If Sardinia were an auction house, Piscinas would undoubtedly be one of its most prized lots.
A WWF-protected oasis spanning 600 hectares, with 7 km of untouched shoreline caressed by an ocean-like sea, and golden Saharan dunes soaring nearly 100 meters high—among the tallest in Europe—stretching inland for 5 km into a lush, untamed landscape. This is home to deer, centuries-old junipers, peregrine falcons, mastic trees, myrtle, wild boars, and sea turtles that come here to lay their eggs.
Named by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Piscinas has served as a backdrop for films, commercials, and music videos, all framed by an evocative Spaghetti Western atmosphere, with late 19th-century abandoned mining sites scattered across the area.
In short, it is a treasure chest of natural and historical wonders that will transport you into a distant world where time stands still. And Sardinia firmly believes that everyone should grow old having seen Piscinas at least once in their lifetime.
