Mare Pineta, South Sardinia
Honeymoon Offer: receive a complimentary bottle of Spumante.
About Mare Pineta
Surrounded by a large, private garden and overlooking a golden sandy beach with crystal blue Sardinian waters, the Hotel Mare Pineta is only 22 miles (35km) from Cagliari. Guests can enjoy the spa and tennis facilities of its sister resort, Hotel Flamingo (only 300 metres away) as well the numerous places of artistic and cultural interest that lie nearby. The Mare Pineta can be found directly by the sea and has a private beach where free umbrellas and desk chairs are available for guests. The guest rooms are furnished in cool pinewood, complete with private bathroom, air-conditioning and mini-bar.Accommodation:
Rooms with shower, television, minibar and hairdryer.Supplements (from):
Twin with Patio for Sole Use.Facilities:
RestaurantLounge
Bar
Swimming pool and separate children's pool (normally in use May-Sep)
Tennis court
Watersports (payable locally)
Beauty centre with sauna, Turkish bath, whirlpool, gym and treatments (payable locally)
Beach charges are included (normally in use May-Sep)
Information:
The hotel has 64 air-conditioned rooms.Transfer time from Cagliari airport: 1 hour 10 mins.
Child prices apply to ages 2-11 years.
Dinner and buffet breakfast.
Minimum stay 3 nights.
Official Rating 3Star
About South Sardinia
Southern Sardinia features long expanses of perfect sandy beaches and probably the most translucent turquoise sea you will find anywhere in Europe. The southern coast of this wonderful island provides an ideal environment for the ultimate beach holiday on Sardinia.SANTA MARGHERITA DI PULA
On the southern tip of Sardinia, this has a superb sandy beach and is close to the city of Cagliari, ablaze with cafés, restaurants, shops and the interesting old quarter 'Castello'.
CHIA
One of Sardinia's most scenic and uncluttered coastlines, where rocky promontories separate reclusive sandy coves. A 16th century campanile stands guard over the Punic settlement of Bithia.
NORA
Founded during the 8th and 9th century BC, houses the remains of Punic and Phoenician sanctuaries, a magnificent Roman villa, amphitheatre and stately forum.