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Hotel Bellavista S'Archittu
Set in S’Archittu on the north-western Sardinian coast, Hotel Bellavista S'Archittu offers rooms with a furnished sea-view balcony. Free WiFi is provided in the entire building.
Mare Lughente
Mare Lughente is located in S'Archittu Cuglieri. It offers an outdoor pool and a terrace overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. This property features rooms and apartments.
S'Archittu Bed&Breakfast
Featuring a sea-view terrace, free water-sports equipment and free Wi-Fi, S'Archittu Bed&Breakfast is right on the sandy beach in S'Archittu.
Casa Antonella sul Golf
Casa Antonella sul Golf is located in S'archittu Cuglieri, just a 11-minute walk from Spiaggia di Is Arenas and 9 miles from Capo Mannu Beach.
Hotel La Baja
Set in the seaside town of Santa Caterina di Pittinuri, Hotel La Baja offers a peaceful location and lovely views of the Mediterranean.
Is Arenas Resort
- Set within a magnificent pine forest in the uncontaminated paradise of western Sardinia, Is Arenas Resort is a 5-star resort, blending harmoniously with the natural surroundings.
Lugh'e Luna Village
Located in Narbolia, 11 miles from Capo Mannu Beach, Lugh'e Luna Village has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Is Benas Country Lodge
Set in the peaceful Sardinian countryside, the Country Lodge is just 1.2 mi from an 18-hole golf course. It features its own swimming pool and lush Mediteranean gardens.
Il Lentischio del Sinis
Offering a garden and a terrace, Il Lentischio del Sinis in Putzu Idu is close to Su Crastu Biancu Beach and Sa Rocca Tunda Beach.
Su Barroccu
Located 3.7 mi from Oristano, Su Barroccu has a restaurant serving Sardinian cuisine. It offers free Wi-Fi in public areas and traditionally furnished accommodations with a private bathroom.
What Guests Said About S'archittu Cuglieri:
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My mum used to live in this village in the 90s and worked in...
My mum used to live in this village in the 90s and worked in a restaurant that is now closed and left to die on the far end of the sea passeggiata. I have visited some 10 years ago as well. While the Oristanese is an amazing, somewhat still wild and welcoming area, the facilities are still very disappointing. There is no taxi service, the nearest ones from other villages/main towns will ask you for an arm and a leg for any trip, so come prepared. There are daily buses, but connections to the airport/other cities will have you wait a long time. The food, on the other end, was what we really enjoyed. There is a restaurant called Altamarea just on the seafront that has reasonable prices and wonderful food. We basically went every day. We did go just at the beginning of the season, therefore there might be more facilities as you approach the high season. The water and the beaches are to die for in all of Sardinia, but the mid-west coast is somewhat magical. You can enjoy a moderately difficult walk on the arch and enjoy the moon-like feeling of the rocks. I also really loved the quiet atmosphere and completely fell in love with the Persian Silk Trees that spread a wonderful scent throughout the town. In short, you should truly consider driving here, either renting a vehicle or go with your own car by ferry from mainland Italy. You would really enjoy the most of the whole area if you had a way to go around.
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