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Gisela Williams

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beach resort News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine

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By Rena Gross Verified, Ian Volner Verified, Gisela Williams Verified
| Galerie Magazine Verified
Travel Where Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Should Spend Their Honeymoon These are some of the top private resorts perfect for a romantic escape By Rena Gross Travel 7 Essential High-Design Hotels in the Hamptons By Ian Volner Travel This Quiet Portuguese Beach Town Offers the Ultimate Escape By Gisela Williams
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I Skipped Sardinia’s Glamorous North With Luxury Resorts—and Found the Mediterranean’s Most Exciting New Escape Original

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By Gisela Williams Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
Marinas packed with mega-yachts. Glossy restaurants with Instagram-famous DJs. Glitzy beach clubs with bottle-service cabanas. For many visitors, Sardinia begins and ends with Costa Smeralda, the glittery playground on the island’s northeastern edge that has long defined its image abroad. Developed in the 1960s by the Aga Khan IV, the billionaire Ismaili spiritual leader, the area remains synonymous with Mediterranean luxury. But when I drove south, that version of Sardinia began to fall away.
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Beyond the Emerald Coast

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By Gisela Williams Verified, Francesco Lastrucci
| Travel + Leisure Verified
MARINAS PACKED WITH mega-yachts. Glossy restaurants with Instagram-famous DJs. Glitzy beach clubs with bottle-service cabanas. For many visitors, Sardinia begins and ends with Costa Smeralda, the glittery playground on the island’s northeastern edge that has long defined its image abroad. Developed in the 1960s by the Aga Khan IV, the billionaire Ismaili spiritual leader, the area remains synonymous with Mediterranean luxury. But when I drove south, that version of Sardinia began to fall away.
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