Bonjour mes amis! A Maritimes Tours guide is here to whisk you, six Festivalgoers, away to the enchanting Alghero, Sardinia, this autumn! Prepare for a blend of history, mystery, and Mediterranean magic – just the way we like it!

Picture this: Alghero in the fall. The air, crisp and clean, carries the scent of the sea and the unmistakable aroma of roasting chestnuts. The crowds have thinned, leaving a more intimate experience, perfect for a group of discerning travelers such as yourselves. The temperature hovers pleasantly in the mid-60s Fahrenheit (around 18°C), perfect for exploring the city's captivating nooks and crannies.

Our adventure begins with the Necropolis of Anghelu Ruju, an ancient burial site – prepare yourselves to be transported back in time! Entrance costs approximately €8 per person. Expect to spend about 2 hours exploring the mysterious chambers. Later, we’ll indulge in a traditional Sardinian lunch at Ristorante “Il Pirata” (approximately €30 per person) – think fresh seafood pasta, succulent grilled meats, and of course, a glass (or two!) of Cannonau wine.

The afternoon finds us wandering the charming streets of Alghero’s historic center, admiring the Catalan-Gothic architecture, a legacy of its rich past. The pastel-colored houses, adorned with intricate balconies, practically hum with history. We'll discover hidden piazzas where locals gather, enjoying their evening passeggiata, and listen to the lilting sounds of Italian conversations mixing with the occasional burst of laughter – the soundtrack of a perfect Italian evening.

Dinner will be at a Trattoria “La Cambusa” (approximately €25 per person), renowned for its fresh seafood and authentic Sardinian cuisine. After dinner, we will experience a traditional Sardinian folk music performance (entry fee approximately €15 per person). The music is lively and engaging, with vibrant melodies and rhythmic dances that will leave you wanting more. You might even find yourselves tapping your feet along!

Day two? A boat trip to the breathtaking Grotte di Nettuno (Neptune's Grotto), a stunning coastal cave system accessible by boat or via a scenic, albeit somewhat strenuous, staircase (boat trip costs approximately €20 per person, entry to the grotto is included). Afterwards, we'll enjoy a picnic lunch amongst the stunning coastal scenery (approximately €15 per person), savoring the flavors of local cheeses, olives, and fresh bread. During your visit keep an eye out for the local cats and dogs that roam the streets – they are mostly friendly, though best observed from a distance.

The final evening finds us feasting on a farewell dinner at a restaurant overlooking the sea, enjoying the breathtaking sunset over the Mediterranean (approximately €40 per person). The overall atmosphere is relaxed and convivial; expect to see a mix of local families and tourists enjoying the unique atmosphere of Alghero.

Total estimated cost per couple: €350 (This is an estimate and may vary depending on your choices of restaurants and activities). This includes accommodation (assumed to be pre-booked by yourselves), food, drinks, entrance fees, and transportation within Alghero. Travel to and from Alghero is not included in this estimate. Remember to bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and your sense of adventure! Ciao, and arrivederci!