Things to do in Sulcis-Iglesias Coast

Today we are going to visit Domus de Maria, in the south of Sardinia. Founded in 1700, it actually hides a much older history with its archaeological heritage and the breathtaking landscape makes our stay a humic experience. Domus de Maria is a naturalistic union of disarming... more

The Malfatano lookout tower announces its proximity to the port, where the fishing boat that reinvents itself as a tourist awaits. The voyage plows through the port of the country on a beautiful autumn day, with warm light, and sharp horizon outlines. Initially in the open sea,... more

The flight over Salinas beach reveals and promises a pristine marine environment. Located to the south-west of the island of Sardinia, the beach is wide and slopes gently into the seabed, showing the shades of blue and green of the sea waters. The dune behind it is inhabited by... more

Portoscuso, a small village in the province of Carbonio-Iglesias composed of a constellation of hamlets. Originally an intimate fishing village from Gonnesa. Its name derives from its location, completely hidden by the sand dunes and nestled between beaches and cliffs. Its coast... more

Between the sea and the mountains of south-western Sardinia rises Portoscuso, once a fishing village, today welcomes millions of tourists thanks to its crystalline sea. Portoscuso has very ancient origins, traces of the passage of Phoenicians, Punic and Romans have been found.... more

We are located in Iglesias, in Sardinia, between history, mines and the enchanting sea. Over the centuries this city was the destination of Phoenician, Punic, Roman and Muslim sailors, who came in search of minerals, silver, quartz, copper, iron, zinc and lead. Its greatest... more

Iglesias is a town located in the south of Sardinia, in the Iglesiente region. It is a city rich in history and was the protagonist of the Sardinian mining golden period. In addition to being a seaside tourist resort that boasts hundreds of beaches, caves and coves, it is an... more