THE SINIS PENINSULA

FROM MARMILLA TO SARCIDANO TO CAMPIDANO DI ORISTANO

Some of Sardinia’s historical regions, rich in landscapes, history, and culture, stretch from Marmilla to Sarcidano to the Campidano of Oristano and beyond to Sinis Between the tombs of the giants and Nuraghi, prehistory and rural culture collide.

Herds of wild horses, cows, and flocks of sheep roam hills and plateaus shrouded in Mediterranean maquis. Large pastures, cultivated fields, and vineyards bear witness to the lands’ long agricultural history. Monte Arci, the keeper of ‘black gold,’ welcomes us with its fascinating woods. In the Campidano di Oristano, a fertile plain opens up, with large expanses of fields alternating with marshes and ponds, providing a unique habitat for wildlife and migratory birds. The journey to Sinis reveals breathtaking coastlines overlooking crystal-clear seas, with golden beaches, jagged cliffs and hidden coves.

is also rich in archaeological sites, such as the Phoenician site of Tharros overlooking the sea. Culture, tradition, and nature come together in these areas, resulting in a fascinating experience. The changing beauty of the landscape and the perfect harmony between human history and natural beauty will charm anyone who visits these areas.

The costs will be agreed upon based on the travelers’ needs.