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Cala di Volpe is a bay and small coastal settlement in Arzachena, in northeastern Sardinia, Italy, within the Costa Smeralda. The inlet is closely associated with the Hotel Cala di Volpe, an early Costa Smeralda development designed by architect Jacques Couëlle. The site combines a Mediterranean shoreline with a purpose-built luxury hotel complex and is primarily relevant to visitors exploring the Costa Smeralda resort area.
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Where is Cala di Volpe?
Cala di Volpe is a bay and coastal settlement in Arzachena, northeastern Sardinia, within the Costa Smeralda. It is associated with a luxury resort landscape and clear Mediterranean water.
Who designed the Hotel Cala di Volpe?
The hotel was designed by French architect and sculptor Jacques Couëlle. Its forms were intended to evoke a traditional Sardinian fishing village while using sculptural stone and wood.
When did Cala di Volpe become part of the Costa Smeralda development?
The hotel is associated with the early development of the Costa Smeralda in the 1960s. The wider destination was promoted as a luxury coastal resort in northeastern Sardinia.
Is Cala di Volpe a natural bay or only a hotel?
Cala di Volpe is a natural bay as well as the name of the nearby coastal settlement and hotel. The hotel is the best-known built landmark, but the listing refers to the entire inlet area.
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