Villas for rent in Sardinia: ideas for the low season
Visiting Sardinia during the low season
Talking about holidays in Sardinia, May and June first, September and October, after, represent the low season in Sardinia. These are months in which the entire island relaunches and renews its events and hospitality for the many tourists who come to the island to experience the sea and to discover the millenary traditions (certainly one of the most fascinating in the Mediterranean area).
The warm and breezy climate marks the beautiful days. It will accompany you between walks amid nature and swimming in crystal clear waters, away from the chaos of the high season, thus allowing you to live all those experiences that you might decide to give up in August. This is the ideal time for all those who practice sports such as kitesurfing, for those looking for a canoe excursion or simply for those who want to visit the island in complete serenity.
During this period it is possible to find excellent offers to spend your holidays in a luxury villa with a private pool at particularly advantageous prices. Although the trend is to book in advance, more and more people are looking for last-minute offers in Sardinia to find an available holiday house.
So, in this short guide, we would like to present some of our best villas for rent in Sardinia.
Let's start with our villas for rent in North East Sardinia in the beautiful San Teodoro. Among the best-known tourist destinations around the Mediterranean, among other things, it is known for the constant dualism between the maritime and hilly landscape. Here you can find Monti Nieddu with its scenic paths and waterfalls, dream beaches and in the background the island of Tavolara da. Without a doubt, La Cinta beach, Cala Brandinchi (also known as the Little Tahiti) and Lu Impostu require no introduction. They are an absolute must for anyone coming to Sardinia. Let's start with one of our Capo Coda Cavallo villas:
- Villa Danza dei Fenicotteri: a splendid villa that takes its name from the fascinating show offered by these birds that populate the nearby lagoon in this period. It is a modern, welcoming villa with a beautiful private swimming pool.
- Cala Brandinchi: This cozy villa for rent in Italy will amaze you with its stunning view over the spectacular sea of San Teodoro.
We go north and travel along the coast arriving at the gates of Olbia. Less than 10 minutes from the Costa Smeralda airport we find Murta Maria, a small village immersed in a discreet and familiar context:
- Villa Berta: just a few steps from a beach capable of giving postcard sunsets, this villa for rent in Olbia is equipped with all comforts. It awaits you for your holidays with its large and reserved spaces.
We follow the coast in our imaginary itinerary until the residential complex of Portobello di Gallura. A small oasis close to the sea, completely immersed in the splendid landscape in Gallura:
- Villa Smeralda: This is a villa with direct access to the sea, located in a privileged position. From your private pool, you can enjoy one of the most evocative sunsets on the whole island.
- Villa Belle: represents the right compromise between modernity and integration with the surrounding environment. Located just under 100 meters from a small and discreet sandy beach. Villa Belle comfortably accommodates up to 10 people in an exclusive context equipped with all the main services.
We proceed to Costa Paradiso. A place that makes its name a real emblem. Characterized by the alternation between rocky conformations with a lunar aspect and pristine Mediterranean scrub, it is ideal for spending your holidays in close contact with the surrounding nature. Here we point out:
- Il Rifugio degli Architetti: This villa for rent in Sardinia is a symbol of friendship. In fact it was born from the collaboration between a group of architects who wanted to give a body to their almost fraternal bond. They have decided to enrich it with a private panoramic swimming pool, to let anyone who decides to stay there try their idea of conviviality.
- Dimora del Falco: is one of the favourite villas of our regular guests who for years have continued to choose it for its location and comfortable private swimming pool for their holidays in Sardinia.
Our coast-to-coast itinerary has almost come to an end, but before saying goodbye we pass Porto Torres to reach the peninsula that extends northwards and leads the small village of Stintino to look out over the island of Asinara. Here we find the queen of all Sardinian beaches, the splendid La Pelosa which, with its crystalline waters and white sand, attracts tourists from all over the world every year. To make you enjoy your stay in this charming village to the fullest, we are waiting for you at:
- Il Rifugio del Bandito: Located near the beach of La Pelosa and that of the Gabbiano. This villa for rent in Stintino is certainly one of the most beautiful in the area. With its neat style and luxuriant garden, it represents an ideal solution for large families who want to discover this magnificent area.
