On-line reservation

Excellent rates and no commission for reservation, check availability.
  Check-in
 
N°nights:
 
 
N°Bedrooms:
 
 
N°Adults:
 
 
N°Children:
 

Find Family Hotel


» Regions

» Area

» Category

» Bino Classificazione Bino

» Hotel

Discover services for children!

Italy Family Hotels are structured to offer the very best for families, especially for children.

Each hotel offers everything needed to look after your children and ensure a holiday in complete relaxation…
Check out our customized family services and discover just how much comfort and attention we will dedicate to you and your children!

 

» continue

Sardinia
Golfo Aranci
Golfo Aranci
Sardinia has a particularly mild climate ideal for holidaying tourists all year long.
The sea influences its temperatures; during the winter, temperatures are never too rigid and in the summer, the heat and mugginess are mitigated by the breeze blowing inland from the sea.
Its crystal-clear sea is known all over the world. Some 2,000 km of coast, beaches interrupted at times by rocky formations and marina facilities provide the background to true corners of paradise.




The beaches in the Province of Olbia-Tempio are among the most spectacular in Sardinia. Golfo Aranci in the north-eastern part of the region and just a few kilometres from the towns of Porto Rotondo and Porto Cervo boasts beaches of rare beauty with very find white sand similar to talc characterised by crystal-clear shallow waters with a gentle slope for a hundred metres or so, facilitating childrens play.
Caddinas Bay is a peaceful tourist area in Golfo Aranci, ideal for families with children. Its beautiful beaches for the most part have very fine sand are wetted by transparent emerald-green water. It is possible to get around here without a car by taking pleasant strolls surrounded by green vegetation or going to restaurants where savoury Sardinian dishes can be tasted.

In addition to the marvellous beaches along the gulf, the small charming beaches nearby area also worth a visit: Cala Moresca, Cala Greca and Cala Sabina bays and Bianca Beach can all be reached by travelling a few kilometres along the panoramic road to Olbia. There is also Cala Sassari, Cala Banana, Sos Aranzos and Terrata on the same panoramic road, all set admist the emerald-green sea.
A peculiarity children will adore: dolphins (of the Tursiope species) live in Golfo Aranci, and are typical in Italian seas. They are easy to spot swimming and jumping in the water and provide a spectacular performance.



Costa Smeralda
Costa Smeralda
In addition to the sun and sea, Golfo Aranci offers tourists numerous typical handicraft and jewellery shops selling precious coral, one of the many symbols of this small paradise.

Visitors can participate in many sports connected with the sea including windsurfing, diving and snorkelling, where they can admire what is still uncontaminated nature and a breathtaking seabed alive with fish and wreckages.
Speleology enthusiasts can take advantage of expert personnel who will guide them to numerous caves with difficult access.

Riding grounds also organise charming horseback rides covering spectacular beaches and characteristic country paths alike. Golf lovers can enjoy one of the most well-known courses in Italy and abroad: the Pevero Golf Club in Porto Cervo. Considered a masterpiece by its landscape architect Robert Trent Jones, it is certainly one of the most beautiful in the world due to the spectacular panorama it has to offer. In addition, the golf course is surrounded by an absolutely beautiful natural environment amid rocks, small natural lakes and the lush Mediterranean scrub.



Golf Aranci is a good starting point for discovering the numerous protected marine areas located along the Sardinian coast. These are sites of interest belonging to the precious Sardinian naturalistic heritage, which preserve an intact ecosystem to explore and discover.


Costa Smeralda
Costa Smeralda
Standing out among these marine areas is Capocaccia Җ Piana Island which extends from the coast in the area of Alghero to the northwest part of the region. This area dominated by the massive calcareous peninsula of Capocaccia embraces the area of Punta Cristallo to Cape Galera, which rises overlooking a sea whose transparency is truly quite rare.

The protected area of Tavolara extends to the northeast, close to the Emerald Coast. This environment is dominated by charming Tavolara Island, a calcareous rampart rising up to 560 metres above sea level and preferred destination for mountain and rock-climbers. A film festival attracts many enthusiasts to the island every summer.

Sardinian cuisine is simple but full of different natural ingredients skilfully combined to satisfy even the most demanding palates, thanks to the richness of the territory offering delicate yet intense products to be tasted every season of the year. Standing out among typical Sardinian products are its unforgettable sweets enriched with almonds or varied varieties of honey or the liqueurs recalling of the scents of the countryside: myrtle, laurel, basil and all the other aromas on the island. Sardinian tables always include cheese, bread (Carasau bread is among the most well-known), and wines such as its red Cannonau (distributed throughout the region) or whites the likes of Nasco, Vermentino and Nuragus, whose top quality has conquered the DOC or registered designation or origin trademark.





Tags

Guarda tutte le etichette
Powered by Joomla Tags
Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional

[ Back ]