Along the captivating promontory on the southwestern extremity of Sardinia, various coves open up, in a dazzling beach, among the most beautiful in the south of the Island, a place of wonderful nature and history.

Built-in 1854 by the Italian Navy, the Lighthouse of Capo Spartivento was one of twenty lighthouses wanted by Victor Emmanuel II of Savoy, whose wrought-iron initials still feature above the entrance door. The target of the American planes’ machine guns during World War II was restored only once, right after the conflict. It housed the lighthouse keepers until the 1980s when the light signal was automated, and their work was no longer required. It faded into oblivion for over 30 years, until 2006, when its new life began. A metamorphosis that started years ago, a childhood dream set aside for a long time, an ambitious project that has become a reality thanks to the passion and dedication of those who put their heart and soul in it. Today, with its guiding light still shining, Faro Capo-Spartivento is the first and the only lighthouse in Italy converted into a guest house: a project prized by the Italian Navy as a fine example of military architectural restoration.

A precious gem in the vast treasure of Chia, the smallest and most delightful beach along a heavenly stretch of the extreme southwestern coast of Sardinia. During this stop from June till September only for the three-hour tours, it's possible to swim on this beautiful beach and bring your swimsuit and towel.

Specialist journals consider the ‘jewel’ of the southwestern coastline to be one of Sardinia's ten most beautiful beaches. You can only confirm their unanimous opinion: it is a mixture of crystal clear water, fine sand, and Mediterranean fragrances. You will have a chance to admire this paradise from the panoramic point and make some photos.