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Baia Holiday signs a partnership with Monge!

Baia Holiday has paid special attention to guests accompanied by their four-legged friends, who will experience a vacation tailored just for them, thanks in part to a partnership with a reality of excellence such as MONGE, a national leader in pet food.
In fact, those who stay in Baia Holiday facilities in the company of their pets will receive a special Welcome Kit, created in collaboration with MONGE.

• Accommodations and dedicated areas for guests with 4-legged friends

• Dedicated beach areas

• Bath showers

• Specific products within our markets

• Pathways with hygienic bag dispensers

• Welcome kit with Monge program

GLUTEN FREE AND FOOD INTOLERANCES
Baia Holiday pays special attention to the well-being of guests both in its offerings and in correct information about allergens.
A selection of products and recipes with ingredients and preparations that are mindful of the needs of those who are intolerant or allergic to certain foods are available at the Market.
The Restaurant will try to meet your needs. Should you decide to book one of our facilities, we encourage you to report intolerances at the time of booking so that we can better verify the availability or non-availability of products for celiacs.

POSIDONIA

Alghero’s beautiful beaches can be affected by natural events such as winds and sea currents that cause the beaching of posidonia: a marine plant of such high importance to the sea and its coastline that it is recognized, protected and safeguarded by national and international regulations. Posidonia is typical of the Mediterranean Sea, and its presence testifies to the high environmental quality of the area.
Although at first glance it may appear unpleasant when dry (it gives off a distinctive odor), posidonia is an endemic marine plant that plays a key role in mitigating the erosion we see on many of our beaches.
Walking along the beach ,especially after a swell, you may come across Posidonia Oceanica which, contrary to popular belief, is not seaweed but a valuable plant with a diverse structure, just like land plants, equipped with roots, an underground stem called rhizome, leaves, flowers and fruits. These plants develop in grasslands that colonize sandy bottoms up to 30, 40 m. depth.
The stronger fibers of the leaves are compacted by the waves and returned to the beach in the form of egagropolis or sea potatoes (better known in Alghero as “buric”).

Why is seagrass so important to the ecosystem?
– It releases up to 20 liters of oxygen per day per square meter of vegetation into the environment;
– It represents a safe and food-rich place for many fish (including seahorses), so it is a wonderful place for snorkeling;
– It prevents coastal erosion through the piles of leaves accumulated on the beach (called banquettes) that protect the shoreline. This plant thus makes it possible to save meters of beach each year that would otherwise disappear;

Help us protect it by respecting nature! Baia ❤️Green