All you have to do is contact us, even via WhatsApp, to book your next stay in one of our villas. All the staff of our Sardinia Unlimited real estate agency is ready to welcome you to make your next holidays unforgettable.
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North and North East Sardinia: the best villas for rent
North and north east Sardinia: what to see on holiday
The north east of Sardinia is the best known area of the whole island, with a strong tourism vocation. There are countless seaside and inland resorts, which during the high season are very popular with vacationers and travelers from all over the world. The presence of the exclusive Costa Smeralda pulls the holiday train of northern Sardinian, thus even nearby towns are increasingly known and appreciated by lovers of the area. San Teodoro and Capo Coda Cavallo, the paradisiacal Maddalena Archipelago, the renowned area of Olbia and Porto Rotondo, up to the far north overlooking Corsica, dominated by Santa Teresa di Gallura and the wild strip of land of Capo Testa. All toponyms that evoke white sandy beaches, crystal clear and transparent sea. Scenarios immersed in unspoiled nature, where you can stay in the most exclusive villas for rent in northern Sardinia.
The north and northeastern quadrant of the island, almost completely coincides with the historic region Gallura. One of the most famous territories of the entire island due to the wild nature and unspoiled landscapes, often used as a natural movie set and for effective commercials. The area has a solid economy based not only on tourism but also on the extraction of granite, wine production and the cork industry. Sectors in which local companies represent a real excellence at an international level. It suffices to cross the hilly and mountainous interior to realize the importance of these resources, given the great natural and visible wealth of the area. Even the northernmost strip of the Baronies region falls within the northeastern territories, adding other wonderful coasts and dream landscapes.
Some villas in northeastern Sardinia, where you can spend unforgettable moments, dedicated to relaxation and fun, are:
- Villa Selene Blu in Olbia.
- Villa Sa Mola in San Teodoro.
- Villa Li Cuncheddi in Olbia.
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What to visit in Porto San Paolo in Sardinia
What to do and see in Porto San Paolo in Sardinia?
Not far from the sparkling Costa Smeralda, a few kilometers south of Olbia on the marvelous northeastern coast of Sardinia, we find Loiri Porto San Paolo. It is a municipality made up of several rural houses and two main hamlets: the hill town (Loiri) and the seaside village (Porto San Paolo). The seaside village represents an important tourist reality in the area, thanks to the presence of various accommodation facilities and several villas for rent in Sardinia.
The area was already inhabited during prehistoric times and the human presence grew in the Nuragic and Roman Punic times. In the municipal area there are also several medieval churches, dedicated to the saints who are celebrated on the occasion of the patronal feasts. It is widely believed that the Apostle Paul visited the place before becoming a hermit.
The village is part of the north-eastern coast of Sardinia and records a good number of visitors in the high season, especially during the important nautical fair and the prestigious film festival on the island of Tavolara, A Night in Italy. A cultural event during which famous Italian actors, directors, celebrities and the major movie critics plow the short stretch of sea that separates them from the imposing Gallura island, aboard boats that set sail from Porto San Paolo. Several ferries depart daily from the marina, connecting Tavolara and the smaller islands of Molara, Molarotto, Isola dei Cavalli and Piana with the mother island. With a little luck, you will be able to share that run with the big screen celebrities!
Villas with pool rental for the weekend in Sardinia
Villas with pool weekly rental Sardinia
Fancy a holiday by the sea but you ran out of annual leave? No problem! Nowadays, it is possible to "escape" from the city for short periods, such as a weekend. By optimizing time, it is possible to spend pleasant holidays in Sardinia even for a few days. A break on the most fascinating island in the Mediterranean is always an invigorating experience, which will help you to disconnect from the daily routine of the city and from work. Such a break brings great beneficial effects on your mood, helping you to fill up on positive energy. What better occasion than a long weekend to discover new places, with great charm and scenic beauty?
Thanks also to flights in territorial continuity, it is easy to book a flight to Sardinia from Rome or Milan, as these are routes that are guaranteed throughout the year. Other airlines fly from various Italian cities during high and low season. It is also possible to reach the island from abroad. For example, several low-cost carriers connect Cagliari, Olbia and Alghero with numerous European cities and destinations. Once the flights have been booked, all you have to do is to choose one of the many Sardinia villas for rent that can be reached easily from the main Sardinian airports. Several mid-size villas are available also for short-term rentals, even with private pool or a pool shared with other properties.
