Location. Fior di Sardegna is located opposite the Posada pine forest and 500 metres from the beach and the centre of Posada, Italy. The Castello della Fava in central Posada is about one kilometre away.
Hotel Features. This residential complex is set within wide green areas where children can play, and features a theatre with night performances. Guests can take a dip in Fior di Sardegna's outdoor swimming pool or relax on sunloungers available on the white sand beach. Complimentary parking is available on site.

The full-board rate includes a continental buffet breakfast, and a set menu for lunch and dinner in the hotel's restaurant. The half-board rate includes breakfast and dinner.

Beach volleyball games are organised. The hotel features a kids' club with games and activities for children up to 12 years old. There is a television room for guests who want to relax indoors.

Guestrooms. The residential area of Fior di Sardegna offers bungalow-style accommodations decorated in a modern style and equipped with air conditioning, television, and telephones. The hotel offers half-board and full-board rates.

Room Types:

Quadruple room:   One double and two twin beds. One-level bungalow-style. Modern decor. Set within green area. Air conditioning. Telephone. Television

Triple room:   One double and one twin bed. One-level bungalow-style. Modern decor. Set within green area. Air conditioning. Telephone. Television.

Standard room:   One double or two twin beds. One-level bungalow-style. Modern decor. Set within green area. Air conditioning. Telephone. Television.

Driving Directions:
From Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport (OLB):
Distance to Fior di Sardegna is 58 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes' drive.

Getting there. The easiest way to reach Posada is to hire a car. Fly2Bus provides private transfers to any destination in Sardinia.

Getting around. The historic centre of Posada can be easily explored on foot. Sardinia is served by a good public bus network. Direct trains run from Olbia train station to Sassari, Cagliari, and Golfo Aranci. A car is required for exploring the island's more remote areas.