Villa I Fenicotteri | 6-Bedroom Villa in Olbia Porto Rotondo

Twelve guests arrive at Villa I Fenicotteri in Olbia, Sardinia, and discover that the Mediterranean’s most coveted coastline sits just 150 metres beyond the garden gate. This six-bedroom luxury villa rental in Olbia commands one of Porto Rotondo’s most sought addresses—where the Tyrrhenian Sea glitters across the terrace at sunset, and the scent of olive groves mingles with salt air. The property stands 20km from Olbia Airport, positioning you between the world-class beaches of the Costa Smeralda and the exclusive marina culture that has made this corner of Sardinia legendary among the European elite.

Inside Villa I Fenicotteri

Villa I Fenicotteri sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, distributed across two distinct floors designed for both privacy and congregation. The upper level anchors the social heart: a living room with air-conditioning flows seamlessly onto a sea-view terrace through substantial glass doors—the opening gesture of the entire villa. The adjoining kitchen, fully equipped with a dishwasher, fridge-freezer with water and ice dispensers, dual ovens, microwave, toaster, kettle, Nespresso machine, and integrated barbecue, becomes the gravitational centre for any gathering. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty; the maid service and available chef facilities elevate it from workspace to theatre.

The upper-floor master bedroom commands a jacuzzi bath and double bed, with satellite television, mini-bar, and personal safe. Its en suite bathroom features a multi-functional shower that incorporates steam sauna technology—a private spa within your sleeping quarters. A second upper-floor children’s bedroom with double bed (convertible to twin configuration on request) and its own bathroom completes this level.

The lower floor houses four additional bedrooms, each with distinct advantages. The first features a double bed, walk-in wardrobe, terrace overlooking the pool and gardens, satellite television, mini-bar, safe, and air-conditioning. Its en suite bathroom includes a double shower cabin with steam sauna. A second lower-floor bedroom mirrors these amenities with the addition of a sofa-bed, accommodating flexible sleeping configurations. A third children’s bedroom shares bathroom facilities with the second bedroom. The final bedroom, accessed via independent garden entrance, offers privacy for guests preferring separation from the main residence—double bed, satellite television, safe, shower room, and air-conditioning. This semi-detached arrangement works exceptionally for multi-generational parties or professional groups requiring semi-autonomous spaces.

The lower level also incorporates a home cinema room with 9 seats (ideal for screening films during Sardinia’s afternoon heat), laundry facilities, and service WC. Direct access to the spa complex anchors this floor as the wellness wing of the property.

Spa, Fitness and Wellness

The 120-square-metre spa sanctuary elevates Villa I Fenicotteri beyond standard villa accommodation. An eight-person hydro-massage bath tub with integrated seat massage, mood shower with waterfall cascade and hot mist nebuliser, bio-sauna with music system, and steam bath for four guests create a facility that rivals destination spa resorts. The relaxation area allows recovery between treatments; spa treatments are available on request, delivered by professionals who visit the villa. The adjoining fitness room features Technogym equipment and large-screen virtual trainer—dawn workouts with garden views before breakfast becomes your new routine.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The swimming pool dominates the garden landscape: an irregularly-shaped saltwater heated pool approximately 13 metres in length and 2.2 metres deep. The hydro-jet creates an infinite swim-against-current feature for lap work; the underwater music system plays during evening use, transforming the water into a sensory experience. Spa jets punctuate the shallow end. The pool operates May through September with heating available on request.

An expansive al-fresco lounge and dining terrace anchors the garden’s entertaining zone, while an outdoor kitchen housing a gas stove, barbecue, and refrigeration stations beneath Mediterranean pines creates the infrastructure for extended dining. Imagine twelve guests gathered here as the sun dips behind Capo Figari, the sea catching the last light, aperitivo glasses catching it again. The manicured grounds feature established olive trees—ancient specimens that frame the property and create natural privacy barriers. A covered parking area accommodates four vehicles; the property boundary is fully fenced.

A pedestrian gate at the garden’s edge opens onto a 150-metre path leading directly to the private beach club—included in your rental for up to eight guests simultaneously. Four sunbeds with umbrellas, a park, swimming pool, and direct sand access await; the club operates June through early September. From here, you can follow the shoreline in either direction toward the hidden coves of Capriccioli or the wilder headlands of Capo Figari.

Location: Olbia and the Surrounding Area

Villa I Fenicotteri anchors itself in Porto Rotondo, a deliberately exclusive resort 1.5km from the property, where marble-fronted boutiques, Michelin-listed restaurants, and a marina stacked with superyachts define the Sardinian luxury landscape. The glitzy nightclub scene here rivals any Mediterranean destination. Olbia Airport, 20km south, handles direct flights from continental Europe; transfers take approximately 25–30 minutes by car.

The surrounding coastline delivers beaches of remarkable variety. Spiaggia di Ira offers fine white sand and shallow shelving, ideal for children; Spiaggia dei Sassi provides exceptional snorkelling with rocky reefs; Spiaggia Marinella showcases crystal water and a natural amphitheatre of granite cliffs. All sit within 5–8km. The Capo Figari Natural Park, 7km northeast, encompasses hiking trails, mountain biking routes, horse-riding circuits, and diving spots around underwater archaeological sites. Wildlife includes mouflons and sea eagles; flora runs to cork oaks and Mediterranean scrub.

Portisco village, 15km north, maintains a quieter marina character than Porto Rotondo. Baia Sardinia, 20km north, anchors several family-friendly beaches and beach clubs. Porto Cervo on the Costa Smeralda—30km north along one of Europe’s most celebrated coastal drives—rivals Porto Rotondo as a glitzy destination, with its own yacht-filled harbour and designer shopping district. Explore our luxury villas in Olbia and our full collection in Italy. For destination inspiration, read our Sardinia travel guide.

