Southern Sardinia is a captivating land full of contrasts, where unspoiled nature blends with the island’s ancient history and authentic culture. This part of Sardinia is known for its spectacular coastline, featuring long stretches of white sandy beaches, hidden coves, and dramatic cliffs. Places like Chia, Villasimius, Costa Rei, and Porto Pino offer postcard-worthy landscapes, with turquoise waters and seabeds perfect for snorkeling and diving.

The inland areas, less known but equally fascinating, are characterized by rolling hills, forests, vineyards, and small villages where time seems to stand still. Here, valuable archaeological sites such as nuraghi, domus de janas, and giants’ tombs tell the story of an ancient civilization. Local traditions remain strong and are expressed through religious festivals, handicrafts, music, and traditional Sardinian cuisine.