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A furnished terrace opens onto a small garden, screened by trees and shrubs. There is a table for drinks outside, with separate lounge seating among the planting and personal sunbeds nearby. An outdoor shower adds a useful place to rinse off before returning to the room.

Inside, the bed faces a long counter, with fitted storage near the passage to the bathroom. Colours and textures take their cue from Sardinia, bringing warm tones into the sleeping space. The bathroom is set to one side, away from the outdoor seating, and has a shower, basin and bidet. The whole room is on the ground floor.

Warm wood tones in the furniture echo the juniper trees outside. Pale fabrics and flooring draw on Sardinia's sun-bleached landscape. Large windows keep the planting in sight from the bedroom. The bed faces a long counter, and fitted cupboards sit beside the passage to the bathroom.

The private outdoor space includes a sofa, a low table and a separate table with chairs, extending the room beyond the glass doors. Indoors, the bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower, basin and bidet. Rooms are on the ground and first floors. They sit among the resort's gardens, close to the main swimming pool.

Pale flooring and fabrics take their colours from Sardinia's sun-bleached landscape. A desk stands against one wall, with fitted storage and a house bar near the entrance to the bathroom. The bed faces the glazed doors, which lead to a furnished outdoor space with a table and chairs.

The bathroom has a walk-in shower, basin and bidet, separated from the sleeping space by a sliding door. Rooms are on the ground or first floor, with either a balcony or terrace. Italian design and Sardinian influences meet in the interiors, while the outdoor table offers a place for a drink or breakfast in the fresh air.

Blue Cerasarda ceramics bring colour to the room, echoing the water beyond the windows. The bed and drinks cabinet share one space, with fitted storage along the wall and a long counter opposite the bed. Glass doors open to an outdoor area furnished with a sofa, low table and a separate table for two.

The bathroom sits beside the sleeping area and includes a walk-in shower, basin and bidet. Rooms in this category are on either the ground or first floor, close to the main beach. Planting borders the private outdoor seating area.

Wall coverings take their patterns from Sardinian weaving, picking up the shapes of branches and leaves outside. The interior draws on the island's stone, plants and craft traditions, with warm tones in the furniture and floor. Large windows bring daylight into the room and frame the surrounding greenery.

A corner sofa and coffee table sit at one end of the main room, with the sleeping area at the other. The bathroom is between them, and a house bar lines the opposite wall. Outside, one seating area has a table for meals, while another has a sofa and armchair. These furnished spaces face the landscaped gardens.

Wide windows light the warm-toned floors and furniture, whose design draws on Sardinian materials and craft traditions. The sitting area and bed share an open room, with a long counter along one wall. Fitted cupboards line the entrance passage, and the bathroom has its own shower, basin and bidet.

Outside, the furnished terrace has a table for meals, while the garden holds a separate lounge arrangement and sunbeds. An outdoor shower is close at hand. The suite is on the ground floor, with a path through the planting leading towards the water. The house bar keeps drinks within reach of both the indoor and outdoor seating.

Locally crafted furniture and soft, muted colours give the bedroom its character. Fitted cupboards sit beside the bathroom, while a counter runs along the wall opposite the bed. Glazed doors bring light into the sleeping space, and planting borders the outside of the lower level.

The upper outdoor area has sun loungers, armchairs and a low table, with plenty of space between them. It is arranged for both sunbathing and sitting with a drink, above the surrounding trees. Below, the private bathroom has a shower, basin and bidet. A second terrace and private garden sit at bedroom level.

White Biancone di Orosei marble runs underfoot, paired with juniper or lime-washed furniture. These pale surfaces and wood tones are specific to the island setting, while large windows bring in plenty of light. The lounge has a corner sofa and coffee table, with a house bar along the opposite wall.

Glazed doors lead to a furnished terrace where a table provides space to eat outside. The bathroom has a shower and single basin, set beside the sleeping area. Suites occupy either the ground or first floor, and their outdoor spaces face the bay. Inside, storage sits near the entrance rather than between the seating and windows.

Each bedroom opens to its own outdoor space. Family members can step outside without going through the other room. The first-floor setting looks into the gardens, with large windows bringing the greenery into view. Desks and fitted cupboards give both rooms their own places to work and unpack.

The design follows the Garden collection, with patterns drawn from Sardinian weaving and furniture made from local juniper. Light finishes sit alongside the warmth of the wood. Each bathroom has a walk-in shower, while the house bar provides a place to make drinks.

