Abbasanta, the heart of Sardinia
A basalt plateau, Slow Food casizolu cheese and a starting point for the whole island.
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Abbasanta sits on the SS 131. From here you reach nuraghi, Lake Omodeo, the Barigadu woods and, in under an hour, the Sinis beaches.
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From Abbasanta you reach Nuraghe Losa and the Santa Cristina well in a few minutes, two Guilcer stops in the same area.
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The SS 131 exit opens several directions: nuraghi and the lake, Oristano and the Sinis, or a road-trip stop between Cagliari and Sassari.
A basalt plateau, Slow Food casizolu cheese and a starting point for the whole island.
One of the best-preserved Nuragic sacred wells, a few minutes from the hotel.
Nuragic architecture in the Guilcer countryside, a natural stop from Abbasanta.
Nuraghi, Lake Omodeo and the Sinis from Abbasanta, without changing bed every night.
Dam, Guilcer paths and back to the garden: the lake a few minutes from the hotel.
Losa and Santa Cristina in the same territory, a few minutes from the hotel.
The house museum and a four-star in Abbasanta, in the same Guilcer territory.
A room for up to 50, the SS 131 exit and garden rooms for events and work.
Arrive in the evening and leave in the morning, three hundred metres from the Abbasanta exit.
The Santa Cristina well, Nuraghe Losa, Lake Omodeo; Oristano and the Sinis in under an hour.
First of all Santa Cristina and Nuraghe Losa, in the same area.
Yes: the hotel sits at the SS 131 exit, a base for several directions.
It is among the nearby sights: the Santa Chiara dam and Guilcer paths. There is a dedicated article on the blog.