Sunset House Sardinia

  Easter in Sardinia ? Better be prepared! If in Northern Europe (or Norther Italy) the weather can be tricky, alternating good weather to rainy and cold days, in Sardinia that's usually a time of sun and light, vivid colours and, of course, beach . Want to see more? Check us out clicking  here  and discover  Sunset House Sardinia ! We're not officially in the season  yet, but trust me: on Portopaglietto  start appearing the first umbrellas, first towels, first bikinis and first swimmers! It is a rather popular thing, at us, even if it could sound strange... I'll tell you more: on Monday after Easter , going to the beach is a rule, for many people! On that Monday  Italians do the so called "gita fuoriporta", a classic city-break that takes people to visit some nice attractions in the surroundings. Day trips that allow them to spend with friends or family some nice time. Well, at us, that day is often spent on the beach.  Easter  represents th...

Spring, for Sardinians, is a kind of door to the beach — an official one, at least. There are years when we go to the beach (to sunbathe and swim, not just to walk or fish!) from the last days of February, but March, well… March is the month when many of us start enjoying the warmth of spring. Want to see more? Check us out clicking  here  and discover  Sunset House Sardinia ! Temperatures often stay above 20°C, even though in Italian we say, “Marzo pazzerello, anche col sole prendi l’ombrello” (“Crazy March: even when the sun shines, take an umbrella”). Still, we can definitely say that the weather is generally warm and pleasant. Our beaches are still perfectly empty — maybe a bit cold, especially the water — but warm when the sun shines, and we can finally take off our T-shirts and enjoy all that beauty on our skin. It is always recommended to put on some sunscreen, though, as we need to get used to the sun again after winter, and, as you know, the sun can always be ...

 Nestled on the southwestern coast of Sardinia, Portoscuso is a charming town that embodies the unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty characteristic of the Sulcis-Iglesiente region. With its deep maritime traditions, vibrant community, and proximity to some of Sardinia’s most iconic landscapes, Portoscuso is both a working port and a destination of cultural and tourist interest. Want to see more? Check us out clicking  here  and discover  Sunset House Sardinia ! Portoscuso lies in the province of Carbonia-Iglesias, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The town stretches along a natural harbor, protected from the open sea by a series of small peninsulas and islets. The nearby coastline features pristine beaches with fine sand, such as Spiaggia Grande and Punta Su Pardu, as well as rocky coves that are ideal for snorkeling and exploring marine life. The surrounding hinterland is characterized by gentle hills dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and the o...

Many tourists are currently wondering whether, after Typhoon Harry , Sardinia is alright or if the damage caused by the strong winds could somehow compromise their future holidays. The answer is NO: your holidays are safe and sound ! First of all, speaking about our area, located on the south-western coast of the island, the damage was actually minimal. It definitely rained more than usual, causing some unusual temperatures (7 degrees in winter is cold for us!) and unusually high water levels in our dams (Tratalias and Iglesias). Luckily for us, the typhoon came from Sicily — that is to say, from the south-west — therefore we, on the western coast, were in one of the safest areas of Sardinia. Want to see more? Check us out clicking here and discover Sunset House Sardinia ! The main problems affected the eastern coast, from Villasimius to Costa Smeralda . That part of the island suffered some damage (a pier in the tourist port of Marina Piccola in Cagliari literally collapsed!) becau...