The luxury villas of the most glamorous locations in the Costa Smeralda, such as Porto Cervo, or the nearby exclusive village of Porto Rotondo, rarely allow short bookings. Usually, a minimum stay is required, with variable duration: between one, up to four weeks of stay for the high standing villas. The minimum stay requirement is justified by the high costs for maintenance and management for this type of property, which cannot be amortized with weekend rentals. Suffice it to consider the utilities, the costs for the personnel, such as cleaners and sanitizers of the premises, gardeners, pool maintainers, and any extra cost arising from the restart and maintaining of air conditioning systems, heating etc. The situation is different for smaller villas and holiday homes, located in lesser-known locations, which accept bookings for the weekend only or for just two or three days of the week.
We much prefer renting a villa with pool. For many reasons: first of all, such a property associates the advantage of direct access to the sea, or proximity to the beach - if not the location just a few steps from the beach -, with the possibility to relax and sip an aperitif by the pool. In addition, this housing solution gives its best during dawn or during a breathtaking sunset, natural spectacles to be enjoyed directly from the pool or the terrace of the house. It offers precious moments to share with friends, family and the people closest to us, to cherish and keep forever in our memory.
Several villas in our portfolio are located in Costa Paradiso, a tourist village completely immersed in a nature of wild and uncontaminated beauty. In this oasis of peace and serenity in northern Sardinia, the Mediterranean scrub with its scents and aromas, the most bizarre granite rocks and the fiery sunsets over the sea are all part of the landscape. We strongly suggest this location for a short stay in Sardinia to restore your inner balance.
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Portobello di Gallura, a gem in western Gallura
Portobello di Gallura, the ideal villa where to stay
Portobello di Gallura is an exclusive private village that has the ability to instill serenity to its visitors. Its coast is bathed by a turquoise and crystalline sea and is part of an idyllic natural context. Portobello has a coastline of 3 km and an area of about 100 hectares. It is located on the coastal stretch of western Gallura, in the territory of Aglientu, not far from Santa Teresa di Gallura. The village is surrounded by the typical and aromatic Mediterranean scrub, which perfumes the air and gives a sense of peace to those who breathe the natural essences. Spending a holiday period in a villa in Portobello di Gallura can be a balancing experience, which is good for the soul.
The prestigious Portobello Residential Park was founded in the 1960s, with the intent of creating an alternative to the elite tourism of the nearby Costa Smeralda, which was established around the same time by the will of His Highness Karim Aga Khan IV. Today, Portobello is one of the most popular Gallura destinations, hosting several artists and famous people, who love to spend their holidays immersed in the absolute tranquility of this heavenly corner. Among other VIPs, the destination is beloved by the family of the talented singer-songwriter Cristiano De André. The family is bond with this part of Gallura since the time when his father - the great Fabrizio De André - was alive.
Portobello di Gallura is far away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, but offers excellent and high-level services. In addition to the marina available to guests of the Park, there is a central Club House, a restaurant, a bar, a pizzeria and an exclusive beach lounge bar close to the beach, for meals, happy hours and classy aperitifs, as well as sports facilities, such as tennis courts and five-a-side football fields. The village is guarded by guards 24 hours a day, and can be accessed by passing a security checkpoint. Therefore, a holiday in Portobello guarantees total relaxation, in an oasis of peace, tranquility and absolute privacy. In this safe and almost secret place, time seems to have stopped: everything revolves around the sea, the unspoiled coast and the wild nature.
The ideal villa to stay in Sardinia could be found in Portobello di Gallura. The properties belonging to the park blend gracefully into the superb unspoiled landscape, minimizing the visual and environmental impact. The peculiar architecture of the village is the constant that unites the holiday homes and the exclusive villas, immersed with discretion in the Mediterranean scrub, just a few steps from the sea.
Among the many prestigious villas of the locality, we point out:
- Villa Gloriator: beautiful villa with private pool, located about 100 meters from the sea. With 4 bedrooms it can comfortably accommodate 8 people;
- Villa Belle: splendid independent villa with private pool, located in a quiet area, just a few steps from the beach of Baia Dell'Amore. The property has 5 bedrooms with a capacity of 10 beds;
- Villa il Rosso di Tramonto: villa with Jacuzzi and sea view, perfectly set in the context of Portobello, in an enviable position facing the emerald green sea. It represents an excellent compromise between elegance, modernity, and rusticity. Up to 10 guests can stay in its 5 bedrooms.
