Located in Badesi on Sardinia’s north-west coast, Le Dune Resort & Spa is an ideal choice for families due to its impressive array of facilities and extensive grounds.
Four-star Le Palme, I Ginepri and Le Rocce, plus four-star superior Le Sabine and La Duna Bianca are the five hotels which complete Le Dune Resort, all spread across an impressive 69-acres of Mediterranean maquis-filled grounds.
Four of these five hotels can be found via meandering pathways through tall green vegetation.

Restaurants
You’ll be truly spoilt for choice at Le Dune Resort, with ten multi-cuisine restaurants
Nautilus: Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. Buffet service, No reservation required
Peter Pan: A special dining area with a large veranda for guests of the baby and mini clubs
Carrimbanca: Typical restaurant with Sardinian cuisine and spit-roasted meats from Gallura. Buffet service, reservation required
Alla Spiaggia: Buffet of appetizers, fresh pasta specialties and fried seafood. Buffet service and reservation required
Pomodoro: Restaurant with Italian specialities.Buffet service and reservation required
Li Junchi: Pizzeria with a wood-fired oven, appetizers and sesserts. Soft drinks on tap included. Table service and reservation required
Il Leccio: (Available from 1st June) Restaurant at the Hotel Le Sabine with buffet and Mediterranean style show cooking (reservation and supplement required except for guests at 'La Duna Bianca' and 'Le Sabine')
Romantico: Candlelight restaurant with table service and a shellfish tank (extra), chef’s specials (reservation required and with supplement, except for guests at 'La Duna Bianca')
Scorfano: Seafood restaurant with buffet service, reservation required and with supplement (except for guests at 'La Duna Bianca')
Il Tramonto: Few steps from the beach with 'spaghetteria' for lunch and testing menu for dinner (upon reservation and with supplement)
Please note, the opening of restaurants and bars is at the management's discretion.

For the kids
Keeping the children entertained is easy at Le Dune Resort, as not only is there evening entertainment in the Piazzetta, but there’s also children’s clubs from babies through to teens, playgrounds, and a variety of sports facilities such as tennis courts, a football pitch, beach volleyball and archery. Large inflatable slides plus forts in the sand within the ground’s vegetation and creative workshops provide endless entertainment for the youngsters, and there’s even a secret (non-alcoholic) bar for teenagers. All this along with an amphitheatre, an organic vegetable garden and animals to visit – you might find your children never want to leave!

Activities & facilities
Not only will you find no less than six swimming pools dotted across the complex for a relaxing swim, but when you want to enjoy a slice of complete tranquillity, you can indulge in a treatment or two at the adult-only wellness centre and spa.
There’s a Piazzetta which is home to a variety of shops selling everything from jewellery and art to ice cream, plus there are several excursion organisers for exploring outside of the resort.
The beach service includes one umbrella and two loungers free of charge for guests at Hotel La Duna Bianca.
Guests at the the other hotels will pay a charge of -
During May, June, September: €20 in row one, €14 in the second row, and €10 from the third row backwards.
During July or August: €26 in row one, €20 in the second row, €14 in the third row, and €12 from the fourth row backwards.
Water sports including windsurfing, sailing, diving and sport fishing can be done from the beach (payable locally). Four tennis courts, an illuminated five-a-side football pitch, basketball court and beach volleyball area are also on-site, which are all free for guests to use at their leisure.

The local area
Heading 10km north along the coast you can explore the quaint little village of Isola Rossa, offering a selection of shops and restaurants along with another beautiful beach, or for a particularly authentic Sardinian experience, head further north to the Gallura region, where many small traditional villages are waiting to be discovered.
