The stretch of Sulcis coast between Porto Pino and the island of Sant’Antioco is dotted with wetlands, from the ponds close to the beach of Is Arenas ...
The stretch of Sulcis coast between Porto Pino and the island of Sant’Antioco is dotted with wetlands, from the ponds close to the beach of Is Arenas ...
Very ancient karstic systems, created by the incessant force of water, characterise the limestone elevations in the south-west of Sardinia. Hundreds of caves and ravines, among which four real natural ‘works of art’ stand out and are as precious as...
Its port stands before the enchanting San Pietro Island and connects Sardinia to Carloforte, one of the major tourist resort islands. Portoscuso, populated by over 5,000 inhabitants, was founded in the late-16th...
A jewel set into the blue of the sea, full of fascinating legends.Piana island is part of the Sulcis archipelago and falls under the territory of Carloforte. Over the centuries it has welcomed...
A bishop’s seat for three centuries from 1213 - the date of its construction – until 1503, the year in which the diocese transferred to Iglesias. The former cathedral of Tratalias, named after the Catalan-Aragonese...
“King Carlo Emanuele (…) successfully transformed, (…) the inhospitable island into a region of fishing and trade so that it would bring wealth and well-being to the kingdom and abroad”. The inscription stands out on the southern door of the Savoy...
