Hotel Corallo

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Costa Smeralda & the North East  |  Isola Rossa

35 rooms - Sleeping 2-4

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Hotel Corallo enjoys a great position in the centre of Isola Rossa and facing the charming marina - a very popular hotel with couples and honeymooners.

Hotel Corallo boasts an excellent position in the heart of the picturesque and laid-back village of Isola Rossa, on the north coast of Sardinia.

Directly positioned by the sea and overlooking the marina, the hotel affords fantastic views across the Mediterranean as well as fabulous sunsets – the perfect choice for romantic breaks and honeymoons! There are a few bars, restaurants and a couple of sandy beaches just steps away; and for those looking to explore the north of the island, Castelsardo, Santa Teresa Gallura and the charming town of Tempio-Pausania can be easily reached by car.

Hotel Corallo is renowned for its intimate ambience, personalised service and genuine hospitality. Recently refurbished to a high standard, it provides all the comforts and amenities you would expect from a 4★ hotel in Sardinia – including a freshwater swimming pool surrounded by ample sunloungers and umbrellas and a bar with a large sun terrace.

Official local hotel rating: 4 star

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Facilities in hotel

Freshwater pool (12m x 6m), free sunbeds and umbrellas, beach towels available at a supplement, bar, wine cellar with wine tasting experience once a week, Wi-Fi (in reception area).

Facilities in room

En-suite facilities, satellite television, minibar, hairdryer, air-conditioning, balcony, some rooms have deck chairs and sunloungers as well as private outdoor Jacuzzi (supplements apply).

Location

  • Beach: 100m
  • Shops: 100m
  • Main Town: In Isola Rossa
  • Airports: Olbia 81km, Alghero 96km 

Rooms at Hotel Corallo

Comfort Room

From £605pp

Sleeps up to 2 

   

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Superior Room

From £738pp

Sleeps up to 2 

   

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Deluxe Room

Sleeps up to 2 

   

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Junior Deluxe

Sleeps up to 4 (3 adults)

   

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Suite

Sleeps up to 4 (3 adults)

   

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About the Local Area

ABOUT AREA

Isola Rossa is a small and friendly resort on the North coast of Sardinia between unspoilt mountains and rocky headlands. Once an attractive fishing village, it is now a lively small resort with two very good sandy beaches, plenty in the way of shops, bars and restaurants, and good access to the mountain countryside of the northern interior.

BEACHES

Isola Rossa
On the outskirts of the resort, the beach has beautiful white sands and turquoise waters with plenty of sunloungers and parasols for hire.

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.

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

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.

Agriturismo
Sample traditional Sardinian cuisine in a farm restaurant.

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.

Piana and Asinara
In the summer months, regular boat trips depart from Stintino to the islands of Piana and Asinara where you can take in various features of the coastline.

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.