Destinations · 13 September 2026
Holiday Homes Sardinia: Villa Borla in Costa Rei – Sardinia4all
Costa Rei sits on the south-eastern coast of Sardinia, within the municipality of Muravera and roughly an hour's drive from Cagliari. The area is best known for the long sweep of pale sand that gives the resort its name,

A Detached Villa in Costa Rei, South-East Sardinia
Costa Rei sits on the south-eastern coast of Sardinia, within the municipality of Muravera and roughly an hour’s drive from Cagliari. The area is best known for the long sweep of pale sand that gives the resort its name, backed by low granite hills and a string of smaller coves.
Villa Borla is a detached holiday home in this stretch of coast. Because it stands on its own rather than within a shared complex, guests have the garden and outdoor space to themselves, which suits families and groups who prefer privacy to the communal atmosphere of a resort.
The Setting
The coastline around Costa Rei runs for several kilometres, with the main beach within easy reach of the villa. The water is shallow for some distance out, making it a comfortable choice for children, and the surrounding hills offer walking routes with views back over the bay. The nearest shops, bars and restaurants are in the resort centre, a short drive away.
Practical Notes
- Location: Costa Rei, Muravera, south-east Sardinia
- Nearest airport: Cagliari Elmas, approximately one hour by car
- Best time to visit: late spring to early autumn, when the beaches are at their warmest
- Suitable for: families and groups wanting a self-contained base on the coast
Around the Area
Beyond the beach, the south-east corner of the island rewards a little exploration. The old mining village of Porto Flavia and the cliffs at Masua are within reach for a day trip, as are the dunes and lagoons near Villasimius. Inland, the mountains of the Sarrabus and the Gennargentu massif offer cooler air and marked trails.
For those who prefer to stay close to base, the rhythm of Costa Rei is simple: mornings on the sand, afternoons in the shade of the garden, and long dinners of seafood and local wine once the heat has gone out of the day.