The only thing better than a holiday to Sardinia is an all-inclusive holiday to Sardinia! With stunning beaches, a seriously lengthy history and food to die for (this is Italy, after all), the Mediterranean island is a dream destination for a getaway – but even more so when you check into a hotel with all the bells and whistles.
The best all-inclusive resorts here have multiple pools, restaurants and bars, activities from tennis to mini golf, kids’ clubs and spas and sometimes even a shuttle bus to whisk you down to the beach (if needed at all). And since you’ve already paid for everything, you’ve gotta take full advantage, right?
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Mangia's Santa Teresa Sardinia, Curio Collection by Hilton
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Sentido Orosei Beach
9
Excellent
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Club Hotel Marina Seada Beach
8.6
Very Good
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Mangia's Sardinia Resort
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Is Serenas Badesi Resort
9.5
Excellent
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Janna'e Sole Resort
8
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Castelsardo Resort
7.8
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Futura Club Colostrai
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On the northeast coast of the island sits Budoni, one of Sardinia’s most charming all-inclusive destinations. Bookend a salty session on the beach with a buffet breakfast and lunch at the hotel’s restaurant or cocktails by the pool. As the sun goes down, tuck into dinner and more drinks before settling in for a night of live entertainment. Living. The. Dream.
Sardinia’s northwest coast comes up trumps with all-inclusive resorts near popular towns like Badesi, Castelsardo and Alghero. Expect pools with waterslides, buffets with show cooking, exercise classes, five-a-side pitches and watersports from windsurfing to kayaking. And then there are the glorious white-sand beaches the region is known for!
An all-inclusive holiday in the area around Sardinia’s southern capital Cagliari will have you pondering whether you should make the effort to leave your resort. Because the on-site perks – pools for lounging by or swimming in, restaurants serving Sardinian classics, and spas, gyms and entertainment for all ages – are pretty darn good.