Hiking in the Sinis

A pleasant walk amidst the pine forest and the sea of Is Arenas, surrounded by intoxicating scents of Mediterranean plants and wild beaches.

Evening excursion along the beaches of the west coast, waiting for the sunset

The west coast of Sardinia guards an invaluable treasure: the Sinis Peninsula. A millennia-old history rich in mysteries

The variety of landscapes on the west coast includes not only beaches but also mountains! Santa Caterina di Pittinuri offers stunning views, with white tufa cliffs overlooking the sea and the Montiferru mountains gazing at the coast.

The quartz beaches of Sinis are one of the most beautiful treasures of the Oristano coast. The excursion is very simple and at the same time enjoyable. We will take many swims in the crystal-clear waters and reach a sacred site where there is a Nuragic well on the beach and near it, the effigy carved into the rock of the God Maimoni, according to archaeologists, the deity of water.

An enogastronomic excursion tied to the territory, the heart of Mandrolisai, a region rich in vineyards and the eponymous wine 'Il Mandrolisai,' with its distinctive taste, a blend of Bovale, Cannonau, and Monica, three skillfully blended indigenous grape varieties, creating Mandrolisai Doc. The area is intriguing for its wine, the warmth of its inhabitants, and the millennia-old history hidden in its forests. Sorgono is the perfect geographical center of Sardinia, where the mysterious Menhirs are located: we will go to discover them

La costa di Capo Mannu è una continua sorpresa: l’arenaria, sabbia fossilizzata, crea forme strane, il vento scolpisce rocce simili a funghi, a volte sembrano volti umani. L’itinerario è olfattivo, per la ricchezza di piante aromatiche mediterranee e visivo per la bellezza dei paesaggi.

Bike and walking excursion. Some parts of the route are best enjoyed by stopping and taking a walk with our bike beside us. The landscapes are quite diverse, from the small village of Putzu Idu with its beaches and the daily life of its people, to the wild beaches of S’arena Scoada and Su Tingiosu.

The Sinis Peninsula, in its thousands of years of history, holds the traces of ancient civilizations, all waiting to be discovered. We will cross 'the dead sea,' so named because it is as calm as a lake. With the kayak, we will have a good view of the remains of the city of Tharros, with some parts of it still underwater. We'll take a swim in front of a Roman villa, in the company of our ancestors.