This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Stay in Orosei’s historic centre, close to cafés, shops and local charm
- Hop between Sardinia’s east-coast beaches, from Marina di Orosei to Cala Liberotto
A relaxed Sardinian base
Set in Orosei, on Sardinia’s beautiful east coast, Hotel Maria Rosaria puts you close to the town’s historic streets, pretty piazzas and easy-going café life. Marina di Orosei Beach is a short drive away, while the wider Gulf of Orosei is made for beach-hopping, boat trips and big-blue scenery. Cala Liberotto, Cala Ginepro and Bidderosa Nature Reserve are all brilliant nearby picks if your holiday plans involve soft sand, clear water and a very strong “just one more swim” energy.
Back at the hotel, the mood’s simple, sunny and laid-back. There’s an outdoor pool framed by loungers and Mediterranean greenery, plus a children’s pool for smaller splashers. Free Wi-Fi, parking, a lift and helpful reception support keep things practical, while the garden and terrace give you easy spots to slow down between coast days.
Breakfast gets mornings moving, and the on-site restaurant serves Sardinian and Italian favourites, with plenty of local flavour on the menu. You’ll also find pizzerias, trattorias and cafés around Orosei for relaxed dinners and gelato strolls. Coastline by day, old-town charm by night – Sardinia’s rhythm suits this place nicely.
Just so you know, all the local beaches are a short drive away, so a hire car is recommended.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Poolside snack bar
- Restaurant
Entertainment
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
Find out more about Orosei
In the foothills of the Supramonte mountains on Sardinia’s rugged east coast lies the photogenic medieval town of Orosei – one of the island’s most beguiling destinations, replete with ornate churches, cosy piazzas and cobbled streets lined with traditional stone houses. Venture beyond the town itself, and you’ll quickly be immersed in some of the most spectacular nature Sardinia has to offer.
Here, in the coastal section of the Parco Nazionale del Golfo di Orosei e del Gennargentu (Sardinia’s largest national park), is an array of pristine beaches and hidden coves fringed by oak, juniper and eucalyptus forests and towering limestone cliffs. It’s an ideal place for swimming, snorkelling, canoeing, or simply basking in the sunshine and taking in the idyllic scenery.
As well as the abundance of gorgeous beaches nearby, Orosei is a gateway to many fantastic hiking trails, particularly in the area around Mount Tiscali, the Lanaitho Valley and Gola di Gorropu, which is home to a vast array of wildlife, awe-inspiring chasms, and even the remains of an ancient village dating back to the Nuragic civilization. Just to the south, meanwhile, is the Grotta del Bue Marino – a hauntingly beautiful cave that’s only accessible by boat, and well worth visiting on a day trip.
If you’re drawn to the idea of staying somewhere that’s a little off the beaten track, steeped in history and surrounded by wild, unspoilt nature, Orosei should certainly be on your travel radar.