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Apartment |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 7

Porto Rotondo in Costa Smeralda

from £146 / night

£1021–£1705 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car advised, no pets allowed

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About the home

Immaculately maintained, and incredibly beautiful, Porto Rondo itself is a magnet for people who appreciate luxury. The apartment, originally owned by Prince Ninotto Caracciolo, is part of the original centre group of houses of Porto Rotondo, designed by architect Pianon, who also designed the interior of the house. It is uniquely located in the heart of Porto Rotondo, overlooking Piazzetta San Marco and the marina.
From the large shaded veranda, you enjoy a unique view on both the harbour and the main square, the heart of Porto Rotondo stylish life.
A large master bedroom and a three bed room, each with its own bathroom and air-conditioning are located on the first floor. The spacious dining/living area with large veranda and kitchen and a third bathroom are located on the second floor, under a feature loft style roof, the area is well-ventilated with colonial style fans and is ideal for relaxing and entertaining. The area near the bathroom can be quickly transformed from a seating area, into a sleeping area for two people, with sliding partitions.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
The house is right in the midle of everything Porto rotondo has to offer.

You will find on your doorstep: the charismatic traffic free lanes winding through the local shopping and dining piazzas, the amphitheater built entirely of granite, the marina which is a characteristic round shape, hence the name of the town, and Piazza San Marco with its statue that indicates North.


The church of San Lorenzo, whose interior contains beautiful wooden sculptures depicting religious scenes is worth visiting.


A visit to the island of Mortorio and Soffi might be considered, a day trip on a boat will also show you places that are not accessible otherwise.


There are several beaches located within a short distance, the beach of Ira: (name derived from the presence of the villa of the famous actress Ira Furstenberg) near the town center and located in Punta Nuraghe, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation.
The beach of Punta Volpe north of Punta Nuraghe, just below the promontory of Punta Volpe, feature white sand with rocky shores of the Mediterranean and overlook the island of Mortorio.

Beach Punta Asphodel, very close to Ira with white sand and crystalline sea.

Marinella beach: just 4 km from Porto Rotondo is the largest and best equipped, ideal for lovers of water sports.

In the evening many people stroll around the marina, or delve through the traffic free narrow streets of the town. The soft evening light, is very characteristic and accompanies you when having dinner in one of the restaurants or pizzeria overlooking the marina. Check prices as some of them may be very expensive, however others are very affordable for the location .
Whilst strolling, I also recommend an huge ice-cream, they are delicious.

There are Nightclubs in the area, Country Club and Tartarughino are the most famous ones, but if you are looking for a more tranquil evening, there are bars and pubs across the marina that stay open until late, The Harris bar located on the main road to the property is probably the most famous.

For more info about local events, tennis, golf and other sports, boat, car and bike hire, visit the Tourist office located by the big car park at the entrance of Porto Rotondo.

With reasonable driving distance from Porto Rotondo towards north you can find Porto Cervo and Poltu Quatu (very exclusive).
Visiting the islands of Maddalena, Caprera a pearl in the mediterranen where you can a visit Garibaldi's house (Museum) is reccomended.
If you feel more adventurous and you have a car, you can drive up to Santa Teresa di Gallura and after you have taken a 40 minute journey on a small ferry you can admire the unforgettable beauty of Bonifacio (Corsica), here you are in France.

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The wooden bridge just below the appartment

 

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View from the terrace

The Sardinia region

In the heart of the Mediterranean sea, Sardinia is a world in itself. An extraordinary region, the oldest in Italy, which offers visitors a real journey back in time. A micro-continent made up of various and surprising landscapes, home of the mysterious nuragic civilization, strategic colony for Phoenicians, Punic and Roman, land of genuine flavors and ancient traditions, passed down with pride and remaining intact today.

Sardinia has always attracted travelers and writers who have extolled the beauties of Sardinia is still unspoiled coastline, and no settlements. Landscapes shaped by larger forces of time and nature, long white beaches and cliffs overlooking a crystalline sea. The wind carries the scents of the Mediterranean but also the echo of history, along the coasts and inland, where you can retrace the footsteps of distant civilizations. Become fascinated by impressive religious festivals and secular customs, culinary traditions and craft skills to discover that seem suspended in time

The Costa Smeralda / Porto Rotondo area

Porto Rotondo is the most exclusive resort in the north Sardinia, where nature has played with precision and has outlined a 'geometrically perfect cove, from which the port took its name. This Euclidean precision blends with the' Apollonian beauty of the place, from which granite coast of Iscia Segada comes to Punta Volpe, enclosing the centre, a powerful rocky complex, which offers a spectacular view of the Costa Smeralda, its sea, its islands.

Among its most famous beaches include Ira (Sa Rena Manna in Sardinian) in honor of Ira von Fürstenberg, Rocks Beach and Punta Volpe (Sardinian Iscia Segada). Together with Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo is considered one of the most exclusive resort in the whole of mediterranean: there are easy VIP sightings, especially in the summer season in nightclubs.

How to get there

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Fly to Olbia, The Loft House is less than 10 miles from the airport. Buses run regularly between the airport and Porto Rotondo.
Direct flights are available from Several european airports to Olbia. You can also fly to Alghero airport, which is about 90 miles away.

Car hire and taxis available at both airports.

Get a ferry to Olbia (Less than 10 miles from Porto Rotondo) from Genova, Livorno, Civitavecchia. Daily buses are available from Olbia to Porto Rotondo. Taxis and local bus service available.

Activities near Costa Smeralda

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26 Jun 2012

“Amazing!” We really liked the flat, well decorated with all the amenities you can think of. The bathrooms are very nice and the rooms are so lovely with matching bed covers and curtains, really tasteful. Good mattresses and pillows and state of the art air conditioning are an added bonus as they are not so easy to find. What we really, really loved though was the balcony, the view of the sunset while sipping wine is to die for! The flat is in a pedestrian area, but close to the parking lot . It is in a side alley off the beaten track but a two minute stroll takes you right into the lovely piazza, the ice cream parlor, the marina and a bountiful of restaurants, cafés and pizzeria. There are lovely beaches around Porto Rotondo and a twenty minute car ride takes you to the renowned beaches of Porto Cervo, Romazzino, Pevero and Capriccioli. The sea is the best we have experienced and this location is exactly were to be for the beaches, the night life and the great food! We'll be back next year for sure!

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 7
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low Season	29 Sep 12	27 Apr 13	1195€ 1195	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	27 Apr 13	1 Jun 13	1495€ 1495	-	-	1 Week
High Season	1 Jun 13	27 Jul 13	1695€ 1695	-	-	1 Week
Peak Season	27 Jul 13	24 Aug 13	1995€ 1995	-	-	1 Week
High Season	24 Aug 13	7 Sep 13	1695€ 1695	-	-	1 Week
Mid Season	7 Sep 13	27 Sep 13	1495€ 1495	-	-	1 Week
Low Season	26 Oct 13	29 Mar 14	1195€ 1195	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

30% rental fee due to secure booking.

The maining 70 % due one week before your arrival.

Refundable breakages deposit of €300,00 is required and will be repaid within 14 days of moving out.

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