Villasimius, located in the south-east of Sardinia, on the extreme tip of the Gulf of Cagliari, it is one of the most popular and popular tourist resorts on the island. Its crystal clear sea, with changing colors, its wide beaches and dazzling whiteness, the hidden coves, are known characteristics, which make it a very popular summer destination. Villasimius ...
Keep onDiving with self-contained breathing apparatus, in the company of expert guides, will allow you to admire unusual landscapes, inhabited not only by large fish, including snappers, the ravens, the groupers, sea bass and even dolphins, but also from fabulous corals. It is no coincidence that red coral is defined as the treasure of the Mediterranean: since ...
Keep onAlong the coast of Villasimius and especially in that strip of sea that runs along the Isola dei Cavoli, on particularly windy days, there are many ships that have been shipwrecked over the centuries. Some wrecks remain today particularly mysterious and suggestive, home of the typical local underwater fauna and flora. The best known shipwreck occurred in ...
Keep onIn ancient times Villasimius was a small Roman center, which made available to its citizens the thermal baths now called Santa Maria. Traces of these can be found near the small and homonymous church that is found on the road that connects Cagliari to Villasimius, in the locality of Campus. ; ; On the spot they can be admired ...
Keep onThe nuraghi: The truncated conical towers called nuraghi are the most fascinating and impressive example of the nuragic culture that developed on the island between 1600 and 535 BC. In the internal area of Villasimius you can visit what remains of the many nuraghi that arose in the area: the Giardone nuraghe in the Campus area, but also the ...
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