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Welcome to the Province of South Sardinia!
If you're looking for an authentic place to visit during your vacation in Sardinia, the Province of South Sardinia is definitely the place for you. With its 335,108 inhabitants, the Province of South Sardinia is one of the largest provinces on the island, located in the southern part of Sardinia. But what makes this province unique? Let's find out together, dividing our story into different sections.
Physical Geography
The Province of South Sardinia is a place of extreme beauty, characterized by a varied natural landscape. The territory is distinguished by the presence of the wide Campidano plain, delimited to the west, east, and north by mountain groups, including the Sette Fratelli Massif and Mount Linas, just to name a few. Furthermore, the Province of South Sardinia boasts several islands, including the Sulcis archipelago, Serpentara Island, Cavoli Island, and several smaller ones. The territory is also crossed by numerous rivers, including the Cixerri and the Flumendosa, and has several artificial lakes, such as the Monte Pranu Dam, Lake Corsi, and the Bau Pressiu Dam.
Seas and Beaches
The territory of the Province of South Sardinia is bathed by the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Sardinian Sea, offering tourists and visitors the splendid opportunity to enjoy numerous and fortunately not crowded beaches. Among the most famous seaside resorts, we recommend the Dune di Piscinas, Costa Verde, Masua, Fontanamare, the islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro, Porto Pino, Teulada, Chia (Domus de Maria), Villasimius, and Costa Rei. In these locations, you can admire the crystal-clear sea, the white and fine sand beach, but also the unspoiled nature, intense sunset colors, and much more.
History of the Province of South Sardinia
The Province of South Sardinia was established on February 4, 2016, thanks to the reform law of the provinces in Sardinia (Regional Law 2/2016). It includes the Campidano, the lower Marmilla, the Sarcidano, the Sarrabus, the Trexenta, and Sulcis-Iglesiente within its territory. This means that in a single province, you can discover different facets of Sardinia, the traditions, and habits of the inhabitants of these areas, without the need to travel too far.
Conclusions
In conclusion, the Province of South Sardinia is a truly unique place where you can feel part of Sardinia and be amazed by its wonderful nature. Some places offer peace and unspoiled nature, others crystal-clear waters and wide beaches, and still others festivals and fairs that fill Sardinian nights with traditions and colors. So, what are you waiting for to come and visit us? The Province of South Sardinia is waiting for you with open arms!