The layout takes its cue from a Sardinian coastal home, with warm floors, fitted wood furniture and a house bar beside the sitting area. A central partition marks out the sleeping zone while leaving the room open on either side. Large windows face the outdoor dining table and surrounding planting.

A separate outdoor lounge sits near the bathroom end of the suite, offering another place to settle with a book. The bathroom has twin basins and an enclosed shower, with storage in the adjoining passage. An outdoor shower and sun loungers complete the garden setting. The suite occupies the ground floor, reached by a path through the landscaped grounds.

Palm-lined paths lead to this suite, which has a bedroom beside a separate living room. An L-shaped sofa and coffee table anchor the lounge, with the house bar and fitted storage along the opposite wall. Glass doors open to a terrace furnished for meals outside, with further seating in the surrounding greenery.

The bathroom pairs a bathtub with a separate shower. The bedroom has its own access towards the outdoor space, so the two rooms can be used independently during the day. Suites are located on either the ground or first floor. From their terraces, the outlook takes in the shoreline's sculpted rocks and the open Mediterranean beyond.

A private garden wraps around the outdoor living space, where sunbeds and lounge seating sit among Mediterranean shrubs. The paved terrace has a dining table, with glass doors leading into the suite. An outdoor shower is on hand after a swim, and the separate bedroom sits beside the living area.

An L-shaped sofa and coffee table form the indoor lounge, with a house bar nearby. The design draws on the colours of the coast and wooded hills, including marine blue tones in the bathroom. A bathtub and separate shower provide two ways to unwind indoors. The ground-floor setting keeps the garden, terrace and indoor rooms close together.

From here, you can see the Maddalena islands and Caprera, which gives the suite its name. A landscaped garden provides outdoor lounge seating, while a separate table beside the bedroom offers a place to eat in the open air. The ground-floor position is just a few steps from the shoreline.

Inside, a distinct sitting room contains a sofa and house bar, with a doorway leading into the bedroom. Modern furniture is paired with Sardinian craft details. The bathroom sits beyond the sleeping area and includes a freestanding bathtub and a separate shower. Glass doors from both the bedroom and lounge lead towards the furnished outdoor areas.

A separate bedroom sits alongside a living room with an L-shaped sofa and house bar. Both areas open towards the outdoor space, and a dining table stands beside the glazed doors. Fitted wardrobes run behind the bed, keeping storage out of the sitting area.

Above, sunbeds and lounge seating look over the trees and beach. There is room to stretch out in the sun or sit with a drink, away from the bedroom below. Natural light fills the lower rooms, whose materials were chosen to reflect the surrounding landscape. The private bathroom includes a shower, basin and bidet, with its entrance off the passage beside the bedroom.

Granite, white Orosei marble and ceramics made by Sardinian artisans give the rooms a strong local character. A separate bedroom leads to a living and dining area, where a corner sofa sits beside a table for four. The house bar is close to the lounge, keeping the sleeping space free of the main social activity.

Outside, the terrace has another dining table, a sofa and a chair, with the beach just a short walk away. The suite is on the ground floor and takes its name from a Costa Smeralda cove. Its bathroom contains both a bathtub and a separate shower. Large glazed openings connect the indoor seating to the furnished terrace.

Handcrafted rugs and sculpted wall panels add texture to the rooms. The furniture draws on the grain and colour of old juniper wood. Lamps and decorative pieces from design houses add another layer of detail. A broad sitting area has a corner sofa and house bar, while the bed stands beyond a central partition.

The curved bathroom contains a bathtub, walk-in shower and twin basins, with fitted storage nearby. Outside, a private garden holds sunbeds, a dining table and a separate lounge corner. Glazed doors connect this space to the interior, and the ground-floor setting opens towards the coast. This is the largest suite in the resort.

A sofa and house bar sit between the bedrooms, giving everyone a place to gather indoors. Each bedroom has its own bathroom with a shower, and fitted cupboards provide storage beside the entrance. Large windows open towards the outside, keeping the lounge and bedrooms close to the terrace.

The outdoor space has a dining table and a separate seating arrangement, with planting around the suite. There is room to share a meal, read or sit together after returning from the beach. The design pairs bright interiors with views across the Sardinian coast. The suite takes its name from Spiaggia del Principe, a beach on the Costa Smeralda.