Discovering South-East Sardinia
From lively Cagliari to the Uncontaminated Landscapes of Muravera
Southeastern Sardinia is an area of extraordinary beauty stretching from the capital city of Cagliari to the serene coasts of Muravera. Here, art, history, crystal-clear seas, and traditions come together to create a rich and captivating itinerary.
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Cagliari: History, Culture and World Life
Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, offers a unique experience with its historic districts and vibrant atmosphere. Strolling along Via Roma, admiring the port and the elegant architecture of its buildings, is an unmissable experience. Head to the Bastione di Saint-Rémy for an aperitif at sunset, enjoying breathtaking views of the city and the sea. The city is also renowned for its art galleries, local crafts, and Sardinian cuisine, where you can savour traditional dishes featuring fresh seafood and local specialties.
Il Poetto: An Endless Beach of Relaxation and Fun
Just minutes from the center of Cagliari, Poetto stretches for eight kilometers of white sand, spanning between Cagliari and Quartu Sant'Elena. This beach is ideal for those seeking sea and relaxation, as well as sports and entertainment: from water sports like kitesurfing to beach volleyball, along with the many kiosks that enliven the coastline, making it perfect for a day by the sea or an evening with friends.
Villasimius and Capo Carbonara: Beaches and Protected Nature
Continuing along the coast to the east, you’ll reach Villasimius, renowned for its Simius Beach, known for its crystal-clear blue waters. Not far away, the promontory of Capo Carbonara and the islands of Cavoli and Serpentara are part of the Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area. This stretch of sea is perfect for snorkeling and diving, with seabeds hosting an extraordinary variety of marine flora and fauna.
Costa Rei and Cala Sinzias: The Paradise of the White Beaches
Heading north, you’ll find the stunning Costa Rei, a popular tourist destination known for its pristine beaches and lively squares that come alive on summer nights. Among the most beautiful beaches is Cala Sinzias, a picture-perfect stretch of coastline with waters ranging from emerald green to cobalt blue, and fine, white sand. This is the perfect spot for those seeking relaxation and a connection with nature, surrounded by the Mediterranean landscape.
Muravera: Between Traditions and Citrus Fragrance
The itinerary concludes in Muravera, a town renowned for its citrus production. Here, Sardinian traditions are still very much alive, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in an authentic experience filled with the intense aromas of oranges and lemons, vibrant colors, and the sounds of ancient folk celebrations. Muravera offers a tranquil atmosphere and picturesque landscapes, making it an ideal way to end your journey through southeastern Sardinia with relaxation and cultural enrichment.
Discover South-East Sardinia
From the vibrancy of Cagliari to the quietness of Muravera, south-eastern Sardinia is a land to explore, where each stop reveals a new facet of this fascinating and unique island.