The islands of the Island

• Villamassargia
  
  
• Carbonia
  The Archaeological Zone of Monte Sirai.
  
  
• Tratalias
  The Church of Santa Maria, built in 1213, is still perfectly preserved today. This church, already cathedral of the Sulcis Diocese, is a splendid example of Romanesque - Pisan architecture, which became popular in Sardinia in the XII and XIII century A.D.
  
  
• Sant'Antioco
  Besides the splendid beaches, we recommend a visit to the Roman Town of Sulci.
  The Archeologico Antiquarium Museum.
  
  
• Calasetta
  This picturesque seaside town boasts an extraordinary Spanish Tower from the XVII century, from where visitors are rewarded with a magnificent panorama of the area. The beach below the tower, known as "Sotto la Torre", is of exceptional beauty. From Calasetta visitors can take the ferry to the Island of S.Pietro.
  
  
• The Island of San Pietro
  The island is particularly interesting for nature lovers because it is home to many rare species, as well as some in danger of extinction, such as the Queen's Falcon and the Marine Astragalus.

  Visitors should not miss the chance to take a boat trip round the island. It is the perfect way to fully admire the high cliffs, of volcanic origin, the fascinating grottoes and the many unspoilt bays.