Agriturismo Su Lau

Hey, I'm Andrea

I've crossed the 50-year mark and have two daughters. I view agritourism as an extension of family. I have many interests: I play the guitar, enjoy hiking, caving, canyoning, and when inspiration strikes, I write novels. When I was in better shape, I used to practice underwater fishing. I also own a motorcycle, but I no longer have the time to ride it. I love nature in all its forms.

• +39

• Website

map

Area Periferia

Agriturismo Su Lau is located in a perfect spot for discovering the remarkable landscapes, history, and culture of central-western Sardinia. Just a short drive away, guests can choose between the sea and the mountains, experiencing ever-changing scenery. The nearby beaches, many of which are part of a protected marine area, showcase a diverse range of landscapes: long stretches of golden sand, hidden coves nestled among the cliffs, and wind-sculpted dunes. Each day offers the chance to uncover a new coastal gem, from the pristine white sands of Is Arutas with its distinctive quartz grains to the wild beauty of Mari Ermi and the turquoise waters of S’Archittu.

In addition to the sea, the region boasts mountainous areas that rise to 1,000 meters, providing ideal trails for hiking and scenic walks. Nature enthusiasts can explore the coastal wetlands, protected by the Ramsar Convention, where the local wildlife includes graceful pink flamingos and various species of waterfowl. Birdwatching hides are available for those wishing to observe wildlife in an unspoiled environment.

The area is also rich in history and archaeology, home to some of Sardinia's most significant sites. The ancient city of Tharros, founded by the Phoenicians and later ruled by the Carthaginians and Romans, offers a journey into the past among the ruins of temples, baths, and a picturesque sea view. The Nuraghe Losa, one of the best-preserved structures on the island, and the sacred well of Santa Cristina, an extraordinary example of nuragic architecture, are must-see destinations for history and culture enthusiasts.

For those who enjoy sports and adventure, a sand motocross track, used for training Dakar racers, is located just 3 km from the agriturismo, while golf lovers can test their skills on the prestigious Is Arenas course, set in nature among pines and junipers.

The region also presents a rich culinary landscape, featuring local products that showcase the traditional cuisine. Bottarga, Vernaccia DOC, Nieddera wine, Casizolu cheese, and red ox are just a few of the delicacies that enhance the gastronomic experience. Festivals and local celebrations, filled with ancient rituals and beautiful traditional costumes, offer a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Sardinian culture and its hospitality.