Day Tour from Cagliari to Sant'Antioco

Sant'Antioco is the fourth biggest island in Italy connected to Sardinia by an isthmus. The town of Sant'Antioco is very important for the island's history. You will better understand it when I show you the Archaeological Museum and its huge collection, the Tophet (a cemetery for children and still-born babies) and the tombs. We will also visit the Ethnographic Museum, which is a slice of the daily life of these people, and of my people too, as I lived in a small village when I was a teenager. I will tell you how my grandmother used to cook and weave, showing you the tools she used, and how Sardinian shepherds and farmers lived in the early 1900. With me, this experience will be a step back to the past. The ancient Sardinia won't have any secrets for you!

• Drive an hour and a half to Sant'Antioco, passing along the coltivated region of Cixerri. • Once in town, we visit of the Archaeological Museum (about 30 minutes), then we walk up 3 minutes to reach the Tophet. • After a brief visit (about 30 minutes), we visit the tophet then we reach with a 10 minutes walk the Ethnographic Museum, and we visit it for 20 minutes. The most impressive thing will be seein gthe tombs used till the 80's by some locals as their houses • We stop in the waterfront for a quick lunch, then we drive along the South West Coast. The drive to Cagliari lasts about 2 hours and a half, but we stop several times to enjoy the view over the beautiful beaches. This tour can be customized for larger groups (up to 7 people)