Centre of the island. 30 minutes from almost everything.
Abbasanta is a small village on Sardinia’s central plateau. From here, in under an hour, you can reach wild beaches, UNESCO sites, medieval towns and historic wineries. Without having to change base each night.
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Where we are, where you can reach.
Beaches
The famous natural rock arch on the west coast.
Long white-sand beach surrounded by pine forest.
Small coves and white cliffs.
Sea and a colourful town on the river Temo.
Archaeology
One of the best-preserved nuraghi on the island.
The most famous nuragic site in Sardinia.
Nuragic cult site near Paulilatino.
Nuragic tombs carved into the rock.
Towns & villages
Provincial capital.
One of the most beautiful small towns in Sardinia.
Catalan seaside town.
The island’s capital.
Food & wine
Our family wine bar. 10% discount for Al Borgo guests.
Our café with lunch and dinner delivery. 10% discount for guests.
Our other café. 10% discount for Al Borgo guests.
Visits and tastings at historic wineries.
Mostly frequented by locals.
A restaurant that is a destination of choice for those who seek flavour and wish to experience culinary excellence.
Activities
Guided excursions along the coast and to archaeological sites in the area.
www.seawreckescursioni.itTandem paragliding flights with a video keepsake of the whole experience. Perfect around Lake Omodeo.
www.ilparapendio.itWhat works, in our opinion.
A day at the beach
Leave early in the morning for S’Archittu or Is Arenas (about 45 minutes). Lunch on the beach or at one of the small restaurants on the coast. Return in the afternoon, hot tub before dinner.
A day of archaeology
Morning at Nuraghe Losa (5 minutes from the villa, worth visiting early). Lunch in Abbasanta or Paulilatino. Afternoon at the Sacred Well of Santa Cristina or, if you’re short on time, Su Nuraxi (1 hour by car, but it’s UNESCO).
A day in the wineries
Vernaccia di Oristano wineries in the morning, lunch in Cabras (35 minutes, with local bottarga), afternoon at the archaeological site of Tharros (40 minutes). Slow return, with a stop at Enoteca Buono.
A day in Bosa
An hour’s drive well worth it. Bosa is one of the most colourful small towns on the island, with the river Temo, the hilltop castle, and Bosa Marina beach. Seafood lunch, gelato, and an evening return.
Practical things to know.
Strategic location, no mass tourism.
One house at the centre of the island. Everything within reach.
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