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Explore the coast of Sardinia in style during this action-packed excursion. You’ll begin with a ride along the coast of Sardinia to reach Su Barone, a stretch of beach featuring golden sand and crystal clear waters. From there, stop in the wetlands to spot wild birds, including herons, cormorants, and flamingos, before continuing on to Nuraghe Gulunie viewpoint, which features a historic stone structure and panoramic views. Finish the tour at a local vineyard, with a guided tour from the owner followed by a wine and cheese tasting.

The vine and wine in Sardinia have a history of about 5,000 years; in fact, its strategic geographical position has meant that over the centuries various peoples (Carthaginians, Romans, Arabs, Aragonese, Genoese, Pisans and finally the Piedmontese) conquered it, introducing traditions, cultures, viticultural and oenological techniques still present in Sardinia today . The food and wine tour organized by the Ape Romantic Tour agency will lead you to the discovery of wonderful landscapes where the most important vineyards and cellars of the Sardinia region were born. On board our Minivan we will make a pleasant excursion of about 20 km and we will reach one of these cellars. Ape Romantic Tour of Olbia thinks of everything, and then will take you to a pleasant refreshment area where you will be served 3 glasses of wine accompanied by a characteristic local aperitif based on cold cuts, cheeses and olives (the products present in the aperitif may vary).

An extraordinary journey into the art of Constantine Nivola. The discovery of contemporary art in the heart of Sardinia.

We want to share with you a definition of museum in which we believe a lot, so as to understand what a visit to MuA can mean: It is a place of sharing, learning and education for the community and the community, through events, exhibitions, workshops and courses. It is a space without borders or barriers in which anyone has access to content, activities and stimuli. A space for everyone, therefore, a place where each of us can and must find ourselves. A meeting and sharing place where archeology, history and art are not only themes of exhibited objects but rather a vehicle and a stimulus for the creation of relationships and a critical spirit.