AGGIUS AND VALLEY OF THE MOON Aggius is dominated by an incredibly fascinating landscape of cork-oaks, granite rocks and thick Mediterranean greenery. Aggius, located in Gallura’s heartland, is a quaint village with fine old houses built of granite stone, among the most outstanding examples of local folk architecture. As one [...]

CAGLIARI Cagliari, overlooking the Golfo degli Angeli, is an ancient city founded by Phoenician traders. Long the heart of Sardinia’s political, economic, tourist and cultural life, it spreads across seven hills: Castello, Colle San Michele, Colle di Bonaria, Monte Urpinu, Monte Claro, Tuvu Mannu and Tuvixeddu. The city, which has [...]

  CASTELSARDO Castelsardo is one of the most amazing places of the whole Sardinia. This small town in the northern west side of the island lies in the middle of the famous Golfo dell’ Asinara. This old middle age settlement combines the beauty of a crystal [...]

Sant’Antioco, Phoenician Carthaginian necropolis: Among the necropolis of the age Punic Carthaginian in Sardinia, the one of Sulcis Sant'Antioco was the most 'important for the vastness of the funeral system, for the architectural and archaeological complexity, for the remains found during excavations in the tombs. The section that is currently visible was used between the [...]

 ARCHIPELAGO OF LA MADDALENA     This little town extends along the southern coast of the La Maddalena Island, the largest island on the archipelago of the same name which stretches out in front of the Gallura coast. La Maddalena was founded in 1770, in the area that was once [...]

"The prehistoric altar of Monte d’Accoddi is situated in the Flumenargia territory in the Sassari area, half way between Sassari and Portotorres to the left of the lorries drive, about 11 km from Sassari. The area of Monte D'Accoddi - located between Sassari and Portotorres – includes a Nuragic settlement and a hypogeic necropolis. The [...]

SU NURAXI AND THE GIARA OF GESTURI This excursion will lead you to the most famous Sardinian Archaeological site, the Nuraghe of Barumini, UNESCO world heritage site. Nuraghe are the symbol of Sardinia, and were built during the II Millennium bC. The Nuraghe of Barumini is composed by a Central tower, the keep, originally nearly [...]