Arbatax is a destination that condenses great beauty into a few kilometres: the beaches of the Gulf of Orosei, the rugged landscapes of the Gennargentu, ancient ruins. South of the Gulf of Orosei, along the east coast of Sardinia, lies

Assemini is a municipality of 26,000 located about 15 km from Cagliari. It is the town of the ancient ceramics tradition, hosts the production facilities of the famous Ichnusa beer and is the training ground of the Cagliari Calcio team.

An enchanting village where tradition and modernity merge and infuse curiosity and charm. Your first indelible image of Bosa will be the historic district of sa Costa, made up of colourful houses climbing the slopes of the Serravalle hill, dominated

Cagliari is located in southern Sardinia, overlooking the Gulf of Angels. The city is perched on seven limestone hills: Castello, San Michele, Tuvixeddu, Monte Urpinu, Bonaria, Monte Mixi and the Sella del Diavolo. The urban area stretches along the gulf,

Castiadas is a municipality of about 1,500 inhabitants, 60 km from Cagliari.  The town boasts a green natural territory, healthy air, an unspoilt environment, and its 20 km of coastline with enchanting beaches such as Cala Pira, Monte Turno and

Collinas is a municipality in the province of Medio Campidano with about 1,000 inhabitants, in the Marmilla region. The Monte Granatico building houses the Ethnographic Museum and is home to the ‘G. B. Tuveri’ Centre for Historical Studies. The archaeological

Having become a fraction of Cagliari in 1937, the municipality of Elmas acquired autonomy in 1989. In its territory stands the modern airport named to Mario Mameli, the airport that handles the most passengers among the three main ‘gateways’ to

Iglesias. A town of mining origin, it is the starting point for the most beautiful beaches in the Gulf of Lion and Sardinia, such as Plage’e Mesu, Funtanamare and Masua. In addition to the coast, the area offers countless other

Monserrato is a municipality in the province of Cagliari with approximately 21,000 inhabitants. Monserrato was an autonomous municipality until 1928, when it was merged with Cagliari. It regained its autonomy in 1991 after a referendum and through a regional law.

Muravera is a municipality of about 5,000 inhabitants, 65 km from Cagliari. It is the most important centre of Sarrabus, famous for its citrus fruit production. This town is also known for its great beaches, especially Costa Rei, with the

Orroli is a municipality in the province of Cagliari with about 2,500 inhabitants, in the Sarcidano region. The town is located on the slopes of the basalt plateau of ‘Pranemuru’, about 68 km from Cagliari. The fundamental resource of this

If you are looking for the sea all year round, in summer for diving and sunbathing and in autumn and winter for the poetic atmosphere, Pula is your ideal destination. A centre of over seven thousand inhabitants in the metropolitan

Quartu Sant’Elena is a municipality in the province of Cagliari. With over 70,000 inhabitants, it is the third largest city in Sardinia after Cagliari and Sassari. The city’s territory includes two-thirds of the Molentargius pond, recognised as one of the

Quartucciu is a municipality in the province of Cagliari with about 11,500 inhabitants. It was a fraction of Cagliari from 1928 to 1983. In its territory, one can admire the Tomb of the Giants ‘Sa Domu e s’Orcu’, dating back