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The island of Sant’Antioco, located in the far southwest of Sardinia, is a place where nature, history, and authenticity come together in perfect harmony. Connected to the mainland by a bridge, it retains the essence of an independent island, away from the busiest tourist flows, offering an intense and diverse experience. The landscape features stunning white beaches, secluded coves, spectacular cliffs, and hills adorned with Mediterranean scrub, with the scents of myrtle and mastic accompanying every step.
The coastline alternates between sandy stretches and steep cliffs overlooking the sea, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply admiring the sunset. The crystal-clear sea, with its shifting hues, invites exploration: from diving to boat trips, kayaking to windsurfing, every activity finds an ideal setting here. However, Sant’Antioco is not just about the sea; the interior offers trails for trekking and mountain biking, scenic horseback riding paths, and prime observation points for birdwatching and photography enthusiasts.
The archaeological heritage is significant. The island is home to remnants from the Nuragic era, Punic necropolises, Roman fortifications, and traces of Spanish rule. The site of Grutti Acqua and the evocative Capo Sperone Lighthouse bear witness to an ancient and fascinating history, set in a landscape that enhances their value.
Local traditions are still vibrant: religious festivals, cultural events, and ancient practices—such as the shamanistic rituals still observed—reflect the strong identity of a community that warmly welcomes visitors. There are also wellness and spiritual experiences available, ranging from yoga to dance, and from medicinal herbs to music.
Finally, the culinary scene is another highlight: fresh fish, traditional rural dishes, typical desserts, and local wines enrich every stay with intense and genuine flavors, often enjoyed under a pergola at sunset with the sea in the background. Sant’Antioco represents a genuine, diverse Sardinia, filled with light and freedom, waiting to be explored.
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