ALGHERO
is a very rare Italian phenomenon: a tourist town that is also a flourishing fishing port, giving it an economic base entirely independent of the summer masses. The predominant flavour here is Catalan, owing to a wholesale Hispanicization that followed the overthrow of the Doria family by Pedro IV of Aragon in 1354, a process so thorough that it became known as "Barcelonetta". The traces are still strong in the old town today, with its flamboyant churches, wrought-... [More]
Hotel CALABONA (4 star) is situated on the south coast of Alghero, in a beautiful sandy rockycove. It lies 800m from the well known historical town of Alghero(Sardinia), reachable on footalong the sea promonade or by public service. The Hotel offers spacious public airy rooms, aqualified restaurant,... [More]
Built towards the end of the nineteenth century, the Villa is erected on a private promontory, a few paces away from the centre of Alghero. Its park, suitably enclosed and with controlled accesses to it, separates it from the town traffic and creates a secure and exclusive oasis; the piers and terra... [More]