Aerial view of Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora by a sea with surrounding greenery
Two kids by the sea, one pointing and the other using binoculars.
Family walking along a sunny beach at Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora

Adriatic is calling

From South Tyrol to the Adriatic, closer than you think

The holidays are about to begin in South Tyrol, and the question comes up again, where to this time. The answer is closer than it seems, by the sea at Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora on Punta Skala. For families from South Tyrol, a dedicated offer is in place, with room options and half board shaped around different family setups.

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Exclusive family special

  • -20% Holiday Special: for stays between June 7th and July 3rd
  • From €439 per room/night
  • From 6 nights
  • Half board meal plan
  • Flexible cancellation policy
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Right on the Adriatic

At Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora, the sea is part of the stay from the first step out. Beach, pools, and sun decks sit side by side within the Resort Punta Skala, so moving between them is immediate. No distance to manage.

Everything within reach

Breakfast is a short walk from the beach. From there, it’s a straight line between pools, Falky Land, and the main outdoor areas.

Back to the room for a quick change, down to the water, up again for lunch, then out again and back at the terrace for an Aperitif and dinner. Don't forget to visit the candy room!

Built for how families actually move

Falky Land runs daily programmes by age, with a mix of creative workshops, playful academies, outdoor games, and sports sessions.
Football, swimming, tennis, plus indoor areas with slides and soft play when it’s time to slow things down. Kids step in and out of activities as they want.

More outside than inside

Between the beach, pools, and shaded areas, most of the day happens outdoors. Bike trails run through Punta Skala, watersports are set up along the coast, and boat excursions leave directly from the area.

Close enough to keep it simple

From South Tyrol, it’s a direct drive that doesn’t turn into a trip. You arrive and start straight away.

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