A wonderful island in the south of Sardinia, Sant'Antioco

Sant'Antioco - We are in the south of Sardinia, in the Sulcis-Iglesiente; let's go and discover the wonders of this island, which stands on the remains of Sulki, one of the oldest cities in the Mediterranean: the island of Sant'Antioco. Inside the town, we stop to visit the Church of NS di Bonaria, patron saint of sailors, born in 1947 when the population of the city grew exponentially; in fact, the building is in a modern style and inside you can admire many statues and paintings.

We then visit the nuragic complex of Grutti e 'Acqua, a village that extends up to the cliff of Portu Sciusciau, a nuragic lake, well temples and urbanizations. We note the sacred well, a nuragic well temple. Continuing our walk, we arrive on the shore of a small lake, a nuragic lake. Not too far away, we find another archaeological site of considerable importance that we cannot fail to visit is the 'Sa Corona de su Crabì', better known as the Tomb of the giant gods of Su Niu 'and su Crobu. The tomb of the giants, dating back to the mid-recent Bronze Age, is built with blocks of trachyte and is unique in its kind. We end our visit enjoying the unique view from the Arco dei Baci, diving into the beach of Cala Lunga and admiring the Mangiabarche Lighthouse.