Hotel Sant'Efis

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Southern Sardinia  |  Pula

45 Rooms - Sleeping 2-4

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Hotel Sant’Efis oozes style, with modern rooms all set in a beautiful location on the beach of su Goventeddu.

Hotel Sant’Efis is set in Pula, one of the most popular and famous tourist destinations on the south-west coast of Sardinia. Set along the beach of su Goventeddu, a pristine bay of white sand, stretching along the hotel, where guests are provided with free sunloungers, umbrellas and beach towels.

From the uncrowded beach, take in stunning views of the promontory, where the Torre del Coltelazzo stands — dedicated to the patron saint of Cagliari and Sardinia. With the charming historic town of Pula nearby, along with the archaeological site of Nora, why not hire a bike from reception (available locally for a fee) or chat with our team about car hire options to help you explore more of southern Sardinia.

The hotel’s on-site restaurant, Don Carlo, overlooks the sea, serving delicious gourmet dishes. There are also restaurants in the local area to explore, so you will be spoilt for choice! Hotel Sant’Efis boasts stunning panoramic views out to the bay of Nora, making for a serene setting for your holiday. The hotel grounds consist of lush Mediterranean tropical gardens, providing a feeling of seclusion within the tropical oasis. Hotel Sant’Efis comprises 45 rooms, providing a sense of exclusivity and creating a quiet atmosphere to enjoy the hotel’s facilities. Each room is airy, bright, and spacious with modern and chic interiors that ooze a traditional Sardinian style, furnished with care and elegance.

There are plenty of options to while away the day, away from the beach are two magnificent pools, each with its own draws. Piscina Azzura is set within the fantastic hotel gardens, with stone floors and hydromassage stations - teak beds line the perimeter, readily available for you to sit back and relax. The hotel’s second pool, Piscina Lux, surrounded by palms, is closer to the beachfront - unwind on the large, soft canopy beds provided. Indulgence is easy to achieve whilst staying at Hotel Sant’Efis. The hotel has two on-site bars, both offering exquisite drinks, snacks, and ice creams, make sure to explore the cocktail menu while sitting on the terrace of the beach bar.

Official local hotel rating: 4-star

 

 

Good to know

  • The hotel's concierge is able to book you a dinner reservation in town, as well as a range of  local excursions (payable locally)

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

 

 

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Facilities in hotel

Two swimming pools, two bars, on-site restaurant (reservation required), 24-hour reception, private outdoor parking, lift, electric vehichle charging point (payable locally), free access to press-reader, with over 7,000 newspapers and magazines. Half Board basis at this hotel offers a four course choice of served dinner including, appetizer, first course, main course and a dessert. 

Facilities in the room

Wi-Fi, bathrobes, slippers, television, air-conditioning, telephone, minibar, safe, hairdryer, kettle, tea and coffee-making facilities. Cots can be added to all suites and triple superior rooms, on request.

Location

  • Beach: Beachfront
  • Restaurants: On Site, Pula 2.5km
  • Shops: Pula 2.5km
  • Main Town: Pula 2.5km
  • Airport: Cagliari 40km

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Rooms at Hotel Sant'Efis

Comfort

From £1,316pp

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Double With Balcony

From £1,341pp

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Double with Patio

From £1,446pp

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About the Local Area

ABOUT AREA

Pula is a bustling agricultural and tourist town set inland from Nora. The long sandy coastline of Santa Margherita and the majestic Sulcis mountain range are just some of the varied landscapes that this charming town has to offer. By night the central square is throbbing with locals and visitors enjoying the warm summer evenings in one of the cafés and restaurants or just browsing the many shops which stay open until very late. Also not to be missed is the Tuesday market, abundant in fabulous fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, clothes, toys and beach equipment.

BEACHES

Nora
Nora beach is a pleasant sandy beach which extends south of the Roman ruins of Nora. A popular destination for the town folk of Pula, it can be crowded during the hottest months.

St Margherita
St Margherita is a long sandy beach with good facilities if you want to hire a speed boat or a sea scooter.

Chia
Chia is a dazzling beach and is perfect for those who love long sandy beaches. This idyllic beach, recently voted the 5th best destination for a beach holiday in Europe, has fine sand and is fringed with sand dunes. There are a growing number of ice-cream booths which have appeared over the years where you are able to buy refreshments. Unfortunately this is a beach to avoid when the mistral wind blows as the sand is swept across the beach at very high speed and can be quite painful! There are facilities here to hire windsurfs and sea kayaks.

FESTIVALS

Easter - Various locations
Costumes, processions and intense drama are the main ingredients of Sardinia's various festas commemorating Easter.

Sant’ Efisio - Cagliari - May
Offers a grand procession commemorating the end of the plague in 1656. It's a magical celebration of faith and folklore, the sacred and the profane.

Sagra delle Ciliege - Burcei - June
Festival celebrating the cherry harvest in the mountain village of Burcei.

Sagra delle Pesche - San Sperate - July
Peach festival held on the feast of the town’s patron saint.

THINGS TO SEE & DO

Ice-cream Parlour
The ice-cream parlour in Pula is definitely worth a visit with home-made ice creams and a variety of fresh fruit flavours.

Nora
Visit the Roman ruins at Nora including the amphitheatre, the raised Temple of Tanit, tombs, Roman baths decorated with mosaics - a spectacular and atmospheric setting by the sea.

Grotte di Is Zudas
An interesting trip can be made to the caves of Is Zuddas, on the road between Teulada and Santadi. Discovered in the 1970s, they are among the most beautiful natural caves on the island.

Sant' Antioco and San Pietro Islands
Among the area's most appealing destinations, both islands are haven for nature lovers and also offer some excellent restaurants.

Cagliari's old town
The old town stands on a dramatic hilltop site, with extensive lagoons and salt flats to each side. Take time to wander through the narrow streets to explore the old citadel and stop at Bastione San Remy for majestic views over the city, sea and mountains beyond.

Water sports
Discover the exquisite coastline from the sea and enjoy the excellent conditions of the north-east coast for windsurfing, sailing, diving, snorkelling, etc.

Agriturismo
Sample traditional Sardinian cuisine in a farm restaurant.