The best villas for rent in Portobello di Gallura are also listed in the relevant Web page. Click here to find out more!
Holiday home, villas for rent: 3 tips for Stintino
Villas for rent in Stintino: how to find the one that's right for you!
We already wrote about Stintino in our north Sardinia Tour proposal, highlighting various peculiar aspects of the area. In addition, we have also published some information about the island of Asinara, part of the majestic scenery of the far north-west of Sardinia.
Today, we want to reveal why the peninsula represents an essential stop for those who want to discover Sardinia and all the possible facets of this mini continent.
Stintino is unique! There is no other such place in Sardinia. Unique from a landscape point of view, unique for its scents, traditions and nature. You can tell when, leaving the industrial center of Porto Torres behind you, you drive on the road that crosses the hamlet of Pozzo San Nicola and then leads to the Stintino peninsula.
Along the way, from time to time you can see stretches of blue sea from Ezzi Mannu and the Saline beach, the motionless surface of a pond inhabited by water birds, grazing cattle. Even the Mediterranean scrub gets thicker as you drive towards the extreme northwestern tip, with scents of broom, rosemary and rock rose. Pure serenity!
Following the final stretch of the road, skirting the enchanting village of Stintino, you reach the crossroads between the town and the La Pelosa beach and Capo Falcone: both directions lead to extraordinary destinations.
The small village of Stintino was founded by families who were forced to leave the island of Asinara in 1885, following the construction of the maximum security prison. The center of the town is characterized by two large inlets that host two small harbors where sailing- and fishing boats are moored. In fact, the inhabitants of the village lived for years mainly on fishing and farming. Of vital importance was the tuna fishing, by now ritualized and imprinted in the collective memory of the people of Stintino. The past is shown in the MUT, the Tonnara di Stintino Museum and by some buildings in the area, which testify to a past of tradition and hard work. Do not miss to stroll along the seafront, to discover both the small ports and the side alleys, where you can taste the typical dishes of the maritime tradition of the village.
You will not miss the enchanting Lateen sailing boats, which are icons of Stintino, so much that, since the 1980s, the Lateen Regatta has been held here, during which proudly is deployed the splendid sailing rig of the Mediterranean tradition. The marinas are surrounded by low houses, typical of seaside towns, with facades covered in local stone: the dark schist, with silver reflections, known throughout Sardinia as Stintino stone. Breathe in a touch of tradition and great serenity by adapting to the slow pace of life of this remote Sardinian village that is a must to discover.
If, on the other hand, you drive north at the crossroads between the village and Capo Falcone, after crossing the last hill, you will be driving on an incredible panoramic road. A gentle descent with a fabulous view over the Asinara and the Stintino peninsula. The entire length of the road is bordered by a sidewalk that crosses the Mediterranean scrub and reaches the beach of La Pelosa. If you enjoy jogging and walking, it is best to get up at dawn to stroll along the sidewalk in the fresh morning air. The nature that awakens with you and the inhalation of the healthy, salty air containing iodine, mixed with the natural aromas of Mediterranean plants, will bring you into a dimension of great inner peace. You might encounter small wild animals along the way, as if they wanted to accompany you during your morning exercise. This could be the ideal way to start your day if you are going to spend a few days in these surroundings.
The final stretch of the road leads to the famous beach La Pelosa, then goes up the rocky ridge of Capo Falcone, and finally rejoins the panoramic road with a loop. Few ecosystems on earth can match the beauty of this corner of Sardinia. Everything is in full harmony. The beach is white and fine, almost like talcum powder. The seabed is shallow for several meters: you can walk immersed up to your knees in invigorating water, transparent like air and with crazy colors. The beach is enclosed by shale rocks, which shine with the sun, alternating with spots of evergreen vegetation and beautiful old junipers. In front of the beach there are several islands and islets: the “Piana” island, which was owned by the Berlinguer family, the islet that houses the iconic fortified tower, and the pearl among the major Sardinian islands: Asinara, with its unique nature.
An incredible area, a rare beauty that is good for the soul, and just waiting to be discovered!
