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The best way to discover all the secrets of Sant’Antioco Island is certainly with a slow experience, like kayaking. After a brief explanation to understand how to behave at sea, we leave for the fantastic coast of Sant’Antioco. Depending on the wind, the island allows you to explore one coast rather than the other, coasts very different from each other but of equal beauty. There will obviously be dives and baths, in the coves and in the most secluded corners, to fully enjoy the places and cool down if desired. What are you waiting for? Dive into this adventure with us!

Journey along the south coast of Sardinia and catch the ferry to picturesque San Pietro Island. Take a tour on the island and get the chance to swim in the sea. Get back to nature and look for dolphins, peregrine falcons, and more.

You will fully experience the history of the places thanks to the stories of an expert and passionate guide of mining history and industrial archeology. You will have the opportunity to walk along the paths of the miners and to reach coves and places not accessible by cars and not very frequented. During the trek, stop for swimming in the 5 beaches and beaches along the way

The Masua hub was a complex of several mining operations in the Sulcis area, a region of Sardinia rich in coal, sulphur, barium, zinc, lead, silver and other metals. Extraction began in 1600, but became economically relevant only in the early 1900s when the mining business in the whole region experienced a quick expansion. The extraction, especially of the coal caves, was operated on a low-technology basis until the early 20th century. Since the late 1800s metal-gathering enjoyed more modern techniques, as it was controlled mostly by rich north-European corporations more willing to commit money in improving the mining efficiency. In 1922, the Masua mines were acquired by the Belgian Vieille Montagne Company, and exploitation increased with the growing need for zinc and lead for reconstruction after World War I as well as because of technological advance in steel alloys.

Enjoy a wonderful full-day tour of Porto Flavia and Is Zuddas Caves with a professional, multilingual guide. Discover an amazing sea harbor and a wonderful cave in Sulcis area. Move on to a typical Trattoria and taste traditional Sardinian recipes and local wine.

Explore the south coast of Sardinia in this excursion of nature and caves. Stroll through the beautiful panoramic street of Chia-Teulada, previously traveled by the ancient Romans and the Carthaginian population. See the wondrous natural formations and prepare to be stunned by the treasured beauty of this Italian island.

Full-day private tour to discover the prehistoric Sardinian, from the final neolithic to the bronze age visiting necropolis, giant tomb, and nuraghe.

Our most popular and best selling cycling holiday. You can find this trip anywhere online, but Dolcevita are the ultimate organiser. Explore the unspoilt coast of South West Sardinia with pristine empty beaches and great scenery. Highlights • The Sinis peninsula with the ruins of the ancient Tharros • Costa Verde end the dunes of Piscinas • The ancient mines of Sulcis • The islands of Carloforte and Sant'Antioco • The Costa del Sud

The Montessu necropolis, located in a natural trachyte amphitheatre, is the most imposing and extensive necropolis of domus de janas (rock-hewn chamber tombs) in southern Sardinia. Discover this site with a guide.