Local dining showcases seafood: lobster spaghetti, bottarga (mullet roe), and grilled branzino appear on virtually every menu within 3km. The covered market at Olbia town centre, 18km south, supplies farm-produce, cheeses, and wines for self-catering or chef-prepared meals. Tennis courts stand 500m away; the Robert Trent Jones-designed Pevero Golf Club on the Costa Smeralda, 25km north, hosts international tournaments. June through September brings peak beach season and the Porto Cervo Yacht Club circuit; May and October offer clearer water (60–65°F), calmer seas, and significantly fewer tourists.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families find Villa I Fenicotteri exceptionally well-designed: the lower-floor children’s bedrooms with shared bathroom, the semi-independent guest cottage, and the home cinema room with seats for nine create natural separation between generations without isolation. The on-site babysitting service and availability of children’s activities nearby remove logistical stress.

Executive groups renting for corporate retreats or working holidays benefit from the dedicated villa’s two Wi-Fi networks, multiple quiet bedrooms with en suites, fitness facilities, and the available chef service (which eliminates the restaurant time-drain when work deadlines persist). The flexibility of car transfers through the provided service maintains productivity without driving logistics.

Couples seeking privacy within group accommodation find the independent guest cottage and spa-focused facilities ideal. Friends’ groups of 8–12 discover that the formal dining terrace, outdoor kitchen, home cinema, and infinity pool create structured social spaces while bedrooms scatter across two floors, providing retreat options.

Active travellers pursuing coastal hiking, diving, golf, or sailing find proximity to Capo Figari, Pevero Golf Club, and the Portisco marina eliminates travel friction; the two mountain bikes and tennis equipment onsite support spontaneous activity.

Practical Information

Villa I Fenicotteri accommodates 12 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The nearest airport is Olbia Costa Smeralda International, 20km south, approximately 25–30 minutes by transfer car. The nearest supermarket (Carrefour) sits 3km away in Porto Rotondo town centre; local markets and fresh fish vendors operate within walking distance of the marina.

Included in rental: maid service for weekly changeover (additional cleaning available daily), breakfast provisions (with pre-stocked fridge option), Wi-Fi throughout, all utilities, heating and air-conditioning, linen and towels, pool maintenance and heating (May–September), access to the private beach club (up to 8 guests, June–September), and transfers to/from Olbia Airport. Chef services, spa treatments, babysitting, and pet accommodation (on request) are available at additional cost. Check-in occurs from 4 PM; check-out at 10 AM, with flexibility for arriving flights or departing services available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa I Fenicotteri

How many guests does Villa I Fenicotteri sleep?

Villa I Fenicotteri sleeps 12 guests: six bedrooms comprise two doubles on the upper floor, four doubles on the lower floor (including two children’s bedrooms), plus one sofa-bed in a lower-floor guest room. The independent garden-access bedroom offers additional privacy. All six bedrooms include en suite or private bathrooms.

What is the nearest airport to Villa I Fenicotteri in Olbia?

Olbia Costa Smeralda International Airport (OLB) lies 20km south of the villa, approximately 25–30 minutes by car. Direct flights connect to Milan, Rome, and numerous European capitals; seasonal routes serve London, Berlin, and Paris. Villa transfers from the airport are included in the rental package.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa I Fenicotteri?

June through September delivers peak beach season: water temperatures reach 75–79°F, skies remain cloudless, and all beach clubs operate at full service. May and October provide warm days (70–75°F), calmer seas, exceptional clarity for diving, and 60–70% fewer tourists—ideal for those prioritising solitude and snorkelling. July–August bring peak pricing and peak crowds; April and November see occasional rain but dramatically lower rates and intimate beach experiences. The swimming pool heats on request year-round, extending the season.

Is Villa I Fenicotteri suitable for families with children?

Yes, extensively. Two dedicated children’s bedrooms, a home cinema with 9-seat capacity, on-site babysitting availability, and a heated swimming pool with shallow spa sections create family infrastructure. Spiaggia di Ira, 5km away, provides white sand and gentle shelving ideal for small swimmers. The private beach club includes four sunbeds; snorkelling at Spiaggia dei Sassi suits older children (8+). Tennis equipment and mountain bikes enable mixed-age activities. The maid service and optional chef eliminate domestic stress during longer stays.

What is included in the rental price at Villa I Fenicotteri?

Included: weekly maid service with changeover, breakfast provisions with pre-stocked fridge, all utilities (electricity, water, gas, heating, air-conditioning), Wi-Fi internet, satellite television and DVD systems, linen and towels, pool maintenance and heating (May–September), access to the private beach club for up to 8 guests (June–early September), transfers to/from Olbia Airport, and use of fitness equipment and spa facilities. Additional costs apply to chef services, daily cleaning, spa treatments, babysitting, and pet accommodation (available on request).

What restaurants and shops are near Villa I Fenicotteri?

Porto Rotondo town centre, 1.5km away, contains Michelin-listed restaurants including Nebbiolo and Il Mirto, casual pizzerias, seafood trattorias, and designer boutiques by Prada, Hermès, and Gucci. The Carrefour supermarket, 3km distant, stocks international provisions. Portisco village, 15km north, offers marina restaurants specialising in fresh lobster and local fish. The covered market at Olbia, 18km south, supplies fresh produce and regional cheeses. Beachside restaurants at Spiaggia Marinella (7km) and Baia Sardinia (20km) serve exceptional bottarga pasta and grilled branzino with sand-to-table freshness.