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Ancient olive and juniper trees grow through the hotel park, where paths lead toward the shoreline. Cala Capra beach lies directly below the hotel, with sunbeds and umbrellas, while Cala Selvaggia is a smaller cove reached on foot. Five wooden sun decks extend over the water, with mattresses for sunbathing. The choice is between sand, a deck at the water's edge, or a place among the trees. Hammocks are tucked into the gardens, and coastal walks continue past rocks and junipers toward the Capo d'Orso lighthouse. Nearby Bear Rock gives this stretch of coast another recognizable landmark.

There is also a saltwater swimming pool, separate from the spa's thalasso pools. A cliffside gym keeps workouts close to the sea, and the hotel has a tennis court. Sailing and diving are arranged through affiliated facilities nearby rather than treated as activities taking place entirely on the property. The beach arrangements also differ: the hotel identifies one public beach and another with its organized lounger service.

L'Incantu is a short walk from the sea. Its outdoor pools use heated seawater, with hydromassage jets and different water temperatures forming the thalasso circuit. A hammam, Jacuzzi, and relaxation area with sea-facing loungers complete the facilities. Outdoor massages bring treatments into the landscape, while the menu also includes facials and Sardinian Signature rituals inspired by island ingredients. Seawater is drawn from the waters of the La Maddalena Archipelago National Park and microfiltered. The spa is a paid service, distinct from the hotel's general swimming pool. Access is for adults and teenagers aged fourteen and over; minors need to be accompanied by a parent and have written parental authorization.

At Gli Olivastri, wild olive and juniper trees frame a sea-facing terrace. Breakfast is served here as a buffet accompanied by harp music, and dinner follows a Mediterranean menu with fish, meat, and pasta dishes. Il Paguro is open for lunch and dinner beside Cala Capra beach, where the catch of the day and Gallura's cooking traditions shape the menu. Its terrace is also open to visitors arriving from outside the hotel, giving the restaurant a connection to the marina's boating life.

Île Flottante takes dining onto a wooden platform over the sea, with a set-menu dinner arranged by reservation. L'Approdo has a less formal role, serving snacks at lunch and wood-fired pizza in the evening. Gluten-free and lactose-free dishes are available, with dietary requirements communicated when booking.

The nine-hole Pitch & Putt beside the hotel focuses on the short game. Its par-three holes have small greens and areas of rough, with Mediterranean scrub around the course and views toward Caprera. A Putting Course and simulator add further ways to practice. Equipment rental and lessons can be arranged through the hotel, with instruction adapted to experience. Golf requires a reservation and carries a separate charge. This is a compact practice-and-play facility, not a full-length championship course, so its scale is an important distinction for anyone planning a golf-focused trip.

Excursions depart directly from Cala Capra marina for the La Maddalena Archipelago and the northern Gallura coast. A half-day motorboat trip leaves time ashore, while full-day outings extend the route through the islands. The Pulcinella, a wooden schooner dating from 1927 with red sails, carries up to twelve guests on an itinerary that uses both engine and sail. Private boats with skippers can also be chartered from the pier. Longer excursions may cross toward Corsica and Bonifacio, with routes dependent on sea conditions. Stand-up paddleboarding explores the nearer shoreline, and guided walking excursions turn inland to the area's natural and archaeological sites.

The hotel lists 80 rooms and suites, plus a President Sea View, all with a veranda or terrace. Guests must be at least six years old. Classic Rooms accommodate two adults, with sea views available as a separate option. The Suite Family Sea View has a double bed, a smaller twin bedroom, an open lounge with a sofa bed, and one shower bathroom. It accommodates four adults, with space for an additional child aged six to twelve.

The President Sea View measures approximately 80 square meters, with a separate living room, a veranda, and a bathroom with a tub and shower. The Signature Suite Cala Capra has two sea-view bedrooms, three bathrooms, and space for four guests. Its 200 square meters combine indoor and outdoor areas, including a furnished veranda, private garden, and sunbathing space; that figure is not an interior-only measurement.

Local craftspeople furnished the hotel's interiors in Sardinian style. Air conditioning, a minibar, and a shower bathroom are standard room features, while the furnished outdoor spaces extend daily life beyond the bedroom. Evening live music is part of the hotel program. For guests traveling with a car, private parking is available, with a garage on request and an electric-vehicle charging point. Car rental can also be arranged for journeys around northern Sardinia.

The hotel's environmental approach is part of Delphina's We Are Green program. It includes renewable-energy use, reduced plastic consumption, and FSC-certified paper for printed publications. Organic-certified bath products bring another element of that policy into the rooms. Capo d'Orso also holds Green Key certification. These operational commitments extend the environmental approach beyond the park and shoreline.

Capo d'Orso is in Cala Capra, within the municipality of Palau, rather than in Porto Cervo itself. The hotel places Olbia's airport and port at approximately 40 kilometers away. Transfers are arranged through companies selected by Delphina, and luxury-car or helicopter transfers can be requested. Ground transport should be arranged in advance and confirmed with a transfer voucher. Guests arriving with a boat can use the marina as an alternative point of arrival.