The Hotel

Overlooking the Asinara Island, Villaggio La Plata occupies a scenic position directly on the white beach, just 4 km from Marina di Sorso and 5 km from Platamona. Immersed in the greenery of pines and junipers that reach the sea, it consists of a central body, housing the reception and catering services, and residential units. It is a small village, very welcoming and organized in a club formula, ideal for a relaxing and fun-packed holiday for both adults and families with children. The property offers an access to the private beach with amenities, accessible through a private road. 

Guests can feel at home staying in the fully furnished units which come complete with TVs, desks, air conditioning, and bathrooms with hairdryers and complimentary toiletries. Ground floor units boast outdoor verandas, while those located on the first floor have balconies.

When hunger strikes, an array of dishes can be found at the on-site restaurant and a drink or two can be enjoyed in the bar. Active types can take advantage of the tennis court, play soccer, bowls, table tennis and beach volleyball, while children can have some fun on the playground.

Please note that it is compulsory for every person over 2 years old to purchase the Hotel’s Club Card which entitles to access to all fitness areas, solarium, swimming pool, tennis court, daily and night entertainments (aerobic courses, aquagym, cabaret shows etc.) for €6 per person per day.

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Groupon’s Guide To Sardinia

Famous for its wealth of natural attractions, Sardinia boasts picture-perfect stretches of powdery sand and lush green backdrops beyond the gently lapping sea.

Guests can drive up the coast to Santa Teresa di Gallura for a day of sampling local delicacies or plunging into the sea. For a more active venture, tourists can take to Isola dei Gabbiani, famous for its clear waters and good windsurfing conditions. Travellers may head east to the Gola Su Gorropu and hike through the 400m sheer limestone ravine that has earned the title of Europe’s Grand Canyon. To get a feel of the island’s Bronze Age past, visitors may head to Tiscali to discover an ancient settlement that dates from the 6th century BC, or see some more recent communes, as they spy on the flamingos perched on Cagliari’s salt marshes. Located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Italy, Sardinia boasts a marine Mediterranean climate, with long summers and short humid winters. The summer period lasts from May until October and is characterised by averages of 14ºC, with highest temperatures reaching over 30ºC in the peak of the season. Winter is usually unpredictable, with increased chances of heavy rainfalls in late November and early December.