A lovely nature house is located in beautiful surroundings. You can enjoy plenty of peace and quiet here. The cottage is completely independent. The landlords live 30 meters away on the same property. Of course you will not be bothered by them! The nature house is located in a beautiful valley in the middle of an olive and fruit orchard. Especially in spring and autumn, but often also in the winter months, the temperature is pleasant and you can fully enjoy peace and nature. The orchard and garden provide something to enjoy almost all year round, such as pears, figs, cactus fruits, persimmon, almonds and chestnuts for roasting. In spring, the orchard is especially special because of the colors the wildflowers give it, including some wild orchid species. A lovely place, but the road to it is generally considered "exciting. The 200 meter long narrow road leading to the cottage becomes unpaved and quite steep at the end. This is a bit of a scare the first time, but even with a regular rental car it is quite possible to drive up and down this road. The landlords will make sure that the bushes and trees along the road are well pruned so that they do not scratch the car.

With a fine book, but also without, you can enjoy the immediate surroundings of the cottage. But there is more... The coast is about 10 kilometers away. Impressive rock formations alternate with beautiful, long, but also small, quiet sandy beaches. Outside the main season, you are virtually alone here lying or walking. This part of Sardinia also has a number of extensive nature reserves where beautiful walks and bike rides can be made. In the cottage there are hiking maps and booklets with extensively described hiking trails. The capital Cagliari is definitely worth a visit. The covered fish market San Benedetto is full of life in the morning and you will find a wide variety of freshly caught fish. The old part of town sits on a hill and provides a beautiful view of the Bay of Cagliari and the salt flats and wetlands of Molentargius. A rich collection at the National History Museum charts the extraordinary history of Sardinia. If you use this knowledge to visit the nuraghe of Barumini, this pre-Bronze Age settlement becomes even more impressive. But you can also go sailing or canoeing along the coast, go horseback riding or climbing...in fact, too many to mention.