What to do in Sardinia

Lake Omodeo and the petrified forest of Zuri-Soddi

Ancient Sardinia: fossil trees from 25 million years ago

The Giara, the thrill of discovering a unique plateau!

"Sa Jara Manna" is called the most precious Mediterranean altar: it holds an incredible archaeological, landscape and animal and plant biodiversity heritage. Known for wild horses.

The ancient Tonnara of Porto Paglia

In Gonnesa, the Tonnara and the golden beach tell the story of life on Sardinia's seashore

Bonarcado, a village from the Romanesque period

A village that takes us back to the past, between the Middle Ages and the Nuragic Age

Cave of Gana 'e Gortoe

Spelunkers for a day, but the memory will be indelible, try to believe

Nuraghe Orgono

Built in different eras, with different techniques, it is a condensation of the history of Nuragic architecture. A unicum, with unusual elements such as the staircase or the external niche. And a spectacular view.

The Green Train of Sardinia

The tourist railway through the picturesque heart of the island departs from Mandas.

A visit to Sennariolo and its heritage

A small village with a rich archaeological and natural heritage

"Mother Goddess" from Cuccuru Is Arrius.

Opulent forms a sign of fertility, smooth skin, a sophisticated headdress.... The "mother goddess" perhaps represents the eternal cycle of life. Found in a necropolis, it is more than 6,000 years old.

The holy well of Milis

The sacred well is a temple from the Nuragic period that runs underground and was dedicated to the worship of water. The one in Milis, although sacrificed between the tracks, is among the most important in the area.