The south of Sardinia offers long stretches of sandy shores which plunge into the crystalline sea, coves set between high rocky promontories and exciting trails to explore on foot, by mountain bike or on horseback.
In many parts of the area, where nature always reigns, you can admire the traces of the Nuragic civilisation, with tombs, sacred wells and nuraghes, and those of the mining industry, which was active in the area until the first half of the 1900s. Everywhere there are the distinctive signs of Sardinian agro-pastoral tradition like the “pinnettus”, the ancient hut built with juniper branches and stones, still used today by shepherds to find shelter from the sun and the rain.
A few kilometres from Domu Bresca you’ll find the towns of Costa Rei and Capo Ferrato and the residential area of Muravera with its delightful historic centre.