Translated into English as Cape of the Bear, this significant outcrop of rock eroded by the wind is a tourist attraction on Sardinia, an island so different from Sicily or the mainland. Its influences have been from different places than elsewhere so you'll find the Renaissance missing here and more accent on natural features. A great place for hiking.

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Cottages in Capo d'Orso

Villa Albatros

Arzachena

AED 2,693 total

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11 Nov - 12 Nov

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Top Capo d'Orso Hotel Reviews

Delta Hotels by Marriott Olbia Sardinia

10/10 Excellent

"We had 2 suites everything was okay. One thing that was a downfall was the bathroom there was not an actual shower it was a tub and it was too high to get in it. Besides everything was great. Breakfast was the same thing every day after eating eggs small hotdogs, bacon and grill tomato’s the first day I thought the other days would have been variety of other stuff. Besides everything was ok, staff was super nice from front desk to cleaning staff."

Hotel Martini Olbia

10/10 Excellent

"Very friendly and helpful staff - arranged emergency taxi for me (thanks!). Central location by a park and great view over the water. Breakfast was basic but decent and staff gave great and cheerful service - a lovely place to have morning coffee. Room was decent size and had a nice balcony so it was a bonus to be able to step outside. Xxx"