Not just beaches: Southwestern Sardinia is a mosaic of cliffs, mountains, and industrial archaeology.
You’ll pass through authentic places where the mining heritage is still alive.
Between wild nature and culture, the journey is also a discovery of the land.
Let the landscapes guide you—they’ll take you further than you can imagine.
The Unexpected Side of Sardinia
Sea
Wide beaches, hidden coves and sunlit cliffs: here, every step carries the scent of the sea.
Along coastal trails and scenic viewpoints, the blue accompanies your walk and renews your gaze.
Hinterland
Mediterranean woods, hills and quiet valleys: the hinterland is the most intimate part of the Southwest.
You walk among the scents of myrtle and mastic, authentic villages and ancient roads.
Mines
Galleries, washhouses, workers' villages: here, mining history is part of the landscape, not just a memory.
Every site tells stories of work, community, and transformation, in an open-air museum.
Local Products
The Southwest boasts bold flavors: cheeses, bread, preserves, wines, and traditional desserts.
Tip: bring a piece of your journey home… to your pantry.
The Posadas
The Posadas are the welcoming points along the Way: simple, warm places designed for those who travel at a slower pace.
Here you'll find rest, useful information, and that “end-of-the-stage” atmosphere that helps set the world right again.
Start your journey
You walk on the oldest land in Italy, following a route that weaves between the sea, mountains, and mines, dotted with reminders of Sardinia’s millennia-old mining history.
A constant presence along the way: the churches dedicated to the worship of Saint Barbara, the miners’ patron saint.
Partners
Together with those who support the Cammino and safeguard its value, step by step.
