Oliena and the Supramonte, Ogliastra’s limestone heights and Ulassai’s workshops reveal a Sardinia to discover slowly. In inland villages, a home connects with the seasons, crafts and community life. This is another idea of luxury: time for walking, shared tables and space to build a relationship with a place.
Forests, villages and a home within the landscape
Leaving the coast changes the pace of the journey. The Supramonte reveals gorges, forests and springs; around Oliena, Su Gologone connects water with the mountain landscape. In Ogliastra, the limestone heights of Osini and Ussassai and Ulassai’s weaving bring nature together with craft culture. A visit can combine a village walk with a route into nature arranged with local guides.
The winter features describe hospitality centred on the home: a hearth, materials, everyday gestures and time spent together. To live in a village throughout the year, it helps to understand this setting alongside local services and accessibility. For a stay, workshops, food and the landscape offer opportunities to connect. The pleasure of living here rests on each person’s relationship with the environment and community.
The island’s other soul.
The luxury of nature.
Inland, the landscape changes: water meets rock, greenery clothes the cliffs and trails cross green slopes. Sa Stiddiosa at Seulo and Perda Liana at Gairo reveal a Sardinia to discover slowly, following the rhythm of its places and seasons.
Your way of living
and travelling.
For a village home to enjoy throughout the year, consider its location, everyday amenities, accessibility and the spaces you want to live in. For a stay, choose your dates and the experiences that interest you: landscapes, crafts, food or encounters with local life. Share your priorities to help shape your search for professional contacts.
Where would you
like to begin?
A home to buy or rent, a holiday or an itinerary: describe what you need. Enquiries are gathered by the editorial team; availability, services and proposals are agreed by the professionals involved.
This introduction draws on the itineraries and editorial features in Sardinia Magazine 2026.
For further information about the area: SardegnaTurismo — the official tourism portal of the Sardinia Region.