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Overlooking the Cala di Volpe Bay, Hotel Cala di Volpe is an ideal mix of discreet elegance and glamour. Perfect views of Sardinia's coastline, mountains, and translucent seas combine with a décor of colored tiles and traditional architecture to show a fine display of charming Sardinian beauty. Named to Condé Nast Traveler's 2005 Gold List as "One of the World's Best Places to Stay in Europe," Hotel Cala di Volpe is a serenely sculptured luxury resort |
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The natural beauty of a charming fishing village is complemented by our recreational facilities and world-class cuisine. Spend an afternoon waterskiing along the unique turquoise coastline or relax in our Olympic-sized saltwater swimming pool amongst lush verdure. Embrace the sumptuous charm of Restaurant Cala di Volpe with its fresh, indigenous ingredients and international cuisine |
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Ornately styled and colored ceramic tiles paint pictures of and pay homage to Sardinian history. Remarkable balconies overlooking the scenic panorama of turquoise glamour highlight each of our 125 spacious guest rooms and suites. Traditional furnishings and personalized service reveal the philosophy of Sardinian culture at the Hotel Cala di Volpe. |
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Hotel Cala di Volpe, located on Sardinia's Costa Smeralda, is a palatial luxury resort designed in the style of an old-fashioned Mediterranean village. The surroundings are spectacular (Costa Smeralda means Emerald Coast, after all), all white sands and translucent waters. But the hotel itself is no less striking - its archways, terraces, and towers seem to blend into the rocky countryside. The fishing-village illusion is impressive, surreal - but this is no historic replica. |
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The hospitality industry had ignored the Emerald Coast until the 1960s, when the Aga Khan set his sights on developing the imposing and yet-unspoiled coastline. The result is this sprawling castle of a holiday resort, the utmost in old-money opulence and Mediterranean beauty. This is a classic Sixties jet-set resort, a discreetly wealthy sort of place, where moneyed Europeans distract themselves with a game of tennis, a swim in the Olympic-sized saltwater pool, or just lounging in the lobby or one of the bars. |
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Nobody is just passing through Sardinia, on the way somewhere else - this hotel is designed as a destination unto itself, a self-contained world of relaxation. There is a putting green, a nearby golf course, even a water-skiing school, and boats are available for rental, with or without hired crew, to explore the bay and the archipelago's many islands. Every imaginable luxury is on offer here - this is truly the ultimate in European hospitality. |
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"Hotel Cala di Volpe",
Cala di Volpe, Sardinia
Italy.