My wife and I lived in Lino’s apartment for a month and loved every minute of it. The apartment is spacious, bright, comfortable and spotlessly clean. It has many homely touches: little figurines are dotted around the rooms and first-aid kit, sewing box, hair-drier & sun chairs are also provided. There is an abundant supply of crockery and cutlery, a TV and Wi-Fi.
Lino met us at the ferry, although we were late arriving and he had to leave a dinner party, and drove us to the apartment. On the journey, he indicated restaurants that we might enjoy (we did!) and the location of the ATM. Thanks!
The apartment is located in a quiet, clean, refined residential area, within a few minutes walk from the square and its cafes and bars (and markets on Wednesdays). Step outside the penthouse apartment and you have beautiful views, over the rooftops, of the church, other towns and the surrounding sea. We enjoyed breakfast outside, each morning, watching the sun rise behind the church tower, and many evenings sunning ourselves there until sundown. There are a few bakeries in the town of Nadur with Maxokk’s and Mekren’s being our favourites for ftiras. There is a supermarket – The Highlander – on the same street as the apartment: it is a family run shop with a huge array of products. Two bus routes can be accessed from the bottom of a nearby street and another two from another street. An all-day ticket costs E1.50 so you can tour the whole island, hopping on and off busses at will.
There are three beaches close by, Ramla, San Blas and Dahlet Qorrot (we walked to the latter two beaches which have steep descents/ascents).
We had a wonderful time in Nadur, and if you stay at Lino’s we know you will too. Thanks Lino, Rose & family.