🌅 What to do in Southern Sardinia on extra days
Personalized ideas for every type of traveler
Southern Sardinia is wild, authentic, and surprising. Dream beaches, ancient nuraghi, desert landscapes, mining villages, and living traditions. If you have one or more extra days, you can discover a different island, far from clichés. Whether you're sporty, a lover of tranquility, a culture enthusiast, or a foodie, here you'll find experiences tailored just for you.
🧗♂️ For sports enthusiasts and outdoor lovers
Dunes, cliffs, trails, and crystal-clear sea: Southern Sardinia is an open-air gym, perfect for those who want to move in nature.
Trekking to the Piscinas Dunes and Ingurtosu mines
A suggestive itinerary among sand mountains, old mining structures, and the sea in the background. A unique landscape in Europe.
Snorkeling between Chia and Capo Spartivento
Turquoise water, shallow seabeds, and secret coves: Cala Cipolla, Tuerredda, or Su Giudeu are ideal for exploring marine life in total freedom.
Kayak excursion in the Nora lagoon (Pula)
Paddle among flamingos, submerged archaeological remains, and calm waters, immersed in a silent and surprising nature.
🌸 For those seeking tranquility and relaxation
In Southern Sardinia, there are still corners where time stands still. The sound of the wind, the scent of myrtle, and the sea that relaxes the soul.
Day on a hidden beach like Cala Zafferano
Accessible only by sea or with an authorized excursion: very clear sand, still sea, zero crowds. A daydream.
Sunset at Torre di Capo Malfatano
Climb to the old lighthouse and watch the sun set over the sea: a simple and unforgettable spectacle, with the scent of the Mediterranean scrub.
Thermal bath at the Terme di Sardara or relaxation in a farmhouse
Relax in natural hot waters or choose an inland farmhouse to enjoy the silence of the countryside and the slow pace of island life.
🖼️ For art, history, and culture enthusiasts
The south of the island is a treasure trove of ancient testimonies, among nuraghi, necropolises, Roman cities, and industrial archaeology villages.
Archaeological area of Nora (Pula)
Walk among Roman ruins overlooking the sea: amphitheater, temples, and mosaics with a view of the western Aegean blue.
Nuraghe Su Nuraxi and Barumini (UNESCO)
A masterpiece of Sardinian prehistoric architecture, among stone towers, ancient dwellings, and a landscape that speaks of mysterious civilizations.
Abandoned mining village of Montevecchio or Porto Flavia
Explore mines, galleries, and industrial buildings hidden in the Mediterranean scrub: a journey through time between engineering and memory.
🍷 For those who love food and authentic experiences
The cuisine of Southern Sardinia is sincere, flavorful, and tied to the land: intense cheeses, fresh fish, handmade sweets, and bold wines.
Sardinian cooking class in a country house
Prepare malloreddus, culurgiones, pane carasau, and sweets like seadas with those who know every gesture for generations.
Tasting of cheeses and wines from Sulcis or Campidano
Try Sardinian pecorino, local cured meats, and wines like Carignano del Sulcis or Nuragus, in cellars immersed in the countryside.
Dinner in a typical trattoria in Sant'Antioco or Villasimius
Outdoor tables, grilled fish, fregola with clams, bottarga, and traditional bread. All accompanied by genuine and relaxed hospitality.
🛥️ For those who want to explore the surroundings
Have you already experienced the most famous beaches? Southern Sardinia also offers islands, fishing villages, and less known but spectacular landscapes.
Boat trip to Carloforte and the island of San Pietro
A world apart with Ligurian influences, tuna fisheries, salt pans, and breathtaking cliffs. Don't miss a walk through the alleys of the center.
Tour to Sant'Antioco among nuraghi, salt pans, and traditions
An island connected to the mainland, rich in Punic history and textile craftsmanship: discover the ethnographic museum or participate in a sea silk workshop.
Excursion to the Pan di Zucchero stack and Porto Flavia
A surreal landscape between sea, rock, and mining archaeology: perfect for those seeking timeless scenarios.
