Villa Porto Rotondo Landscape
Porto Rotondo is undoubtedly a must-visit destination. During the spring and the autumn the weather is milder, making it perfect for excursions and exploring the area's hidden unspoiled spots.
The villa enjoys a prime location in Porto Rotondo, just minutes away from stunning beaches. A short 5-minute walk brings you to the nearest beach, and it's only 10 minutes away from the famous Piazzetta di Porto Rotondo. Olbia airport is conveniently reachable within a 20-minute drive, and essential services like supermarkets, bars, and pharmacies are also close by.
Beaches around Porto Rotondo
Porto Rotondo is a true slice of paradise, with stunning beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and a Caribbean-like atmosphere. It's a popular summer destination, perfect for spending days soaking up the sun and enjoying the dreamlike scenery.
The area offers numerous beaches, each with its own charm, and it's worth exploring them all for a refreshing swim in their pristine waters. The nearest beach to the villa is Spiaggia Rudargia
Spiaggia Marinella
A renowned beach in the area is Spiaggia Marinella, one of the largest and most scenic in Porto Rotondo. Located between Porto Rotondo and Golfo Aranci, it stretches for about 800 meters. Despite being surrounded by hotels and apartments, Marinella has remained unspoiled, with typical Mediterranean vegetation and numerous paths leading to the beach. The fine sand and shallow, sandy waters make it perfect for families with children who love to play in the sand. Sheltered from the wind, it's an ideal spot to spend a relaxing day, whether alone or with company.
Spiaggia di Cala Sabina
Cala Sabina is a beautiful beach made up of two small coves, separated by lush Mediterranean vegetation. The crystal-clear, turquoise waters are breathtaking, making it a must-see spot. Unlike other beaches in the area, it’s often less crowded, offering a peaceful experience in nature. The beach is well-equipped with a snack bar and facilities, and the surrounding greenery provides shady spots for relaxation. Cala Sabina is one of the most stunning beaches in the region, and it’s definitely worth a visit!
Spiaggia dei Sassi
Spiaggia dei Sassi is situated on a strip of land that connects the Iscia Segada promontory to the Porto Rotondo area. Across the way, you can admire Spiaggia delle Alghe, both offering stunning views of the colorful azure, turquoise, and emerald waters of the coast. The beach gets its name from its unique shoreline, which consists of gray and pearly pebbles alongside fine sand. The pebbles are a distinctive feature of this enchanting beach, further enhanced by a majestic cliff that provides shelter from the wind, resulting in calm waters. Additionally, a vibrant Mediterranean scrub surrounds the area, creating various shaded spots that offer a perfect retreat from the sun.
Spiaggia Ira
Located within the Gulf of Cugnana, Spiaggia Ira is one of the few remaining free beaches in Sardinia, tucked between private beach areas. Named after Princess Ira von Fürstenberg, an actress and designer who loved spending her holidays in Porto Rotondo and owned a villa there, this beach is one of the most popular spots in the area.
The white sand and crystal-clear waters create a stunning contrast, producing captivating color variations. The shallow waters extend for many meters, making it ideal for parents who want their children to play freely.
Surrounded by rocks and dense Mediterranean vegetation, Spiaggia Ira has a unique charm. It's perfect for tourists looking to spend a few hours on excursions or snorkeling, or simply seeking a sheltered spot to relax for an entire afternoon.
Spiaggia Punta Nuraghe
Spiaggia Punta Nuraghe stretches for about 80 meters and overlooks the Gulf of Cugnana, making it one of the most popular free beaches in Porto Rotondo. Despite its small size, it is well-equipped, offering parking just a few meters from the beach, along with rentals for sun loungers, umbrellas, and canoes for exploring the coastline.
The sand here is not as fine as that of nearby beaches, featuring an unusual gray-ochre color.
Spiaggia Hruska
Spiaggia Hruska is located just 1 km from the center of Porto Rotondo.
This small stretch of coastline features several bays, each with crystal-clear turquoise water, light sand, and pebbles. It’s easy to navigate, making it perfect for long walks, even barefoot. Spiaggia Hruska is unspoiled, offering beautiful natural scenery and free access. Additionally, there is ample parking just 300 meters away.
Spiaggia di Shirley Bassey
Spiaggia di Bassey is located on the western side of the Iscia Segada promontory, nestled among the rocks of Punta di Volpe, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. This small bay is embraced by typical Mediterranean vegetation, featuring fine, white sand and clean, crystal-clear turquoise waters. The beach is named after the famous British pop singer Shirley Bassey, who loved spending her holidays in Porto Rotondo during the early 20th century.
