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Type: Luxury Hotel

Summary: Ultra glamorous, yet discreetly elegant

Feature: The interior decor is an artistic delight

Rooms: 121 rooms & suites

Location: Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, Italy

Nearest airport: Olbia Airport

Transfer: 40 minutes from Olbia Airport by private car.

Luxury Holidays At Hotel Cala di Volpe

Hotel Cala di Volpe is a delightful mix of discreet elegance and the ultra-glamour. Beautifully designed to emulate the charm of a local fishing village, the hotel’s colourful towers, terraces, irregular roofs and porticoes blend in perfectly with the natural landscape of rocky coves, softened by rosemary bushes and rock roses. In the spacious guest rooms and suites, a unique selection of traditional furnishings, artwork and ornately coloured ceramic tiles pay homage to Sardinian history, while omnipresent balconies and patios overlook the delightful vistas of the marina, coastline, mountains and translucent seas.

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Why Hotel Cala di Volpe is so special...

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Romance

Whisk your darling to the sun-kissed shores of the 'Emerald Coast', a playground of sophistication for the well-heeled traveller. Snorkel and swim from secret beaches and idyllic coves; explore the countryside scented by olives, juniper, laurel and oleander and enjoy a dine-around adventure of epicurean delights. Recommended for couples is the exclusive, four-day 'Suite & Boat' package, based on full board in a Premium Suite category, including a day's outing in a sleek and shiny lobster boat and touring the spectacular coastline and neighbouring islands with your captain alongside just a few privileged guests.

Romance at Hotel Cala di Volpe

Weddings

Fancy a sprinkle of glamour? Welcome to the Costa Smeralda, a stylish piece of Italian paradise floating in emerald-green seas. Alfresco venues for your special day include the beautiful beach and gardens or by the pool, both ideal for intimate gatherings and promising knock-out views - as does the terrace of Il Pontile Bar, an equally good spot to celebrate a wedding, or Barbecue restaurant with its distinctive architectural design and welcoming reception areas inside and out. Expect first-class service and assistance with everything from buttonholes to bouquets, menus to favours, fireworks to fashion shows - impeccable, bespoke detailing at every step.

Weddings at Hotel Cala di Volpe

Green Leaf

Sustainability is a key consideration for Hotel Cala di Volpe . Their range of eco initiatives goes a long way in protecting Italy for future visitors. Championing thoughtful and responsible practices whilst supporting its local community, Hotel Cala di Volpe has been recognised for its efforts with Elegant Resorts' Green Leaf.

Luxury Beach

The soft, blonde sands of Cala di Volpe beach are popular with celebrities and a truly inviting place to linger during the day to catch the rays, take a dip and watch bobbing yachts on the bright-green sea. The property also flaunts an exclusive new beach club, Cala Beach, featuring a lounge, restaurant and unmatchable beach facilities with seamless service. Expect vibrant parties, elegant aperitifs and laid-back DJ sets, with the perfect backdrop of the sun setting over the Mediterranean Sea.
 

Luxury Beach at Hotel Cala di Volpe

Luxury Family Holidays

Toy Club is an open-air recreation area for guests aged from 3 to 12 years old, where they can paint, draw or play sport, under the supervision of professional staff. Children under 6 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or babysitter.

Luxury Family Holidays at Hotel Cala di Volpe

Spa Breaks

Cala di Volpe boasts a modern Wellness Centre, incorporating the tranquil Beauty Centre that offers a range of treatments using AVEDA products.

Spa Breaks at Hotel Cala di Volpe
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Pricing

Stay 7 nights from £2,769 p.p. (Low Season) and from £7,372 p.p. (High Season) in a Contemporary Classic Room, including breakfast & transfers.
Flights available at an additional cost.

Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.

 

Accommodation and Dining Experiences

Find the best room for you, and discover the exceptional restaurants that await...

Overview

Overview

Each room has a terrace with sea or garden view and features typically Sardinian styled furnishings, designed exclusively for the hotel and Cerasarda ceramics. All rooms have air-conditioning, mini-bar, Internet access, satellite televisions with an in-room movie service and a twice daily maid service.

Contemporary Classic Room

Contemporary Classic Room

This stylish room features a king bed, impressive garden and private balcony overlooking the hotel’s lush inner courtyard. It sleeps two guests.

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Contemporary Superior Room

Contemporary Superior Room

This elegant king room features an en suite bathroom and private balcony that boasts captivating peeks of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Contemporary Premium Room

Contemporary Premium Room

Sleeping two guests, this king bedroom boasts a beautiful balcony with bespoke rattan furniture, overlooking incredible views of the emerald green Cala di Volpe Bay.

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Contemporary Luxury Suite

Contemporary Luxury Suite

Superbly spacious and stylish, this suite sleeps two guests in its king bedroom. It also features an impressive bathroom, living area and a balcony or terrace with uninterrupted views over the Mediterranean Sea.

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Heritage Classic Room

Heritage Classic Room

This charming room features a private balcony furnished with a table and chairs, as well as a bedroom with either a king-size bed or twin beds, and a striking marble bathroom. The maximum occupancy of this room is two adults.

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Heritage Superior Room

Heritage Superior Room

Luxurious, individually styled rooms decorated with traditional Sardinian art and crafts. Rooms have a balcony. These rooms can sleep up to three guests.

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Heritage Premium Room

Heritage Premium Room

Luxurious, individually styled rooms decorated with traditional Sardinian art and crafts. These rooms can sleep up to three guests.

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Deluxe Suite

Deluxe Suite

Deluxe Suites are light and airy and individually styled with Sardinian textiles, furnishings and artwork. Floors are decorated with large ceramic tiles hand-fired by local artisans. Suites have large adjoining terraces with garden views. Suites can sleep up to three guests.