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Villa in Sardinia with sea view: where to look for it!
The most beautiful sea view in Sardinia from our 5 villas
Few things in the world are able to make us feel at peace with the world and with ourselves as a glimpse of the intense blue of the "Mare Nostrum", of a bay and a golden beach framed by luxuriant Mediterranean scrub. Even better if it is the Sardinian Sea.
We at Sardinia Unlimited know it well!
That's why we have made a selection of the best villas with sea view from our portfolio. All the villas in Sardinia for rent listed below have an enviable dominant position near the sea, and a unique view.
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Tips for choosing the right villa with pool for rent in Sardinia!
Holidays in villas for rent in Sardinia with swimming pool
If you have not yet decided where to spend your holidays, and which type of accommodation to book, our experts’ advice can surely help you.
Are you a regular on a holiday in a hotel or village? Have you ever considered spending your holidays in a villa at your complete disposal, and why not, with a beautiful swimming pool all for yourself?
The exclusive access to the swimming pool and the adjacent relaxation areas takes the holiday to the next level, as well as guaranteeing more privacy.
Furthermore, having a beautiful and well-kept villa swimming pool at your disposal 24 hours a day is extremely fun!
The ideal location for a villa holiday is the island of Sardinia, which offers a wide choice of luxury properties and villas suitable for any need, located in unique natural settings.
Especially in recent times, when it is increasingly important to safeguard our and our beloved ones health and privacy, villa holidays are becoming more and more the first choice for countless guests.
In the following paragraphs we will try to explain the reason for that choice and how to identify the structure that best suits your needs.
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The 5 best beaches in Costa Paradiso
Our tips for visiting the 5 best beaches in Costa Paradiso
Costa Paradiso is a fantastic tourist resort in the north of Sardinia, halfway between Castelsardo and Santa Teresa di Gallura, frequented by thousands of visitors especially during the high season. It is like a chest full of naturalistic treasures, waiting to be unearthed.
Costa Paradiso is a hamlet of Trinità d’Agultu e Vignola, a municipality since 1958 with a double soul: hilly and maritime. Hilly, because the main urban center of Trinità d’Agultu, built around the eighteenth-century Holy Trinity Church, is located on the hills at about 360 meters above sea level; maritime, thanks to the many coastal hamlets enclosed in its vast territory. It includes the agglomeration of Vignola mare, the tourist village of Isola Rossa and the Marinedda beach, the beach of Li Feruli, Cala Sarraina, Tinnari and the hamlet of Lu Colbu. A wonderful stretch of the coast of Trinità d’Agultu and Vignola is called the Red Coast, due to the predominant color of the granite rocks and islets in the area. This portion Sardinian coast is very famous for the presence of pristine beaches and hidden coves, bordered by cliffs which, especially at sunset, take on red shades.
The hamlet of Costa Paradiso is 13 km from Trinità d’Agultu away. It opens to the visitor's eyes with an evocative and wild landscape, a natural setting for fiery sunsets. In this context, the holiday homes of the residential village and the exclusive villas for rent with sea view fit perfectly, harmoniously integrated into the landscape, retaining the charm of the area. The buildings, built with local materials, respect defined aesthetic standards, and have colors and shapes that recall those of the surrounding nature.
Whoever drives along the coastal road that leads to the village of the same name, finds himself immersed in a breathtaking promontory. It is dotted with pink granite and a dense and evergreen Mediterranean scrub, leading to wonderful bays and natural pools with crystal clear water and emerald green, turquoise and deep blue shades. Nomen omen; a true paradise!
The beaches of Costa Paradiso and surrounding areas are among the most evocative of western Gallura, known for the incredible color of the sea and delicate beaches. We mention what we believe are the 5 most beautiful beaches in the area, aware that there are others nearby, which deserve just as much attention.
The wonderful Li Cossi beach comes first with merit. It is absolutely worth taking the path that leads to the welcoming beach of fine golden sand, enclosed by enveloping reddish rocks, which give a sense of protection to bathers. We are talking about an absolute masterpiece of nature, set like a rare gem in this superb stretch of coast. The beach, as well as by sea, can be reached via a romantic path that winds along pink granite rocks eroded by the elements, with the most varied and imaginative shapes. The surrounding promontory is covered with green Mediterranean scrub that perfumes the air, cheering up the days at the beach for adults and children.