From Spiaggia di Shirley Bassey, you can enjoy views of the Marina di Portisco and the sought-after Spiaggia La Rena Bianca, both popular destinations in Porto Rotondo.
Spiaggia delle Alghe
Located in Iscia Segada, a district of Porto Rotondo, Spiaggia delle Alghe gets its name from the seagrass (posidonia) washed ashore, forming dunes and banks. The bay makes up the southern side of the isthmus connecting Porto Rotondo with Marina di Portisco, culminating in the stunning cliffs of Punta Volpe. The presence of posidonia ensures clear, clean waters with a rocky seabed teeming with fish. Adventurous visitors can explore hidden paths through the Mediterranean scrub to find secluded fishing spots perfect for spearfishing.
Must see in Porto Rotondo
There are numerous captivating places to explore, rich in charm, history, and culture. From artworks by renowned artists to stunning natural views discovered on leisurely walks, Porto Rotondo is a treasure trove of unparalleled wonders that promise a pleasant, entertaining, and unforgettable stay.
San Pantaleo
Renowned for its artistic community, lively markets, and traditional stazzi (the characteristic rural structures of northern Sardinia), the town also embodies a vibrant bohemian atmosphere and offers a variety of trekking trails that meander through rocky terrain and cork forests, leading to stunning beaches nestled against granite cliffs in a dazzling display of colors. On your trekking adventure, you’ll discover white and golden sands in these extraordinary landscapes.
Archeology
History enthusiasts eager to explore ancient human footprints will find plenty to discover in archaeological sites like Li Muri, which dates back to the second half of the fourth millennium B.C. Additionally, the Malchittu and Albucciu complexes feature nuraghi, a village of huts, and the Tombe dei Giganti at Coddu Veccju. The archaeological park of Arzachena is also worth exploring for its intriguing history.
Visit La Maddalena
The La Maddalena Archipelago, a breathtaking collection of over 50 islands off the coast of Sardinia, Italy, offers pristine beaches, unspoiled waters, and diverse marine habitats. This enchanting destination, formed by tectonic activity millions of years ago, is a true natural wonder. The archipelago's main islands include La Maddalena, Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria, and Razzoli. With 180 kilometers of protected coastline, the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park preserves the area's unique granite formations, pink and golden beaches, and diverse flora. Explore the crystal-clear waters, teeming with marine life like rorquals, sperm whales, dolphins, and turtles. Observe water birds and various ornithological species as they thrive in this pristine environment. The archipelago's unspoiled beauty and rich biodiversity make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike.
Santa Teresa di Gallura
Just 1 hour away by car from Porto Rotondo you will find the picturesque little town of Santa Teresa di Gallura with its marvellous white sand beach called Reine Bianca. The beach features a small beach bar with a breathtaking view of the Archipelago de la Maddalena. In the harbour town of Santa Teresa, delicious ice cream parlours, fish restaurants, cafés and bars invite you to relax and wander around. The power place Capo Testa can be reached in 10 minutes from Santa Teresa. A natural spectacle of wind-carved granite rocks and crystal-clear water with a view of the chalk cliffs of Corsica that will invite you into deep inner meditation. The beaches of Capo Testa are located on both sides of this beautiful peninsula and are among the absolute highlights of Sardinia. Martini Beach Bar and Sea Lounge invite you to spend a relaxing time here.
wine tasting
Try cantina Lu Beddu
Their vineyards span 10 hectares in the northeastern part of Sardinia. The estate is located in Gallura, in the northeastern corner of the island, just a short distance from the center of Arzachena. Thanks to the mineral-rich granite soils and some clay, the Vermentino di Gallura finds its natural habitat here. This unique Vermentino is the only one in Italy and the only wine in Sardinia to hold the DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita), which has enjoyed significant success worldwide in recent years.
Porto Pollo
Porto Pollo is known for its long beaches with soft, golden sand and crystal clear waters. The main beach, Spiaggia di Porto Pollo, stretches along the coastline and offers plenty of space for sunbathing, swimming and water sports.
hanks to the favourable wind conditions and sheltered bay, Porto Pollo is a mecca for windsurfers and kitesurfers from all over the world. Whether you are an experienced pro or a beginner who wants to learn, you will find ideal conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing here. Despite its popularity with water sports enthusiasts, Porto Pollo has a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere. Enjoy cosy meals at beach cafés, sip cocktails at sunset and soak up the tranquil atmosphere among the surfers.
