The Chia Laguna Resort, an exclusive tourist resort with 4 hotels and luxury private villas, is surrounded by a unique unspoilt natural environment. Luscious Mediterranean vegetation and century-old juniper trees overlook the winding coast of Chia and southern Sardinia, with their crystal-clear waters and long beaches of fine golden sand.
One of the hotels is the Hotel Laguna

GOURMET
The La Terrazza restaurant, in the exclusive Laguna hotel, has a spectacular view of the Chia Lagoon. It offers local dishes with a touch of international cuisine (à la carte service, with a gran carte for foods and an excellent wine list with wines and liqueurs from Italy and abroad). *Laguna Hotel guests who have chosen the half-board option will be eating breakfast and dinner in this restaurant.

Bouganville
Customers eating at the Bouganville restaurant will be able to enjoy an incredible variety of different-tasting foods. Customers will be amazed by the theme buffets – real “taste islands” – and entertained, every evening, by a show-cooking performance.

Tanca s'isca
A refined buffet service is offered in this restaurant in the Torre hotel. The restaurant’s tables are arranged in the hall and by the swimming pool. There is an attractive view of the Chia Tower. Guests can choose from a broad selection of international dishes and Sardinian dishes and foods.

Children’s Restaurant and Teenager corner bar
The new Children’s Restaurant, a newly renovated area furnished with small chairs and tables, was designed for the younger guests of the Laguna and Village hotels. Personalised menus are available. Teenagers and adolescents can enjoy tasty morsels inspired by the world of fast foods in the “corner bar”.

EVENTS
Chia Laguna Resort is the perfect venue for mixing business and free time, technology and natural environments. The Chia Lagoon Conference Centre – one of the biggest conference centres in Sardinia – is in this resort. The main meeting hall can seat up to 600 people. The other smaller halls can seat between 25 and 300 people. In the Torre Hotel there is a Conference Hall with a modular system (it can seat up to 300 people).
The four hotels (650 rooms in all), the Piazza, the sports and entertainment facilities make the Chia Laguna Resort a complete destination at the service of its guests. There are many Incentive and Team Building offers, designed to satisfy all your needs. There are restaurants and exclusive locations in which to organise gala dinners, special evenings and gastronomy events.

S&L UNIQUE PLACES
 The Resort offers its guests a number of healthy outdoor activities:
Golf in The Chia Golf Club, Windsurf & Sailing, Tennis & Footbal,..

The wellness centres are open to all the Resort’s guests. The Laguna Wellness Centre is specialised in body and facial treatments whereas the Torre Wellness Centre offers a special 'humid path' with a sauna, Turkish bath and Emotion shower. At the centre of the Torre Hotel there is a large solarium and a pool with hydro-massage.

The Italian island of Sardinia is a place of natural beauty with summer holiday spots, and you will find a very rich history, lively traditions, popular arts, exquisite cuisine and charming inhabitants.
The Smeralda or Emeralda Coast is without doubt one of the most famous areas of Sardinia with its spectacular Mediterranean coastline, its colours and its quintessential perfumed thicket fields. Often found on the covers of jet-set and popular press magazines as a typical getaway for the rich and famous worldwide, there are many areas open to all (even if you don’t have a private villa like football players, aristocrats, movie stars or millionaires).
The entry point to the coast is at the tiny city of Santa Teresa Gallura, found in the northeast corner of Sardinia. On a high rocky cliff, overlooking the deep blue sea, the Longosardo Tower (16th century) was built during the reign of the Kingdom of Aragon. To the left of the tower the coast ascends up to the Rena Bianca Beach and in front of it is the Mónica Island.
It is more than worth your while to visit the Capo Testa with its panoramic view of the coast of Colba Bay and Santa Reparta Bay areas. Three caves are found under the cape and they were used by the Romans as quarries. It is from this spot that the stones were taken to make the columns of the Pantheon in Rome.
A little ahead we find the Maddalena Archipelago, a national park which is known as a cetacean sanctuary and a magnificent spot for scuba-diving. The caves, underwater cannons and rich marine flora and fauna are treasures for scuba-divers from all over the world. The Marine Wildlife Reserve of Tavolara Island has been set up to preserve this richness.
This archipelago of twenty small islands receives its name from Maddalena Island and crossing a large bridge you can visit the island of Caprera, where Guiseppe Garibaldi decided to spend the last days of his life.
The coastline is marked with rias that enclose small villages and extremely beautiful beaches. One of the most beautiful rias to visit is Arzachena, which holds a small fishing harbour in its centre and is easy to reach by the Olbia to Palau highway. We recommend that you also visit the nuraghe of Albucciu and Coddu Ecciu, and the various menhirs in the zone.
The largest city in the area is Olbia, which has an airport that is used by both the rich and famous as well as the low-cost airlines (for this reason it is very democratic). EasyJet runs flights here for example.
Close to Olbia are Sardinia’s most chic towns, which we could sum up by mentioning the two most famous: Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo. They are towns which were built in the 1960’s by important companies, visited by Arabian magnates, artists, photogenic athletes and VIPs from all over the world.
Although Porto Cervo is still growing it retains some of its small town feeling while having all best and most state-of-the-art services. Just a small trip away takes us to the Marina (there are many signs to help you find it) and the modern marina where you can see the “Azzurra”, an Italian ship that made it to the semi-finals of the 1983 edition of the America’s Cup.
Going down a little more, we find the extremely famous Yacht Club, comparable to other exclusive European harbours. But the zone which sets the pulse of Porto Cervo is found close to the Porto Vecchio. As it is so small it is not difficult to completely cover it on foot: the pizzetta hotel Cervo, the Passeggiata and the Sottopiazza. In addition to being a pleasant place to walk around and enjoy, it is also a shopper’s paradise (that is if your wallet can afford big name brands, famous designers and exclusive restaurants).
Leaving Porto Cervo, just beyond the small Liscia di Vacca, you find a road on the left that leads to Cala Granu and Capo Ferro where you will find some of the most beautiful beaches facing Bisce Island, although it is difficult to choose which one to visit.
Just before entering Porto Rotondo there is a road leading to the Punta Nughare as well as a beach by the same name. In this small corner of paradise, the blue sea water seems even deeper. You can continue on to a small bay called Ira where the actress Ira Fürstenberg has a luxurious villa.
Now it is time to take a break and find yourself something to remember the island by. A possible souvenir would be a bottle of sughero. It’s a bottle filled with liquor, and what is unique about it is that it’s lined with natural cork, formerly common on the island.