Hotels Stintino, Guesthouses Stintino and Residences Stintino

Stintino, a lovely centre of the province of Sassari, develops just in the heart of the historical Nurra region. Its compelling beaches boast breathtaking views over the splendid landscapes of the famous Strait of Fornelli. It is one of the major departure points for boats sailing to the beautiful Asinara Island.

Stintino's modern and welcoming hotels are able to suit even guests' most demanding requirements. The local guest houses give tourists the possibility to take advantage of well-kept spaces, modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. Stintino's tourist offer is complemented by modern residences, that are situated a short distance from the city's major beaches, charming farm houses and elegant holiday villages.

Enchanting natural settings and compelling beaches have made Stintino a thriving tourist resort since 1930s. The lush peninsula that hosts the city, that develops along the north-western side of Sardinia, gathers compelling beaches of fine sand and impressive rocks and cliffs overlooking both the marvellous Gulf of Asinara and the Sea of Sardinia. Moving toward the north and heading to the panoramic Capo Falcone, tourists will have the possibility to admire wonderful beaches, such as Ezi Mannu, Punta D’Elice, Pazzona and Saline. The beautiful Strait of Fornelli overlooks the famous Pelosa Beach, one of the most fascinating lidos of Sardinia, that boasts shallow water and beguiling, crystal-clear sea. A pleasant walk by the sea connects the beach with a fascinating islet that is dominated by the imposing Pelosa Tower.  
Those flocking to Stintino will be spoilt for choice. They will have the opportunity to dive, go snorkeling, undertake pleasant boat trips, take part in relaxing pedal-boat rides, perform every kind of sports activity, go coastal trekking and visit the finest restaurants and clubs of the surrounding area. Not to be missed is a romantic boat excursion to the nearby Asinara Island, that gathers some of the most unspoiled and less inhabited landscapes of the whole Sardinia.