Farm-house S'incant'e Sinis

Description S'incant'e Sinis

If you dream of a holiday surrounded by nature, we are waiting for you at “S’Incant’e Sinis”. The agriturismo is located in the "Peninsula of Silence", as scholars have called the Sinis of Cabras, in central-western Sardinia. A land of deep emotional involvement, where the beauty of its natural landscapes is enriched by a diverse flora and fauna. Fields of asphodels, dwarf palms, and an unspoiled sea gently caress the immense white quartz beaches and the sheer cliffs of Su Tingiosu, creating the perfect setting for S’Incant’e Sinis, a harmonious blend of nature and archaeology. The agriturismo is family-run and designed as a small village with a central square, surrounded by flower beds and immersed in the greenery of the Mediterranean scrub. It offers guests a relaxing holiday experience, where the scents of nature and the proximity to the sea create the perfect retreat.

Description rooms

Six double sea view rooms with ensuite bathroom, hair dryer, TV, minibar, air-conditioning, all furnished in Sardinian style.

Services Farm-house

Free air-conditioning En-suite bathroom with shower TV Cool box Free Wi-Fi Homemade Breakfast American breakfast (on request) Free parking Pet allowed (outside the rooms) Credit Cards accepted

Surroundings (Cabras)

Its central location in the Nuraghe Molas area ensures easy and quick access to the many centuries-old monuments that lie within the Sinis: the archaeological site of Tharros, the Punic-Roman city, and Mont'e Prama, where the stone Giants came to light—a striking testimony to the ancient Nuragic civilization, now displayed at the Civic Museum in Cabras. You can also visit the Seu Oasis, protected by the WWF, a treasure trove of flora and fauna that in spring fills with vibrant colours and fragrances thanks to the variety of wildflowers and Mediterranean scrubland shrubs. Not to be missed are the walking and cycling trails that wind through the Peninsula: from Cape San Marco to Is Aruttas; from Mari Ermi to the island of Mal di Ventre, a small paradise in the crystal-clear sea that can be reached by boat during the summer months.