Hotel Ristorante Calamosca is in Cagliari and offers its own private beach and direct access to the public beach. It has panoramic views on the Bay of Calamosca.
Hotel Calamosca's rooms are air-conditioned and come with a private balcony.
The hotel features a TV lounge, a bar, and an internet point. Ristorante Calamosca serves traditional Sardinian dishes and pizza. Meals are served on a sea-view terrace.The Calamosca is just 4 km from the historic centre of Cagliari and offers free parking. Cagliari Airport is a 15 minute drive away.

Hostel Marina is a great youth hostel located in the heart of the city center of Cagliari. Completely refurbished in 2009 is located next to the bus/train station, just 10 minutes far from the Airport. Officially affiliated with the Hostelling International network.

Book at the Holiday Inn Cagliari to be a short drive from Cagliari-Elmas Airport and the city center (4 km). We're close to the island's main roads, the SS131 and SS554, giving you easy access to paradisiacal beaches and quaint towns.

Vibrant contemporary paintings brighten Holiday Inn Cagliari's stylish Lobby, where you can check emails with wireless Internet. Refresh with a swim in our outdoor pool and settle into your homely Guest room with satellite TV.

We're a good base for early and late flights, just 4km from Cagliari-Elmas Airport, and close to Sardina's key SS131 and SS554 motorways. Invite up to 350 people to an event in Holiday Inn Cagliari's 8 air-conditioned meeting rooms.

Our friendly staff can help set up high-tech conference quipment and arrange refreshments in our sunny break-out spaces. In downtown Cagliari, 4km away, eye up the catch of the day in bustling San Benedetto fish market and hear tales of gladiator duels on a tour of the limestone Roman Amphitheatre. White sandy beaches invite relaxation at Poetto, 8km from Holiday Inn Cagliari.

The hotel's American-style Le Saline cocktail bar serves drinks until late in sleek surroundings, and you can dine on flavoursome Mediterranean cuisine on tables set with crisp white linen in Vecchia Darsena Restaurant. Keep fit in our MiniGym and unwind with an indulgent sauna and steam bath.

The Viper's Cave is a funerary hypogeum located in Viale Sant'Avendrace. It was built by the Roman Lucio Cassio Filippo in honour of his wife, Atilia Pomptilla, between the second half of the first century AD and the first half of the second century AD. The presence of two snakes carved on the pediment, which has had various interpretations by scholars, gave the name to the site: among the various interpretations, they would represent the divine figures of Iside and Osiride, according to others they would represent Lucio Cassio Filippo and Atilia Pomptilla and their conjugal devotion; some scholars, finally, find an analogy with the myth of Cadmo and Armonia. The tomb is decorated on the outside by a facade with two columns (of which one capital is still visible) and it has two burial chambers. On the atrium's walls there is the engraving, now barely legible, of the Latin and Greek metric inscriptions, through which it is possible to recreate the story of the two spouses exiled to Sardinia, according to which Atilia offered his own life to the gods in exchange to that of her beloved husband, who was suffering from a serious illness. The scholar Alberto Della Marmora, during the construction of the Royal Road Cagliari-Porto Torres, in 1822, prevented the destruction of this monument (you can still see the holes in the rock wall for the mines, which remained unused ).

The general, in his “Itinerario dell’isola di Sardegna”, wrote about this monument:
“This tomb ( the Viper's Cave ) is no longer in its original state of integrity, because for a long time it had been digging around, to extract from the rock the cut stone, which here is of good quality. I can say, without boasting too much, that in 1822, I stopped the destructive hand of the works supervisors. They had already wiped off a grave nearby and they would have done the same with the other, if I did not make intervene the authority of the viceroy to prevent the complete destruction.“

(A. Della Marmora , Itinéraire de l'Ile de Sardaigne, Torino 1860).

Thanks to this prompt intervention, nowadays the access to the Viper's Cave is open to the public, who can visit the tomb accessing from the outside courtyard .

Along with the sculptures, at the headquarters of the Region in Roma street there also are a series of graffiti depicting landscapes of rural setting typical of Sardinia created by Nivola on the basis of a project by the artist Salvatore Fancello.

Enjoy your summer in relax. Seven resorts from the first bus stop to terminal of Poetto beach.

The Coop. Golfo degli Angeli operates seven resorts along Poetto beach.

Rental umbrellas, sunbeds, longchairs and beach chairs.

Rental kayak, pedalò, SUP.

Special price for senior and disabled people.

Accessibility to adapted structure for disabled with "Sedia Job".

The garden of Is Mirrionis, called "Mariposa" a kind of butterfly, consists of about 600 square meters between Barigadu street and Gippi street. It is a green area inaugurated in 2014 and designed especially for children. There is a play zone with climbing tools and a picnic area.