Find yourself in a tranquil Mediterranean oasis, between the crystal-clear sea and the mountains, when you check in at S'Arena Beach 4*. With a heavy focus on comfort and relaxation, this elegant resort offers idyllic accommodation, ensuring the well-being of its guests while preserving the tradition and values of the area.

A true paradise for lovers of the sea and water sports, here you can discover the magnificent coastline of Sardinia thanks to the extensive programme of activities organised by the hotel for all levels of adventurers.

With hand-crafted furnishings reminiscent of Sardinian culture and large, bright windows from which you can enjoy views of the sea or Montalbo, this Classic Room boasts a private veranda equipped with chairs and a small table, giving you the perfect combination of privacy and relaxation in the open air.

Illuminated by the dazzling Mediterranean sun, the Superior Room features a veranda, handcrafted furnishings, modern amenities and a spa-like bathroom to ensure a memorable, hassle-free getaway.

Take a refreshing dip in the hotel's outdoor swimming pool. If you prefer to venture out and explore the area, just 350 metres from the hotel, you will find La Caletta Beach. The beach is 5 km long and boasts stretches of fine sand bordered by clear turquoise waters, all framed by sea lilies, reeds and vast pine forests.

For an additional fee, you can participate in the activities organised by the hotel, such as kitesurfing, diving, canoeing, SUP, not to mention trekking and biking! And for the more creative, don't miss the clay-working workshops or the preparation of typical Sardinian pasta!

Discover the culinary riches and expertise of Sardinia by visiting a vineyard and enjoying a tasting of 3 wines accompanied by local products.

Note: This excursion is reserved for individuals over 18 years old.
    

Enjoy an off-road adventure along the central Sardinian skyline, in the Supramonte of Dorgali and Baunei, a mountain complex that forms part of the Gennargentu massif and overlooks the waters of the island's eastern coast, in the Gulf of Orosei.

Discover the art of Sardinian myrtle cultivation in the Olbia region for an authentic experience in the heart of eastern Sardinia.

Embark on a half-day inflatable boat excursion and admire the rocky coves and the rich marine life and flora of a protected reserve.

Immerse yourself in the local culture by taking part in a cooking workshop in Olbia, during which you'll prepare traditional Sardinian pasta, then enjoy your creations over a convivial lunch!

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Embark from the port of Arbatax for an unforgettable day's sailing in the Gulf of Orosei, with visits to magnificent beaches and coves, swimming, snorkelling and a delicious lunch on board.

Make the most of your beachside holiday by choosing to add two sunbeds and a sun umbrella on the beach from the third row.

Sardinia, an island of rare charm, offers an exceptional blend of rugged coastline, ancient history, and rich cultural heritage. Beyond its famous beaches, visitors will find quaint towns, captivating ruins, and a culinary scene that beckons those in search of authenticity. Whether you are drawn to its serene landscapes or vibrant local festivals, Sardinia promises a truly immersive experience.

Must-sees:

• Castelsardo: Wander through this charming medieval town, home to an ancient castle and labyrinthine streets.
• Tharros Archaeological Site: Explore the ruins of this Punic-Roman settlement, offering a fascinating glimpse into Sardinia’s past.
• Cagliari: Visit the historic 13th-century cathedral and discover its dynamic museums and lively nightlife.

Culinary culture:

Sardinian cuisine is a true reflection of the island’s history and geography, with its Mediterranean flavours and local produce. Suckling pig, or porceddu, is a celebrated dish, often paired with mirto, a fragrant local liqueur. Fregola, a small, toasted pasta, served with seafood, is another regional speciality. The island’s vineyards produce robust wines like Cannonau, a red that complements Sardinia’s rustic cuisine.

Dive deeper:

For a more authentic experience, explore the Barbagia region in the island’s interior. Here, ancient traditions are preserved, from local festivals to the art of weaving intricate textiles. Delve into Sardinia’s unique language, Sardinian, still spoken in remote areas. Discover the Nuragic civilisation by visiting the Su Nuraxi complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Good to know:

Sardinia is known for its well-preserved cultural practices, with unique festivals such as Sagra di Sant'Efisio in Cagliari. The island also offers excellent public transport options, including buses and ferries, making it easy to explore even the most remote corners. The ideal time to visit is: late spring to early autumn, when the weather is warm, and the crowds are manageable.