Cala di Volpe is a long, sheltered inlet framed by villas and the famous Hotel Cala di Volpe, with the classic Costa Smeralda look. It feels more like a lagoon than open sea once you are inside the bends, with beaches tucked into the edges. Read more
Go ashore for a swim at the small coves and a stroll along the shoreline tracks. A short hop away, Porto Cervo adds galleries, cafes and evening people‑watching if you want a change from the quiet water.
Excellent protection from prevailing winds, with a sandy seabed and reliable holding. Be mindful of the high traffic from luxury yachts, which can generate significant wake during peak seasons. The anchorage offers seasonal mooring buoys and anchoring regulations are strictly enforced. The nearby town of Porto Cervo offers a range of restaurants, shops, and marine services. However, it’s worth noting that the area is known for its exclusivity, and prices can be higher than in other parts of Sardinia.
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Excellent protection from prevailing winds, with a sandy seabed and reliable holding. Be mindful of the high traffic from luxury yachts, which can generate significant wake during peak seasons. The anchorage offers seasonal mooring buoys and anchoring regulations are strictly enforced. The nearby town of Porto Cervo offers a range of restaurants, shops, and marine services. However, it’s worth noting that the area is known for its exclusivity, and prices can be higher than in other parts of Sardinia.