Colonna Resort

Yes, Colonna Resort opens right onto Cala Granu beach. This bay features soft, fine sand and placid turquoise water. The private beach club has cabanas, plenty of loungers, and a full bar for drinks and snacks.

Colonna Resort covers 60,000 square meters of Mediterranean parkland, making it one of the most expansive hotel gardens on the entire Costa Smeralda. Within this vast space, you’ll find towering maritime pines, vibrant hibiscus, and old stone paths that meander through the flora.

The Colonna Resort’s 600-square-meter spa is a serious escape. Find Sardinian thalasso treatments, sea-salt scrubs, and seaweed wraps. There's also a sauna, a steam room—the eucalyptus steam cuts right through you—and a hydrotherapy circuit, all tucked into a calming stone-and-wood space.

A night at Colonna Resort begins around €250 for a Classic Room. Expect to pay upwards of €800 for a sea-view suite during the July–August high season. They also offer family rooms and connecting suites.

Absolutely. Colonna Resort stands out as one of the best luxury family properties on the Costa Smeralda. It's got multiple pools, a dedicated kids' area, and direct access to the tranquil Cala Granu beach. Plus, the vibe is just easygoing.

You'll eat well here. Choose from upscale Sardinian seafood, casual poolside Mediterranean, or a beach club spot. There's even a pizza oven for a quick bite. Go half-board or full-board if you plan on eating most meals on-site.

Absolutely. The concierge desk at Colonna Resort can set up boat excursions along the Costa Smeralda, hitting spots like the archipelago of La Maddalena, or out to Tavolara and Mortorio islands. For those wanting a private yacht charter, Porto Cervo marina is just a quick drive.