ITINERARIES LEG'S GO IN CAMMINO
ATTENTION: due to the regulation, the vouchers can be used until June 15th and from September 15th onwards, in the summer months the promotion will be suspended.
1 NIGHT PROPOSALS
Itinerary 101 – ROUTE:
IGLESIAS - NEBIDA -MASUA
From the heart of Iglesias you will plunge into the iconic coastline with a glimpse of the Pan di Zucchero.
Two stops not to be missed if you love the Mediterranean maquis and the Sardinian sea.
Itinerary 102 – ROUTE:
SU MANNAU - SAN BENEDETTO - DOMUSNOVAS-MUSEI
From the mysterious caves of Su Mannau on the way to a mining village and down through Europe’s longest cave driveway.
A journey into nature that will leave you breathless!
Itinerary 103 – ROUTE:
IS ZUDDAS - MASAINAS - CANDIANI
From the enchanting caves of Is Zuddas to the seafront pine forest of Candiani, through vineyards, ponds and sand dunes.
The hinterland you don’t expect!
Itinerary 104 – ROUTE:
VILLACIDRO - MONTI MANNU - ARENAS
Yes, Sardinia also has forests and mountains, waterfalls, deer and wild boar. If you are not afraid to ford a river, these stages are for you!
If you meet a fox at the Posada of Monti Mannu, don’t worry, it lives there.
Itinerary 105 – ROUTE:
PORTIXEDDU - PITZINURRI - MONTEVECCHIO
Why is a German-style ‘castle’ in the middle of a mining village? You will find it out after you recover from the wonderful view of the Piscinas waterfall.
Sea and mines, a winning combination!
Itinerary 106 – ROUTE:
SANT'ANTIOCO - CARBONIA - NURAXI FIGUS
Sant’Antioco is a wonderful island, so much nature and so much sea. On the way to Carbonia you can admire the flamingos that inhabit the lagoon.
In Carbonia, a visit to the mine with a descent underground is highly recommended!
2 NIGHTS PROPOSALS
Itinerary 201 – ROUTE:
MASUA - BUGGERRU - PORTIXEDDU - PISCINAS
From the mining site of Masua, a route with a view of the Pan di Zucchero will take you to Buggerru, formerly known as ‘Little Paris’, and then on to the wild deserted beaches of the west coast.
Stages for those who love adventure
Itinerary 202 – ROUTE:
PORTIXEDDU - PITZINURRI - GUSPINI - ARBUS
From the beach of Portixeddu, a nice walk on the sand to the beach of Piscinas, and then on to the mining villages to discover what columnar basalts are.
If you pass by the knife museum you can see the world’s largest knife.
Itinerary 203 – ROUTE:
TRATALIAS - SANT'ANTIOCO - CARBONIA - NURAXI FIGUS
Snow-capped mountains in southern Sardinia? It would seem so, but before you get there, you have to start from a medieval village frequently used for filming, maybe you will recognise it!
Very varied stages, between nature and mines.
Itinerary 204 – ROUTE:
SU MANNAU - SAN BENEDETTO - MARGANAI - DOMUSNOVAS-MUSEI - ORBAI
A beautiful route through mountains, forests, caves, surrounded by nature and far from civilisation.
If you want to unplug for a few days, you cannot miss it.
Itinerary 205 – ROUTE:
IGLESIAS - NEBIDA - MASUA - BUGGERRU
Here it is, the most famous coast of Sulcis, the coast of mines! Are you a fan of extreme selfies? Here you will not be disappointed.
Every evening spectacular sunsets over the water… not bad, right?
3 NIGHTS PROPOSALS
Itinerary 301 – ROUTE:
PORTOSCUSO - BACU ABIS - IGLESIAS - NEBIDA - MASUA
From the town most famous for tuna fishing, where you can visit the ancient “tonnara”, to the coast of the mines, passing by a beautiful nuraghe.
Have you ever been inside a nuraghe? Maybe it’s time to make up for it…
Itinerary 302 – ROUTE:
MASUA - BUGGERRU - PORTIXEDDU - PITZINURRI - MONTEVECCHIO
Since you’ll be leaving from Masua, why don’t you first visit Porto Flavia? A spectacular mining site, I dare you not to take a photo from the balcony overlooking the Pan di Zucchero! And what about the view of Buggerru? And the deserted beaches? And the incredible Montevecchio mine? You have to experience it!
Itinerary 303 – ROUTE:
TRATALIAS - SANT'ANTIOCO - CARBONIA - NURAXI FIGUS - PORTOSCUSO
Departure from an ancient, abandoned medieval village, mountains of salt, mines and arrival at the sea! An unforgettable trip to the south.
Have you ever been inside a nuraghe? Maybe it’s time to make up for it…