We continue with Cala Sarraina, one of the most beautiful beaches in the area, which encloses a welcoming pinkish beach, made up of coarse sand of granite origin and micro fragments of coral. It is bathed by a transparent sea like crystal and is surrounded by marvelous rocks sculpted by the mistral and by hills that smell of the typical aromas of the local vegetation. The cove is also a small natural harbor that can be reached from above, being immediately captivated by the intense color of the water. The beach can be reached in a few minutes by car, and is equipped with restaurant services and beach equipment rental.
Another gem that we point out is the Cala di Porto Leccio, set in a position sheltered from the east winds, with an old typical shepherd’s house. The beach is made up of small pebbles and fits perfectly into a setting of high and jagged coasts covered with dense scrub. The water that bathes the cove is crystal clear and tending to turquoise in color. If you are looking for a quiet place where you can sunbathe even in high season, Porto Leccio is the ideal location as it is not very crowded even in summer. The beach can be reached via the same path that leads to Li Cossi, from which it is just a few minutes away. The same path leads also to Cala Tinnari.
We continue with the romantic Cala Tinnari, part of the Red Coast, between Costa Paradiso and Isola Rossa. The beach has the shape of two converging arches and is made up of fragments of shells, tiny grains of granite and pebbles deposited from the nearby Rio Pirastru, which bring a greyish color. The hue of the sand offers a remarkable chromatic contrast with the red cliffs and the intense green of the vegetation, as well as with the wonderful clear emerald sea tending to blue. Ideal location for snorkeling, thanks to the rich marine fauna that lives in the wonderful polychrome seabed. A real oasis of peace and tranquility, this lonely bay is easily accessible by sea directly from Costa Paradiso, as well as through the natural path leading to Li Cossi.
The last beach we suggest to visit if you spend your holidays in Costa Paradiso, is about one kilometer from the town of Isola Rossa, that takes its name from an iconic islet. We are talking about La Marinedda beach, an unmissable bay with a beach of fine white sand among the most beautiful in northern Sardinia, which slips docile into the sandy seabed. In the background you can see Punta Canneddi, while all around the typical aromatic vegetation of the Mediterranean Sea, including helichrysum, and junipers, completes the idyllic landscape. The stretch of sea that laps the shoreline has shades between turquoise and intense blue, depending on the refraction and intensity of the light. It is flat and soothing in the absence of wind and somewhat turbulent when the Mistral blows. The beach is popular with water sports enthusiasts and hosts an international surfing competition.
La Marinedda is easy to reach, along the coast road that leads to Isola Rossa. The beach is equipped with refreshment services, deckchair and bathing and sports equipment rental. There is also a windsurfing and surfboarding school.
5 Dream villas with direct access to the sea in Sardinia
Seaside villas in Sardinia: choosing the right ones!
First of all, we would like to stress on the fact that, seaside villas or with direct access to the sea are rare on Sardinia. This is due to urban planning regulations and laws aimed at preserving the environmental and naturalistic integrity of the shores. And everyone knows, the rarer a good, the greater its value!
Thus, renting exclusive villas in Sardinia with direct beach access can be a privilege, as well as an opportunity to spend unforgettable days in fabulous locations.
To spend a holiday in Sardinia in an independent villa is a great experience. The absolute protagonist, which embellishes and gives meaning to the experience itself, is this island out of time. Thanks to its unparalleled biological variety, its great cultural richness and ancient traditions, its immense historical archaeological heritage, as well as its legendary and wild beauty, Sardinia is one-of-a-kind.
In our opinion, the best possible housing solution is a villa with direct access to the sea, to spend your holiday in relax and privacy, without having to give up fun and a dip in crystal clear waters. Furthermore, you don’t need boring car transfers to reach the seaside resorts, nor to worry about parking, often expensive or completely absent.
Some of our villas have the only access to a sandy or rocky beach, effectively turning them into private beaches. Short private paths, which sometimes are hidden from view by the Mediterranean scrub, lead to beautiful inlets bathed by crystal clear waters with unbelievable shades of blue.
Spending a holiday in a villa with private access to the sea means to live a great experience, in the utmost privacy and tranquility, away from the massive and intrusive presence of other vacationers.
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