3 Hotels with Day Passes

Best Pool Day Passes in Sardinia

Discover the best hotel pool day passes and exclusive beach clubs in Sardinia. Compare prices for luxury infinity pools in Costa Smeralda, family-friendly lidos in Alghero, and chic retreats in Cagliari.

3 Hotels
Sardinia, Italy

Quick Guide to Sardinia Pool Passes

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Looking for the best pool day passes in Sardinia? We've curated a list of 3 hotels offering day access to their stunning pools and amenities. Whether you're a local looking for a weekend escape or a traveler wanting to experience luxury without an overnight stay, these pool day passes offer the perfect solution.

About

Located in Baja Sardinia near Porto Cervo, Phi Beach is an iconic open-air club. While famous for sunsets, it offers an exclusive daytime experience with sunbeds on the rocks and direct access to pristine waters (natural 'pools' formed by rocks rather than tiled pools, but essential to the scene).

Available Day Passes

Daybed Rental

Includes rental of a sunbed and umbrella. Prices vary significantly by location (Rocks vs. Deck) and season (June vs. August).

€100(≈ $106)

About

Situated in Chia, famous for its dunes and turquoise sea. This elegant hotel offers a peaceful pool area surrounded by palm trees. Day access is subject to availability and ideal for a quiet escape.

Available Day Passes

Pool & Garden Pass

Access to the swimming pool and garden sunbeds. Availability is limited during peak August weeks.

€40(≈ $42)

About

A hilltop luxury resort with stunning views of the La Maddalena archipelago. The 'Recreation Day Pass' offers access to their infinity pool and private beach area.

Available Day Passes

Luxury Day Pass

Includes access to the infinity pool, sunbed, towel, and private beach. Often includes a light lunch or aperitif.

€100(≈ $106)
Frequently Asked Questions

Pool Day Pass FAQs for Sardinia

Yes, very. Venues like **Phi Beach** or **Nikki Beach** (Cala Petra Ruja) are among the most expensive in Italy. Expect to pay €100–€300+ for premium sunbeds during high season (July/August).
It varies. Large resorts like **Forte Village** offer specific spa/pool packages. Smaller boutique hotels may allow it upon request in low season (May/June/Sept) but often restrict it in August. Always call ahead.
Yes, similar to the rest of Italy, many hotel and public pools require a swim cap for hygiene reasons. High-end 'Beach Club' pools might be more relaxed, but it's always safer to pack one.

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