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Heritage Premium Suite

Heritage Premium Suite

These luxurious suites are individually styled and decorated with traditional Sardinian crafts and large ceramic floor tiles hand-fired by local artisans. Large adjoining terraces boast uninterrupted sea views. Some suites also feature a separate sitting room. Guests of these suites receive special welcome amenities.

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Overview

Overview

Chefs take the finest ingredients and transform them into mouthwatering menus of Sardinian favourites and international classics, served in the resort’s two signature restaurants, Cala di Volpe and Barbecue.

Cala di Volpe Restaurant

Cala di Volpe Restaurant

The charmingly rustic yet sophisticated decor off sets the cuisine - the Chef's personally refined interpretation of traditional Sardinian flavours.

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The Barbecue Restaurant

The Barbecue Restaurant

Enjoy picturesque water views of the emerald coloured bay from the restaurant's alfresco setting.

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Summers are perfectly hot and dry with lots of sunshine and temperatures usually above 25°C - expect frequent storms.

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Cagliari

Explore Cagliari, the island’s capital and a city steeped in history and heritage. A climb up to the central district of Castello offers a glimpse of ancient monuments, like the Pisan Towers of San Pancrazio, the 12th century Elephant, the National Gallery, the National Archaeological Museum and the cathedral, standing proudly on Piazza Palazzo. The multi-cultural, artisan district of Stampace houses stunning frescoes in its Municipal Building, whilst the Marina district boasts more beautiful churches and a waterfront lined with coffeeshops and elegant arcades. Watch the sun set and soak up the scene of this bustling Italian gem.

Cagliari
Alghero

Cosmopolitan yet charming, Alghero offers picturesque medieval churches and city walls that encircle the Old Town, atmospheric streets with little shops, a working fishing port and lovely sandy beaches just a pebble’s throw away. The most striking building is the cathedral, Piazza Duomo, which was built in the 16th century in a Catalan-Gothic style. From the port at Alghero, book a scenic boat excursion along the coast and explore the tranquil bay of Porto Conte, the spectacular cliffs at Capo Caccia, or the Grotta di Nettuno that shelter impressive stalactites and stalagmites.

Alghero
Archaeological Sites

The ruined city of Nora (near Pula) is an important archaeological site founded by the Phoenicians and conquered by the Romans. Highlights include the temple of Tanit, the Roman theatre, mosaics, villas and thermal baths. For prehistoric remains, visit the UNESCO-listed Su Nuraxi di Barumini close to the village of Barumini. Built in the Bronze Age around 1,500BC by the ancient Nuragic civilisation, this fortified structure is the most complete example of its kind. Another glorious option is to travel by rail from Alghero to Sassari, home to a museum filled with prehistoric island finds.

Archaeological Sites
Costa Smeralda

Besides fabulous villas and luxurious yachts, the coastal area of Costa Smeralda is utterly idyllic and exudes romance. Top attractions include its magical coves for sunning and swimming - Liscia Ruja, Cala Pietra Bianca and Poltu li Cogghi are just a few examples. The millionaire marina of Port Cervo has a generous helping of swish restaurants, cocktail bars, art galleries and designer boutiques, including Versace, Gucci and Louis Vuitton. Meanwhile, don’t miss a trip from the seaside town of Cala Gonone to Grotta del Bue Marinom, which involves a scenic sail and short guided walk to a vast and beautiful underground cavern of caves, lakes and stalagmites.

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Maddalena Archipelago

Just off the Costa Smeralda, this archipelago is a National Park comprising seven main islands and fifty-five smaller isles, beaches and secluded coves. Boasting inimitably white sands and clear seas, it wouldn’t look out of place in the Caribbean, apart from the blush pink beach on the isle of Budelli, created from finely crushed shells. The main island of La Maddalena is where 90% of the islanders live and the picturesque village is built around an old Italian Naval base. Meanwhile, the island of Caprera has an Environmental Education Centre and museum dedicated to Italian General, Garibaldi.

Maddalena Archipelago
Food & Drink

A blend of Italian and Catalan flavours influences the island’s exquisite culinary scene, with distinctive local dishes such as ‘malloredus’ – a type of gnocchi served al dente with tomato sauce - sausage or cheese, as well as Sardinian breads, pastries, sponge biscuits and almond cakes. Seafood is also a speciality, particularly rock lobsters, while ‘burrida’ is a delicious fish stew served as part of the Sardinian antipasti – especially typical in Cagliari. Meat-eaters should try the traditional spit-roasted suckling pig, cooked over logs and infused with myrtle leaves. Wash down these gastronomic delights with deliciously complex Vermentino white wines and dark-ruby Cannonau reds.

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Bird-watching

Sardinia is a true treasure trove of birdlife. The wetlands of the Sinis Peninsula Marine Protected Area are the perfect place from which to spot flocks of pink flamingos, as well as migratory and nesting birds. In the Bosa area, discover colonies of Griffon Vultures, while the cliffs of Cape Caccia are home to species including Crag Martin and Alpine Swift. In the south-west, San Pietro is where you’ll find one of the Mediterranean’s most renowned colonies of Eleonora’s Falcon.

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Explore

Diverse and captivating, be sure to discover every corner of Sardinia. The town of Tempio Pausania is famous for cork, granite, nutmeg and Vermentino wines, whilst the artisan town of Oliena specialises in olive oils, Cannonau wines, filigree jewellery and silk embroidered shawls. Meanwhile, the medieval city of Oristano showcases a historic centre, ancient ruins, boutique shops, fresh fish eateries and gorgeous little beaches. Why not rent a car and take the lovely coastal drive south from Alghero to Bosa, home to a wonderful medieval castle? For the very best views, take the road to the top of Monte Mora and glimpse the islands of Tavolara and Caprera, ringed with sapphire seas.

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