Sardinia, an island with a rich tapestry of culture and history, harbors numerous hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. This collection unveils the lesser-known jewels that narrate tales from the mysteries of ancient Nuragic civilization to the splendors of untouched natural beauty. From secluded coves to inland sanctuaries, each point of interest is a chapter in Sardinia's enchanting story.
Barumini, Italy
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring the mysterious Nuragic complex.
Alghero, Italy
A stunning cave system accessible by boat or climbing the Escala del Cabirol stairs.
Stintino, Italy
An idyllic beach with crystal-clear waters and fine white sand, near a historic Spanish tower.
Torralba, Italy
One of the largest and best-preserved Nuragic towers in Sardinia.
Siddi, Italy
An impressive collective burial site dating back to the Bronze Age.
Sassari, Italy
A prehistoric altar resembling a stepped pyramid, unique to the region.
Baunei, Italy
A paradisiacal and protected cove famous for its pinnacle and turquoise water.
Santa Teresa Gallura, Italy
An iconic lighthouse amidst unusual rock formations and ancient remains.
Dorgali, Italy
Archaeological site of an ancient village nestled within a mountain cavity.
Arzachena, Italy
Megalithic gallery grave surrounded by a scenic landscape.
Alghero, Italy
An extensive pre-Nuragic necropolis with fascinating hypogeum tombs.
Baunei, Italy
A dream-like beach known for its pebble sand, clear waters, and scenic cliffs.
Cabras, Italy
An ancient church sitting on a beautiful beach with early Christian and Byzantine influences.
