About Us: Our Roots, Your Escape

Coral Riviera is not just a destination; it is a story of family, land, and authentic Sardinian hospitality. This estate was originally my father’s home, a farmer who dedicated his life to these fields. Every corner of the property breathes the history of his hard work among the olive trees and a deep respect for the slow rhythms of nature.

The turquoise heart of our garden—our swimming pool—is the most beautiful tribute to this past. It was born from the careful restoration of an ancient stone basin (vascone), originally built by my father to collect water for irrigating the crops. Today, that historic structure has been transformed into a place for your relaxation, preserving the timeless charm of the stone and the memory of its rural soul.

Professional Expertise, Personal Touch

In addition to my family heritage, I bring my professional experience to your stay. As a travel agent, I understand exactly what makes a holiday unforgettable: attention to detail, seamless comfort, and the feeling of being "at home" even when you are miles away. I put my expertise at your service to help you discover the most authentic side of Alghero. I am not just your host, but a consultant ready to recommend the perfect itinerary, the most secluded hidden coves, or those local culinary gems you won't find in any guidebook.

Welcome to our home. Welcome to the heart of the Coral Riviera.

How to Reach Coral Riviera

Our property is located at Strada Vicinale Poneddu Puntet, 4, Alghero. We are nestled in the quiet countryside, yet perfectly positioned to reach the city and the coast in minutes.

From Alghero-Fertilia Airport (AHO) – 7 km:

- By Car: The easiest way (approx. 10-15 mins). Follow signs for Alghero and then toward the Poneddu Puntet rural area.

- By Taxi: Readily available at the arrivals terminal; the ride takes about 10 minutes.

From Porto Torres Ferry Port – 35 km:

- By Car: A scenic 35-40 minute drive along the SP42 (the "Road of the Two Seas").

- Pro Tip: As your travel agent host, I highly recommend renting a car. It is the best way to explore our hidden coves and the surrounding vineyards with total freedom.

Top Things to Do in Alghero: An Expert’s Selection

Alghero, known as "Barceloneta" for its Catalan roots, offers a unique blend of history, crystal-clear waters, and world-class food.

1. History & Sunset Magic

- Walk the Ramparts: Stroll along the Spanish bastions (Marco Polo, Cristoforo Colombo) as the sun dips into the Mediterranean.

- The Old Town: Get lost in the narrow cobblestone streets, visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria, and stop by the Coral Museum to discover the "Red Gold" of our sea.

- Skyline Aperitivo: For a 360° view of the city and marina, head to the Blau SkyBar for a drink at sunset.

2. Nature & Adventure

- Neptune’s Grottoes (Grotte di Nettuno): Accessible by boat from the port or via the breathtaking Escala del Cabirol (656 steps carved into the cliff) at Capo Caccia.

- Boat Excursions: Book a sailing day with Sea Spirit or Coral Sail to explore the Porto

- The Best Beaches: Don’t miss Le Bombarde, Il Lazzaretto, and the pine-fringed dunes of Maria Pia.

3. Food & Wine Experiences

- Authentic Dining:Try the famous "Lobster Algherese" or traditional Sardinian Porceddu (suckling pig) at Trattoria Lo Romanì or the renowned Agriturismo Sa Mandra.

- Wine Tasting: Visit the historic Sella & Mosca estates, one of Europe’s largest wineries, for a tour through the vineyards and ancient cellars.