







We are custodians of our roots: we are committed to protecting and enhancing some of the most important archaeological sites in Sardinia.
Nestled in a cork oak forest and spanning 200,000 square metres, the Pranu Muttedu archaeological park is an exceptional combination of richness and rarity of monuments within a natural setting of great variety of colours and scents.
The so-called Red Giant impresses with its majesty: Arrubiu covers an area of approximately 5,000 square metres and, in addition to its towers, wide internal courtyards, staircases, entrances and corridors are still visible. All around, the remains of numerous nuragic huts.
The Santa Vittoria sanctuary, frequented from the early Bronze Age through the medieval period, extends over approximately 22 hectares on the edge of the Giara di Serri plateau. The site represents one of the most important cultic complexes of Nuragic Sardinia.
Stone works, places of identity: the millennia-old culture of Sardinia originates from the foundations of our land.
A small village with deep agro-pastoral traditions, located on a plateau offering unspoilt nature and spectacular sunsets.
SERRI
Set amidst rivers and woodlands, this is a place of tranquillity and serenity where centuries-old traditions of craftsmanship continue to thrive.
GONI
Surrounded by lake landscapes, this “village-museum” welcomes visitors with its rich archaeological heritage and distinctive courtyard houses built from local basalt blocks.
ORROLI