A corner of Sardinia
still authentic
La Caletta and Capo Comino aren't the Sardinia you see in brochures.
They are crystal-clear waters, Mediterranean scrub, and silence.
What you're really looking for.
the area around us
The eastern coast of Siniscola
Siniscola overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea, in the heart of eastern Sardinia. A stretch of coastline that has remained authentic: no big resorts, no crowds, nothing artificial. Just the sea, the scent of myrtle, and time that flows differently.
Our properties are located between La Caletta — the village with all the services — and Capo Comino, just a few minutes’ walk from picture-perfect beaches. Only 50 minutes from Olbia airport, easily reachable with a direct flight from many European capitals.
"Here the sea is still as it has always been: crystal clear between green and turquoise, with few people and plenty of sky."
The sea
Beaches you won't forget
Capo Comino beach is just a few steps from the properties: fine sand, shallow waters, and transparent water ranging from green to deep blue. But the real surprise is the nearby beaches, some of the most beautiful and least crowded in all of Sardinia.
The sea
Nature
Greenery, silence, and the scent of myrtle
Surrounding the beaches is one of the best-preserved Mediterranean scrubs in Sardinia. Paths through junipers, mastic trees, and strawberry trees, with the sound of the sea always in the background. A natural setting that makes every morning different from the last.
Nature
Eating and drinking
Sardinian cuisine, the real deal
La Caletta has a small port where fishing boats depart: fresh fish arrives directly on the tables of the village restaurants. There is no shortage of trattorias with traditional Sardinian cuisine — culurgiones, suckling pig, local cheeses, and Cannonau.
Eating and drinking
What to do
Full days or empty days
Those who want to stay active have it all: boat trips, snorkeling, trips to Orosei and the Bue Marino Caves, kayak rentals. Those who instead want to do nothing — read, swim, sleep under the umbrellas — are in the right place.
What to do
The village
La Caletta: everything at your fingertips
La Caletta is a small seaside village with everything you need: supermarket, pharmacy, shops, bars, restaurants, and an active marina. You won't need to take the car for anything essential. In the evening, the promenade comes alive without ever becoming chaotic.
The village
The inland
Another world an hour away
Just a few kilometers from the coast, the landscape changes and Sardinia becomes more authentic. Nuraghi among wild olive trees, village festivals, markets with aged pecorino, strawberry tree honey, and local Cannonau. For those who want to go beyond the sea: a tour of the Baronia villages, a walk in the woods, a visit to a Nuragic site. Experiences that stay with you.
The inland
Everything you want to know before you arrive
It depends on the property. Relax Home in La Caletta doesn’t require a car: the sea, shops, and restaurants are all within walking distance. For the properties in Capo Comino, a car is convenient for exploring nearby beaches and reaching Orosei or Nuoro.
About 50 minutes by car along the SS131dcn — the route is simple and well-signed. A rental car is the most convenient way; alternatively, there are private transfer services we can recommend upon request.
Yes, it’s one of the most suitable areas in Sardinia for families. The beaches have shallow waters and fine sand, the village of La Caletta is safe and quiet, and the Home Garden and Green House properties are designed specifically for families.
Much less than in other areas of Sardinia. Berchida and Bidderosa have limited access and can only be reached on foot or by car on dirt roads, which keeps them naturally uncrowded even in August.
June and September are the ideal months: the sea is warm, the beaches are quiet, and the temperatures are perfect. July and August are livelier, but the area still maintains a much more relaxed pace than other Sardinian destinations.