Stretching on a plain in the heart of Sulcis and known as Sa Baronia, Villaperuccio is a town with just over 1,000 inhabitants that became an independent municipality (from Santadi)...
It became famous and a much sought-after tourist destination, thanks to Porto Pino, a 'pearl' of the Mediterranean of dazzling beauty and harmonious ecosystem with placid lagoons, lush greenery, fine white sand dunes and a clear,...
With a Neolithic site, one Nuraghe and two churches, this archaeological-artistic complex is enclosed in the space of a few tens of meters. Around the Nuraghe Arresi arose the first inhabited nucleus of Sant'Anna Arresi, a...
From the 9th century BC, Sardinia was also involved in the commercial expansion of the peoples commonly referred to, in the western Mediterranean, as Phoenicians. Born as trading emporiums, the settlements that arose on the coasts of the Island - or...
A wide and long expanse of fine white sand, soft to the touch, which plunges into clear waters of shining hues, ranging from turquoise to emerald green, bordered by dunes covered with juniper trees and dense Mediterranean scrub. As the name implies,...
A four-kilometre stretch of soft, firm sand, divided into four sections with four access points: Porto Paglia, Punt’e s’Arena, Plag’e mesu...
It lies in the valley of the Cixerri river, surrounded by the hills of the Iglesiente region. Villamassargia is a village with fewer than four thousand inhabitants, in which ancient textile traditions are still intact: numerous artisan...
A leap back in time to a past of work and fatigue, partly forgotten and now recovered. The mining site of Serbariu, a district of Carbonia, an extensive deposit from 1937 to 1964, characterized the economy and the...
