Set midst sea and mountain, history and art.
The south-western coast is one of the most surprising parts of Sardinia. Here we are in the Sulcis region, the most ancient territory of all Italy, born 600 million years ago, with its landscapes modelled by the forces of time and nature. The long white or golden beaches alternate with small bays and rugged rock formations, high sandy dunes and the cliffs dropping sheer into a crystal clear sea. The magnificent natural depths of the sea – including archaeological treasures – are a paradise for divers. The forest of Pixina Manna with its mountain refuge and waterfall forming a natural bathing pool, or the nature reserve of Is Cannoneris, home to the Sardinian fallow deer and the golden eagle. The elegant pink flamingo wading daintily through the wetlands, and the karst caves with their underground lakes. The prehistoric fortresses such as the nuraghe of Santa Margherita, the ancient Spanish towers dotting the coast, the ruins of the city of Nora by the sea, built by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans, and the ancient Castello quarter in Cagliari with its museums. The traditions dating back hundreds of years, embracing the area’s cuisine, wines, handicrafts and religious and folklore events. Timeless emotions and ever new discoveries.
The south-western coast is one of the most surprising parts of Sardinia. Here we are in the Sulcis region, the most ancient territory of all Italy, born 600 million years ago, with its landscapes modelled by the forces of time and nature. The long white or golden beaches alternate with small bays and rugged rock formations, high sandy dunes and the cliffs dropping sheer into a crystal clear sea. The magnificent natural depths of the sea – including archaeological treasures – are a paradise for divers. The forest of Pixina Manna with its mountain refuge and waterfall forming a natural bathing pool, or the nature reserve of Is Cannoneris, home to the Sardinian fallow deer and the golden eagle. The elegant pink flamingo wading daintily through the wetlands, and the karst caves with their underground lakes. The prehistoric fortresses such as the nuraghe of Santa Margherita, the ancient Spanish towers dotting the coast, the ruins of the city of Nora by the sea, built by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans, and the ancient Castello quarter in Cagliari with its museums. The traditions dating back hundreds of years, embracing the area’s cuisine, wines, handicrafts and religious and folklore events. Timeless emotions and ever new discoveries.
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