Hotel Cala di Volpe

Hotel Cala di Volpe, part of The Luxury Collection, is a prestigious five-star resort set along Sardinia’s iconic Costa Smeralda. Overlooking a secluded bay, the hotel is designed to resemble a traditional seaside village, combining authentic Mediterranean character with refined service and an unmistakably exclusive atmosphere.

Architecture and Atmosphere

Inaugurated in 1963 and conceived by architect Jacques Couelle, the property is known for its distinctive style, featuring soft pastel exteriors, curved lines, stone details, and tower-like structures that echo the natural coastline. Interiors are equally expressive, showcasing handcrafted furnishings, vibrant Sardinian artwork, and elegant rooms with private terraces and sweeping sea views, complemented by luxurious linens and bespoke design touches.

Facilities and Dining

The hotel offers a wide range of premium amenities, including a large saltwater swimming pool, tennis and padel courts in collaboration with the Mouratoglou brand, and a fully equipped spa with wellness treatments and sauna. Culinary experiences are a highlight, with several renowned dining venues such as the Cala di Volpe Restaurant, the internationally inspired Matsuhisa, and the sophisticated Beefbar. Guests can reach the hotel’s private beach via a short complimentary boat transfer, while a dedicated marina allows direct yacht access.

Leisure and Location‍

A variety of activities are available both on and off the property, from golf at the nearby Pevero Golf Club to sailing, snorkeling, and horseback riding. The hotel is located approximately 21 kilometers from Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, with transfer services readily arranged. Its proximity to Porto Cervo also provides easy access to high-end shopping, dining, and some of the island’s most finest beaches.

Heritage and Reputation

Recognised as one of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive destinations, Hotel Cala di Volpe has long attracted an international clientele. It also holds a place in cinematic history, having served as a filming location for the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me. Today, it continues to offer a blend of timeless charm, privacy, and luxury in one of Sardinia’s most sought-after coastal settings.