The area is mainly suited to upmarket couples and older families seeking sophistication, picturesque scenery and comprehensive sporting activities. The accommodation is predominantly 4- or 5-star, generally stylish, with quite extensive upmarket village-style complexes dotted along the rugged coastline N and S of the resort and harbour; the farthest is almost 10 mls distant. Most have self-contained facilities and own beach with water sports.

Beaches barely existing in Porto Cervo, just a rough patch of sand adjacent to the harbour can be found. A series of far better sandy bays, with their own anchorages and water-sports centres, lie at varying intervals N and S along the heavily indented coast.

The area also comprises a number of upmarket boutiques, fashion outlets and jewellers (Gucci, Cartier, Bulgari and so on) are concentrated in the pedestrianised Piazzetta area.

Entertainment in Porto Cervo revolves around the beach and comprehensive waterborne activities including sailing, diving and windsurfing. Tennis and golf are also popular sporting activities. By night entertainment is mainly confined to hotels, although there are a number of restaurants, bars and cafes providing live music around the Piazzetta.

A handful of eateries in the resort centre augmented by numerous informal beachfront snack bars and grills, all of them expensive by Sardinian standards cater for the holiday makers.

Excursions tend to revolve around various boat trips along with trips to scattered prehistoric tombs and weirdly shaped rocks around the town of Arzachena.

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