A town of coloured houses and restaurants that inebriate the air with inviting scents: the seaside soul of Sant'Antioco. This well-known town of the Sulcis archipelago, populated by eleven thousand residents and tens of thousands of...
A town of coloured houses and restaurants that inebriate the air with inviting scents: the seaside soul of Sant'Antioco. This well-known town of the Sulcis archipelago, populated by eleven thousand residents and tens of thousands of...
Almost four thousand hectares of forest, with a heart of holm oaks and cork trees, where the Sardinian deer roams undisturbed, the symbol of the island's wildlife. The Monte Arcosu reserve is located in the larger park Gutturu...
A vastness of breath-taking natural beauty, from the beaches of Chia to the green mountains leading to the sea. The territory of Domus de Maria is characterised by a long stretch of coastline with sand dunes dotted with centuries-old junipers,...
Little coves with pink sand and crystalline waters, long, white, deserted beaches, rocks with breath-taking seabed, ponds inhabited by flamingos, and, inside, groves, vineyards, grottos, culture and culinary traditions. This is Porto Pino, in the...
A labyrinth of tunnels carved into the rock, opening spectacularly onto sheer views of the island's south-west coast. The tour of the Henry tunnel, which has been made safe and can be visited with prior booking, is a journey through time inside the...
You can also reach it on foot along a path that crosses the promontory overlooked by a Spanish tower and covered with Mediterranean vegetation, at the foot of which you will see the ruins of the Phoenician city of Bithia (8th...