The small towns of La Ciaccia and La Mudizza are part of the municipality of Valledoria which is the most interesting tourist centre of the north of Sardinia. Located in the valley of Coghinas on the banks of the homonymous river, that flows to the sea of St. Peter. It has been a destination for sustainable tourism for years due to its easy access by foot or bicycle. If you are the adventurous kind, you will find self catering accommodation in Sardinia.

Small town by the sea located in the Asinara gulf, Castelsardo beholds an intriguing century of history to tell.

Due to its exceptional location and large yacht port, Alghero is one of the best equipped and traditional Sardinian cities.

Sardinia is one of only 3 places in the world where one may find the so called petrified trees dating from prehistory. Along the Riu Altana valley, 20 minutes from Valledoria are the remains of the Petrified Forest of Iscia (Perfugas) and of Carruca (Martis).

The town’s origins date back from 1700 when families of shepherd and their relatives came together.
Nowadays the hill town on the plane overlooking the sea has about 2000 inhabitants.