This is the highly desires holiday destination in the south-eastern part of Sardinia. Crystal clear seas, pure white beaches, delightful little creeks, long stretches of sand, lagoons and green hills offer truly unique holiday experiences.

Villa Simius Spiaggia is a truly beautiful property. he coast consists of a succession of beaches that alternate with small cliffs and the promontory of Cape Carbonara, starting from Cape Boi, the southern most point of the protected marine area.

Situated on the beach facing the small island of Piscadeddus, around 6km from the town of Villasimius. Although it shares an entrance with the Resort Falkensteiner, the villa is completely independent and can be found by continuing along the road to the tip of the Cape. It sits in a splendid position directly overlooking the sea. The distinctive architectural structure of the villa is reminiscent of the ancient Sardinian buildings known as Nuraghe.

The villa has a dishwasher and washing machine, WI-FI internet connection, satellite TV and a path leading down to the private sea. The veranda, also furnished for eating 'al fresco', offers a spectacular view of the sea and coast.

Accommodation - size 200sqm - sleeping 6 guests, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms.

2 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, living-room with fireplace and American-style kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine, bathroom with 2 showers and a second bathroom with shower. In the internal courtyard and, therefore, isolated from the rest of the structure, there is another bedroom with bathroom that can be assigned to domestic staff.

The veranda, with a magnificent view of the sea, has a table and small wicker lounge. The splendid and very distinctive garden on the roof of the villa overlooks the surrounding coast.

The sea and small private beach below are accessed via a small reserved staircase, guaranteeing complete privacy.

Location/distances

Villasimius 6km, Cagliari 60km, Cagliari airport 70km

"For some time I had heard that the south of Sardinia was an enchanting place and still partly off the tourist routes. his is how by chance we came to know an area of Sardinia left aside from mass tourism and perhaps for this reason even more beautiful and fascinating than the rest of the island."