Sardinian beach - best in europe

So on this saturday morning(my second in Italy), the Malaysians decided to meet up with some other Asians and head to the beach. Sardinian beaches are acclaimed for its beauty and people come from around Europe to enjoy the sand, water, sun, naked chicks, and everything else there is to enjoy at the beach. But on this day(saturday), there were not many people. And no 'birthday suited' guests. Or as my Malaysian friends put it "orang tanpa seurat benang". They only flock to the beach on Sundays. That's when most shops around Sardinia close.

Being on an island, it is of no surprise to see large ships like these

From our apartments, we were joined by Filipino Helen(middle), and Laos Anoi(right-most) at the bus stop.

Buses in Sardinia are as frequent as it can get. People rely on it a lot here. There are also quite a lot of cars, but otherwise, you see people walking around.

I wanted to be iron man =(

2 Bus rides later, we find ourselves on the beach.

Joining us also is Indonesian Lisna (second from right)

So this is the beach. 

Nice blue skies, clear blue waters with pretty decent waves. And the water is always cool, which is refreshing during summer. And add fine soft sand to that. So nice you just want to make out on it. Like this couple.

Better than our bed at home

Other than that, you have the regular beach-goers that go for a good tan.

Sun tanning in action

Sardinian beach is so relaxing your just want to lie there, maybe read a book(like all the old folks) or laze under the sun. 

Those people living by the beach, really lucky people

Or just stand there and stare into the horizon.

And if you know how to surf, lucky you.

I watched him doing it for a while and it seemed like so much fun. 

Few of us dudes then went to swim out into the chilling waters until it started drizzling. Then, cold and wet we went to get some ice cream. 

You don't just say no to ice cream.


For lunch, we had some kebab. On the way to the shops, I came across this mannequin donning this suit. This, apparently, is Sardinian traditional clothing.

I thought it'll have more resemblance to a Sardine

Walkways around the shops are narrow, and the shops are also petite.

Umbrella as protection against rain, and pigeon poo poo

These were lunch

Kebab

Tandoori Chicken

Fried Rice

They then brought me to the Arabic store where they got these!

The magic ingredients

 Magic Rice

We then wasted 10 euroes on one of these.

My first purchase on something which is a non-necessity

Then we went back home and slept most of the day.

Hugss me

This is by far one of the most important things I brought to Italy. It served as a bolster-pillow since I'm crashing at the Malaysian's place and don't have a proper pillow yet.

And finally for a little picture before I end.

Ciao!