Aethos Sardinia

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Costa Smeralda & the North East  |  Cannigione

64 rooms - Sleeping 2-3

Formally known as Villa del Golfo Lifestyle Resort, Aethos Sardinia is a stylish and prestigious hotel, in a very convenient location.

Aethos Sardinia enjoys an attractive position on the heights of Cannigione, with sensational views across the Gulf of Arzachena, the island of Caprera and beyond to the Costa Smeralda.

The perfect choice for a romantic holiday in Sardinia, Aethos Sardinia is stylishly presented blending elegance, luxurious accommodation and a delightful Mediterranean touch. Amongst this enchanting setting, there are numerous terraces, a swimming pool and a wooden decking area complete with sunloungers next to the sea. 

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The rooms are spread over a variety of levels and all have been designed with the same prestigious flair as the rest of the hotel. They are well equipped and all have a terrace or balcony making the most of the panorama. There are a couple of sandy beaches within walking distance, which can be reached via a complimentary shuttle bus, as well as myriad bars, restaurants and markets stalls. Try a day trip on Aethos Sardinia's own sailing yacht – it is a wonderful way to explore the magnificent coastline of the north east and its exquisite bays leaving you with a truly memorable experience.

Eating out

The hotel restaurant 'Zaia', with its large panoramic veranda overlooking the sea, is available for lunch and dinner, ready to delight guests with a culinary experience inspired by the mediterranean. Alternatively take a 15-minute stroll along the seafront into Cannigione where you will find an array of restaurant choices 

 

 

Good to know

  • There is a complimentary shuttle service to the local beach of Barca Bruciata.

  • In busy seasons there are weekly themed nights in the restaurant

  • Yoga sessions are organised on the fitness lawn, or in the conference room in cooler seasons

  • A shuttle bus can be arranged for getting around Cannigione - up to 5km is free in the daytime

  • A tourist tax is payable locally to all hotels in Italy and costs between 2 and 5 per person per night.

 

 

 

Facilities in hotel

Two infinity sea-water swimming pools, lounge bar, Zaia restaurant, pool bar, reading room, Wi-Fi, fitness area, boutique shop, complimentary shuttle service to local beach (Barca Bruciata), baby sitting (payable locally), concierge.

Payable and arranged locally by the hotel for a supplement: dinners and excursions available on board the hotel’s private yacht 'BonAria', Excursions can be arranged by the hotel, massage room or outside deck with massage treatments available on request (payable locally), seaside wooden deck with sunloungers and drinks service (across the road from the hotel).

Facilities in room

En-suite bathroom with bathtub or shower, satellite television, telephone, minibar, hairdryer, safe, air-conditioning, tea and coffee-making facilities, 24-hour room service, terrace or balcony and Wi-Fi.

Location

  • Beach: Cannigione 150m
  • Restaurants: On-site, 400m
  • Shops: 400m
  • Main Town: In Cannigione
  • Airport: Olbia 40 minutes

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Rooms at Aethos Sardinia

Deluxe Sea View

Sleeps up to 2 

 Minimum child age: 10  

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Suite Sea View

Sleeps up to 3 

 Minimum child age: 10  

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Pool Suite with Sea View

Sleeps up to 3 

 Minimum child age: 10  

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Aethos Pool Suite

Sleeps up to 3 

 Minimum child age: 12  

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About the Local Area

ABOUT AREA

Located on the western shore of the Golfo di Arzachena, Cannigione is a small fishing port with a handful of supermarkets and restaurants. The atmosphere is normally serene however you can get the hustle and bustle of tourists in August. There are also a number of beautiful beaches to the north of the village.

BEACHES

Golfo di Saline
North of Cannigione beyond Laconia, this beautiful bay shelters an exquisite beach of golden sand.

Santa Teresa
Enjoy stunning views of the straits of Bonifacio over the transparent turquoise sea as you head to the dramatic headland of Capo Testa to the west of Santa Teresa. The nearby bay of Santa Reparata has some delightful stretches of beach.

Tanca Manna
Tanca Manna sits approximately 250 metres from the road behind a saltwater lake. It has a great stretch of sand and plenty of facilities for families. A kilometre beyond Tanca Manna is Barca Bruciata, a small sandy beach which is quiet with no facilities.

Cala Capra
Cala Capra beach just beyond Golfo delle Saline is a pretty sandy bay tucked beneath the impressive Capo D’Orso headland with its distinctive bear shaped weathered rock.

Capriccioli
The Capriccioli headland has five beautiful small sandy beaches. There are facilities for boat hire and also a bar close to the beach. These beaches, including La Celvia, are amongst the most popular in the area.

FESTIVALS

Louis Vuitton Trophy - Maddalena Island – May/ June
Sailing regatta.

Baltic Cup - Porto Cervo - June
Sailing show organised by the Yachting Club of Costa Smeralda.

Fish Festival - Santa Teresa Gallura - July
A festival inviting visitors to sample fried fish and delightful Vermentino wine.

Smeralda 888 European Cup - Porto Cervo - August
Prime sailing exhibition.

International Folklore Festival - Tempio Pausania - August
Held during Tempio’s summer carnival and featuring various ethnic groups from all over the world.

Time in Jazz – Berchidda - August
International Jazz Festival – one of the most important in Sardinia.

THINGS TO SEE & DO

La Maddalena islands
Spend a day cruising around and swimming from these stunning islands – a favourite with those seeking tranquillity, natural beauty and unspoilt surroundings.

Corsica
Take the ferry from Santa Teresa di Gallura across to the neighbouring island of Corsica and visit the fortress town of Bonifacio.

Watersports
Discover the exquisite coastline from the sea and enjoy the excellent conditions of the north east coast for wind-surfing, sailing, diving, snorkelling, etc.

Prehistoric sites at Arzachena
Visit the prehistoric remains including the Albucciu Nuraghe – a bronze age tower, the Tomba dei Giganti Coddu Vecchiu and the Li Muri Necropolis, scattered around the town.

Porto Cervo
An up-market town and centre of indulgence, it is located around two yacht harbours on the north side of this dazzling stretch of coastline, and being the main resort of the area and a paradise for the jet-set, it’s definitely worth a visit.

Inland Gallura
Explore by car or on foot the dramatic mountains of the interior, the rugged countryside and the small character towns and villages. Alternatively, leave your car in Palau and take the stream train to Tempio Pausania, a spectacular journey across the Galluran countryside.

Agriturismo
Sample traditional Sardinian cuisine in a restaurant; many are located throughout Arzachena.