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Cagliari, "City of the Sun", spread out along its spectacular gulf, sums up the history and traditions of Sardinia, of which it is the capital.
Its origins date back to the Phoenician-Punic period, and today it still preserves impressive Roman ruins, such as the majestic amphitheatre and the unique Grotta della Vipera. The Pisan towers of the 14th century along with the powerful Spanish castle, in their dominating positions, distinguish the town's landscape.
The historic quarters, around the ancient Aragoneses fortress, maintain their original medieval appearance and offer panoramic glimpses of rare beauty.
The numerous folklore, sport and cultural events; museums, among the most important those of archeological nature; the great beach in Poetto, one of the most beautiful in Sardinia; the tourist port, known as one of the best places for sailing; its extraordinary mild climate throughout the entire year; make Cagliari one of the most interesting and attractive places in Italy.

Soon, as the road winds close to the sea, we come upon a glorious view:  the promontory of Cape Carbonara lies in the distance as well as the Island dei Cavoli, and the Is Piscadeddus reef. Villasimius is now close at hand. Colours become more intense: from the dazzling white of the sandy beaches to the grey and pink of granite rocks, from the deep green of the Mediterranean bush vegetation to the cobalt blue and emerald green hues of the sea.
We can smell in the air the intense perfume of myrtle, lentisk and broom; it is the scent of the Sardinian land, which visitors already feel as they approach the coast on the ferry boats.
A never ending summer season. Villasimius welcomes the visitor with its wild beauty, with its ancient heritage, which makes it so different from mainland Italy.