Travel Experiences

The famous archaeological site of Tiscali, hidden in a karst sinkhole in the heart of the Supramonte, conceals a mysterious Nuragic village. An incredible outdoor experience that will amaze you even before you reach your destination.

The erosive action of the Rio Flumineddu created the deepest canyon in Italy and one of the most significant in Europe. Its walls exceed 400 meters in height, enclosing a wild and fascinating path. A must-see destination for hikers from around the world, yet accessible even to less experienced trekkers.

Land Rover tour through the enchanting Montes forest at over 1300 meters altitude. Enjoy a traditional lunch with local shepherds and visit the famous murals in the village of Orgosolo.

The Archaeological Museum in the center of Dorgali preserves precious artifacts from nearby sites such as Serra Orrios, Nuraghe Mannu, and the Giants’ Tomb of S’ena e Thomes. Discover these places with professional guides and immerse yourself in the origins of Sardinian civilization.

Two fascinating karst caves waiting to be explored. The first opens directly onto the sea, with 70 km of galleries and a walkable route of nearly 1 km. The second appears as a dramatic chasm in the mountain and features one of the tallest stalagmite columns in Europe.

Explore one of the most beautiful Mediterranean coastlines by motorboat or inflatable boat, for unforgettable days in the blue waters of the Gulf, visiting the beaches of Cala Luna, Cala Sisine, Cala Mariolu, and many other unforgettable coves.

Paddling across Lake Cedrino by kayak is undoubtedly one of the most authentic experiences you can have while in Dorgali. It allows you to fully immerse yourself in nature, far from the usual tourist routes, surrounded by basalt cliffs on one side and limestone walls on the other. A peaceful adventure in harmony with the landscape.

For active tourism lovers, guided routes explore the territory from lake to sea, caves to mountains. A dynamic and eco-friendly way to discover the beauty of our surroundings.

A unique experience for the whole family, offering a deep dive into Sardinian traditions. S’Abba Frisca is the largest ethnographic museum in Sardinia, created from the restoration of an old farmhouse and surrounded by a natural park with fountains, waterfalls, and Mediterranean flora. Along the trail, you’ll find the ancient shepherd’s hut (“Su cuile”), the blacksmith’s workshop, the manor house with traditional clothing, weapons, and jewelry; areas dedicated to wool processing, bread-making, wine and oil production, and much more. A large area is dedicated to a small farm with animals, a vegetable garden, and an aromatic herb sensory path. During special dates throughout the year, the museum comes to life with artisans as part of the ‘Living Museum’ experience. Learn more by visiting the official museum website.