Where to stay in Sardinia: Top 3 areas (NEW)

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One question which our customers always ask us is where to stay in Sardinia? Well of course, the answer depends. Below, we give you the run down of 3 our favourite areas on the Emerald Island.



Costa Smeralda (best for luxury)

Tucked in Sardinia's North Eastern corner, and an easy ride from Olbia airport, the Costa Smeralda is a celeb-spotter's paradise. With boutique shops, luxury nightclubs and megayacht marinas, the "Emerald Coast" is one of Europe's premier destinations.

At Incoming Domus a su Mari, we offer a range of luxury Costa Smeralda villas and apartments with private pools in the marina towns of Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo, as well as in Palau and the inland town of Arzachena.


Cagliari (best city break)

Sardinia's capital city sits at the southern end of the island and features a rich tapestry of history and culture. From the Roman Amphitheatre to local food markets, you'll find a wide range of interesting activities in our largest city.

And, because it's Sardinia, you'll also find a range of great beaches in and around the city. You can explore the capital and its surrounding areas from one of our great villas and apartments near Cagliari in Torre delle Stelle, Domus de Maria, Santadi, Santa Margherita di Pula, or Quartu Sant'Elena.


San Teodoro (best mix of beaches and towns)

San Teodoro and its surrounding areas of Budoni, Tanaunella, and Capo Coda Cavallo is one of the top tourist destinations in Sardinia, and it's easy to see why. With incredible shops and restaurants, and world-class beaches like La Cinta, Lu Impostu and Cala Brandinchi, San Teodoro offers the best of both worlds for families and individual travellers alike.

Domus a su Mari is headquartered in San Teodoro and we are experts in the surrounding area, offering a range of San Teodoro villas and apartments, and we also have great deals on hotels across Sardinia.



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