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Enter a place of evocative beauty: Camping Village Is Arenas is located on the central western coast of Sardinia.

Discover what to see on holiday in Narbolia and experience Sardinia in all its splendor!

From our campsite you will have direct access to the beach of Is Arenas and the possibility of exploring natural beauties such as the white beaches of Sinis, ideal for excursions on horseback, by bicycle or on foot.
In addition to the enchanting beaches and transparent sea, you will have the opportunity to experience exciting excursions to discover the surroundings. Like the Pozzo Sacro Santa Cristina archaeological area or that of Tharros and Cabras. The journey into wonder begins!

White Beaches of Sinis

The Sinis beaches offer a fascinating setting, made up of white sand beaches and breathtaking cliffs. A beach worth seeing is the one in San Giovanni di Sinis, famous for its crystal clear waters and its proximity to the ruins of Tharros, and Is Arutas, known for its sand shaped like grains of rice. Other beaches such as Mari Ermi and Putzu Idu attract visitors for their beauty and the possibility of surfing and diving.

Torre del Pozzo and S'Archittu

Torre del Pozzo is so called because of an ancient Hispanic watchtower and the natural well formed by the erosion that reaches the sea from the promontory. It is from here that Is Arenas beach begins.
S'Archittu, with its natural stone arch overlooking the sea, illuminated by the light of the sunset, is a masterpiece of mother nature to photograph and admire.

Archaeological area- Pozzo Sacro di Santa Cristina

Pozzo Sacro di Santa Cristina, located in Sardinia, is an archaeological site that contains a Nuragic sacred well, a Nuragic village and a Christian village with "muristenes" for pilgrimages. This place is known for its astronomical events such as the equinox, during which the sun's rays perfectly illuminate the bottom of the well, and the major lunistice, when the moonlight reflects into the well. It is possible to take guided tours.

Archaeological area - Tharros

Tharros lives again in its ruins, where Phoenicians and Romans once overlooked the Mediterranean. Founded by the Phoenicians between the 8th and 7th centuries BC, Tharros was a lively urban center until the Byzantine era. The archaeological site today shows the remains of public and private monuments, extensive necropolises and testimonies from various historical eras. Walking among ancient columns and historic streets, you can almost hear the echo of the civilizations that have thrived here, in a place where history blends with the seascape.