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Villasimius è un piccolo borgo che in origine, for its survival relied on fishing. Even today the city approaches its growth inextricably to the sea, but in a very different.

Il Tourism has become one of the most heartfelt and beautiful town welcomes a copious flow of guests from early May until late October. The old residential complex has been known to adapt well to changes occurred in a few years, and though still remains at the heart of the city, Villasimius has come to life in recent years, many suburbs.

The center is full of shops and restaurants. Walking along the main street, Via del Mare precisely, means getting lost in a maze of small shops, some of which still offering traditional handicraft products, stores that offer taste of traditional cuisine of the south coast of Sardinia, o che propongono l’acquisto di meravigliosi souvenir. In ristoranti che si affacciano sulla piazza principale o sulla bella e movimentata via principale, crowded and highly sought, can suggest a typical yet original. During warmer months, the streets are also colored by the presence of a good entertainment and vendors from all over the country.

La zona periferica di Villasimius instead, più serena e tranquilla propone la possibilità al turista non solo di affittare belle houses for their holidays, ma anche buying houses che godono di un panorama breathtaking. Place on low hills in the area have a full sea view and spacious, e i tramonti e albe di cui può godere sono sicuramente indimenticabili.

Photo Credit: Malabarista Lunar