Caves and archaeological sites

Imagine being able to explore a fascinating world, filled with mysterious caves, stalactites and stalagmites in the most incredible colors and shapes, and archaeological findings that tell stories from ancient times. This is Sulcis-Iglesiente, a land that guards a hidden treasure underground: over 500 caves, waiting to be visited, and archaeological sites dating back to the Nuragic, Carthaginian, and Phoenician civilizations.

The caves of Sulcis-Iglesiente are a true journey through time and space. Caves of all sizes and shapes can be found, from the tiniest and most hidden to the large and spectacular, such as the Su Mannau Cave, one of the most famous in Sardinia.

In these caves, nature has created extraordinary works of art, with crystals in the most unique forms. But the caves of Sulcis-Iglesiente are not only beautiful to see: they are also a precious treasure of history and archaeology. Today, the caves of Sulcis Iglesiente are a must-visit for all enthusiasts of speleology, archaeology, and adventure. Various archaeological sites in the region are rich in artifacts and historical traces, such as the Pani Loriga Area with evidence ranging from the Nuragic to the Roman and Byzantine periods or Monte Sirai with 40 sites from the Neolithic to the Punic era.

With the help of experienced guides, it’s possible to explore these magical places and uncover all their secrets. Sulcis-Iglesiente is a land that offers a thousand surprises. In addition to its natural beauty, the territory is rich in history, culture, and traditions. Let yourself be captivated by its underground and archaeological charm.