Learn about the best places to visit, the best things to do, and the best accommodation options in South Sardinia and plan a memorable holiday on the island.
Located in the beautiful Isola di San Pietro, in the Sulcis Archipelago in southern Sardinia, Carloforte is one of the most beautiful, unique places to visit in Sardinia. Recently made nationally famous by a TV Series (L’Isola di Pietro), the island has retained all of its local character. Blessed with beautiful sandy beaches, small rocky … Read more
Costa Rei is a magical place. Situated on the southeast coast of Sardinia, approximately a one hour drive from Cagliari, it is a series of stunning beaches and beautiful landscapes. I have been going to Costa Rei since I was born. As a baby, my parents would take me camping there. As the years rolled … Read more
The Sulcis Iglesiente region of Sardinia, located in the southwest of the island, is one of the lesser visited areas of Sardinia. Save from the beaches which are well known to locals and tourists alike, not many actually venture there. It’s a pity, because it has a lot to offer, especially to travelers looking to … Read more
If you are planning a trip to south Sardinia, you should really include Iglesias and the Sulcis- Iglesiente area among the places to visit. Famous for its history linked to the mining activity in the past, the Sulcis area has much to offer its visitors. Iglesias is the most important town in the region, characterized … Read more
Sardinia is often visited by wine enthusiasts, especially in the southern part. Among the towns that carry on this area’s wine tradition, Santadi is one of the most important. But wine is only one of the things you’ll find if you visit Santadi, which has indeed a wide array of interesting attractions on offer. Continue … Read more
Pula, a small town in southern Sardinia, and its surroundings are among the prettiest and most diverse areas in the region. People go there all year round: summer is indeed the best season if you love sunbathing, but surf and kite surf fans adore its beaches’ winter waves. The village is located less than 40 … Read more
If you are planning a visit to the southern and central part of Sardinia and are looking for an itinerary among the various towns in the area, then you really can’t miss Sanluri. This charming historical town has a center surrounded by medieval walls and a rich history behind it, and can be easily visited … Read more
Serdiana is a charming village, located in the deep south of the Campidano plains, in an area known as Parteolla. It is right next to Dolianova, and just 20 kilometers (around 12.4 miles) from Cagliari, so a perfect place to visit on day trips. Here you will find beautiful natural and archeological sites. From the … Read more
Dolianova is a place full of ancient history and traditions. Located in the area of Parteolla, this small Sardinian town is now known for the production of wine, oil, cheese, and for its traditional craft work. As my mom is from the Parteolla region herself (she grew up in Serdiana, right next door to Dolianova) … Read more
Located in the southwestern part of Sardinia, the Grotte Is Zuddas are a unique place, caved in on a hill by water. The grotto presents a truly spectacular scenery that can be admired by walking through an underground route, among dolomitic rocks and gravity defying aragonites. If you are planning a trip to southern Sardinia, … Read more
