Mini cruise to the coves

Discover the hidden wonders of the coast, accessible only by sea. On board comfortable motorboats, you will admire limestone caves, dramatic cliffs, and some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean: Cala Goloritzè, Cala Mariolu, Grotta del Fico, Cala Sisine, Cala Luna, the Bue Marino Caves, the Colombi Cave, and the Guglia d’Ogliastra. Each stop offers unique scenery and unforgettable moments.

Journey on the Trenino Verde of Ogliastra

Arbatax is the departure station of the Trenino Verde, which will take you on a journey along Italy’s longest tourist railway line (159 km).

Traveling aboard the Trenino Verde is a step back in time, along what is considered one of the most beautiful railway routes in Europe. Moving at a gentle pace, it crosses wild mountains, ancient forests, canyons, and historic viaducts, offering unspoiled landscapes and profound silence. It is not just a means of transport, but an experience: a timeless and poetic way to discover the most authentic soul of Ogliastra.

The Taccu di Osini Archaeological and Natural Park

Osini is a place of silent yet powerful beauty. The Natural Monument of Passo San Giorgio shapes the landscape with its imposing forms, while the Taccu plateau opens up like an ancient horizon, dotted with pastures, forests, and Nuragic complexes emerging from the land like stone memories. Here, nature and history intertwine, offering a deep and timeless experience.

Osini Vecchio, the village where time has stood still

Osini Vecchio is a suspended place, where time has stood still for over seventy-five years. Abandoned but not forgotten, the village preserves the murmur of its fountains, still alive among the stones, and a lush nature that wraps around houses, streets, and stairways like a slow embrace. Amid silent ruins and flowing water, the old village tells a story of interrupted life, turning absence into poetry and silence into memory.

Su Marmuri Cave and the Station of Art

Ulassai is a place where nature and culture meet. Its towering limestone cliffs attract free climbing enthusiasts, while the Su Marmuri Cave, one of the tallest in Europe, offers a mesmerizing underground experience. Completing the journey, the Art Station – Maria Lai Museum tells the creative soul of the area and its deep connection with the landscape.

Urzulei and the Gorroppu Canyon

Urzulei is the gateway to an ancient and powerful Sardinia, a stone village immersed in the silence of the Supramonte, where nature and tradition coexist beyond time. From here, you can reach the Gorroppu Canyon, one of the most impressive gorges in Europe: a majestic wound in the rock, shaped by towering walls, light filtering from above, and primordial silence. Urzulei tells the story of an authentic and wild land, where walking means listening to the ancient voice of the earth and feeling part of something eternal.

Trekking

If you love trekking, our properties are the ideal starting point for exploring some of Sardinia’s most spectacular routes. You can take on the famous Selvaggio Blu, considered one of the most challenging treks in Europe, immersed in stunning and unspoiled nature, or discover the trails of the Supramonte of Baunei and the Long Treks of Osini and Ulassai—routes of around 20 km offering breathtaking views over the tacchi plateaus and the lush mountains of the area.

The Golgo Plateau

The Golgo Plateau is probably the most interesting historical and archaeological site in the Baunei area, protected by Nuraghi guarding every natural access point, and serving as the main area for the collection and preservation of rainwater on the karst plateau. A place full of echoes and sensations of mysterious presences, the plateau is mainly known for its “Su Sterru” chasm. From the Golgo Plateau, it is possible to reach the stunning Cala Goloritzé on foot (approximately 4 km).

The Timeless Charm of Cagliari

Cagliari offers excursions that combine nature, history, and breathtaking views. From the scenic Monte Urpinu Park, with its trails and panoramic views of the city and sea, to Molentargius Park, home to pink flamingos and other waterfowl, and to strolls through the historic Castello district, where medieval streets open onto towers and bastions. Every walk in Cagliari is an encounter with a city that faces the sea, blending natural beauty with echoes of the past.