Embark on a voyage through the history and culture of Sardinia. Retreat to the era of the nuraghi to discover their way of life. Experience firsthand the Sardinian way of life as we traverse the rural regions and communities. Additionally, take in the sights of the capital, Cagliari, from a bird’s-eye view tour.
Embark on a voyage through the history and culture of Sardinia. Retreat to the era of the nuraghi to discover their way of life. Experience firsthand the Sardinian way of life as we traverse the rural regions and communities. Additionally, take in the sights of the capital, Cagliari, from a bird’s-eye view tour.
- Villamar - Journey through the Campidano plain, adorned with wheat fields and olive groves, until reaching the Marmilla region, renowned for its round hills blanketed with wildflowers in spring. In the quaint town of Villamar, admire the murals and sculptures that embellish this typical South Sardinian village.
- Su Nuraxi - “Su Nuraxi” is a…
- Villamar - Journey through the Campidano plain, adorned with wheat fields and olive groves, until reaching the Marmilla region, renowned for its round hills blanketed with wildflowers in spring. In the quaint town of Villamar, admire the murals and sculptures that embellish this typical South Sardinian village.
- Su Nuraxi - “Su Nuraxi” is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Sardinia, originating from the Nuraghi culture. Its oldest part dates back to the Middle Bronze Age (15th century B.C.). This impressive structure features towers, walls, and a village, showcasing the architectural brilliance of the ancient Nuraghi people. Explore the narrow village paths, discovering the houses and the breathtaking main building. The visit begins with the huts and surrounding towers, followed by the thrilling climb of the massive structure, navigating narrow corridors to reach the internal courtyard and explore the tallest towers.
- Poetto - Poetto is one of Europe’s longest beaches, a sandy stretch facing the azure waters of the Sardinian Sea. Pause to enjoy the view of the rock formation known as “The Devil’s Saddle” while sipping coffee at one of the many beachside kiosks, just like the locals of Cagliari do.
- Parco Naturale Molentargius-Saline - The Molentargius pond is famous for its stunning pink flamingos and the diverse bird species inhabiting the old salt flats. Stop for a photo to observe the wildlife up close. Learn about how flamingos acquire their color, why they choose to reside here, and how they thrive in this beautiful pond.
- Monte Urpinu - Pause for a photo at this panoramic hill, offering a splendid view over the city, including the medieval districts of Villanova and Castello, and the Gulf of Cagliari. Below lies the Molentargius Pond, where flamingos nest (a must-see in June as they feed their young). From the hill, enjoy a magnificent view of the Gulf of the Angels and the Devil’s Saddle. Capture a photo of the statue of Saint Francis.

- Guiding Service
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Guiding Service
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Tickets Su Nuraxi €15 each
- Tickets Su Nuraxi €15 each
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