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Sardinia by Bike

A Journey with Manubrio Basso

Nestled in the heart of San Pantaleo at Via Pompei 4, Manubrio Basso is a boutique bike rental and tour center overlooking the stunning coastline of Porto Cervo. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a curious beginner, their expertly crafted experiences offer a unique way to explore the untamed beauty of Sardinia.

With access to over 1,550 kilometers of scenic trails, their e-Bike Tour network spans countryside paths, rugged mountain tracks, and coastal routes - all mapped and maintained with precision by the in-house MB Trail Builder. Each itinerary is designed to reveal the island’s wild heart at your own pace.

The bike park includes a wide selection of high-quality models, from e-MTBs (full and front suspension) to gravel bikes, available in all sizes for men, women, and children. Every ride is equipped with a Pack Trail Navigator and GPS Live Track, offering guidance and peace of mind on even the most remote routes.

Manubrio Basso also curates a range of immersive experiences: guided private or group tours, sunset rides, wine & food excursions, and cycling technique courses for all skill levels, from beginner to pro. They even provide bike delivery services for maximum convenience. For those seeking a longer adventure, their Bike Hotel package includes a nutritious energy breakfast, a cyclist-friendly meeting room, and access to a curated selection of technical and casual cycling apparel in their boutique store.
Whether you’re looking to challenge yourself or simply soak in the Sardinian landscape on two wheels, Manubrio Basso is your gateway to a cycling experience like no other.

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San Pantaleo in Summer

Moments You Can’t Miss

June 28 – Festa del panino
7:00 PM – Piazza della Chiesa, San Pantaleo
An evening of gourmet sandwiches for every taste, live music, and a vibrant drink area
featuring craft beer. A celebration of simple pleasures under the Sardinian sky.

June 21–23 & July 1–4 – Sound, Stone & Soul

June 21–23
7:30 PM – Aperitivo
9:00 PM – Concerts at Piazzale Via Molise
Evenings of music, rhythm, and aperitifs in the magical setting of San Pantaleo.

July 1–4
10:30 AM to 12:30 PM – Boutique Hotel Sant’Andrea
Children’s Music Workshop

July 3–5 – Artstars 2025 – Exhibition by Gigi Rigamonti
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM - Piazza della Chiesa, San Pantaleo


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Nuoro

The Artistic Heart of Sardinia

Nestled in the rugged landscape of central Sardinia, Nuoro is often referred to as the Athens of Sardinia due to its deep cultural and artistic heritage. This charming city has long been a hub for writers, painters, and sculptors, shaping the island’s artistic identity.

One of Nuoro’s most significant artistic landmarks is the MAN - Museo d’Arte, a dynamic institution that goes beyond traditional exhibitions. It serves as a cultural laboratory, hosting contemporary art collections and showcasing works by renowned Sardinian artists such as Francesco Ciusa, Maria Lai, and Costantino Nivola.

Another must-visit is the Museo Ciusa, dedicated to the famous sculptor Francesco Ciusa, whose works capture the essence of Sardinian life.

For literature enthusiasts, the Museo Deleddiano offers a glimpse into the life of Grazia Deledda, the Nobel Prize-winning writer whose works vividly depict Sardinian traditions.

Meanwhile, the Museo del Costume provides insight into the island’s rich textile and fashion heritage, displaying traditional garments and craftsmanship.

A standout addition to Nuoro’s artistic scene is Spazio Ilisso, a cultural center that integrates a museum, exhibitions, and digital archives. Located in the historic Casa Papandrea, it features a permanent collection dedicated to 20th-century Sardinian sculpture, showcasing works by artists such as Francesco Ciusa, Maria Lai, and Pinuccio Sciola. The space also hosts temporary exhibitions and educational workshops.

Beyond museums, Nuoro’s artistic spirit is reflected in its streets and squares. Piazza Satta, designed by Costantino Nivola, is an open-air masterpiece featuring sculptural elements that blend seamlessly with the urban landscape. The city’s vibrant cultural scene is further enriched by annual exhibitions and events that celebrate Sardinian creativity.

Nuoro is more than just a city, it is a living canvas where history, tradition, and modern artistic expression converge. Whether exploring its museums or simply wandering through its evocative streets, visitors are sure to experience the profound artistic soul of Sardinia.


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Spinnaker

Timeless Flavors Near Porto Cervo

Just a short distance from Porto Cervo, Spinnaker is much more than a traditional seafood restaurant- it’s a beloved culinary destination that has been delighting guests for over 30 years. Combining Sardinian and Emilian traditions, the menu features a rich selection of authentic Italian dishes prepared with high-quality, locally sourced ingredients.

Spinnaker also features an in-house bar and patisserie, making it the ideal place to start the day with a fresh breakfast. Guests can enjoy lunch, aperitivo or dinner in a variety of charming settings: the lively piazza, the lush garden, or the panoramic terrace with one of the most enchanting views of the Costa Smeralda.

Every detail, from the warm service to the thoughtfully prepared dishes, reflects the restaurant’s commitment to quality and tradition.

With a menu that celebrates the best of land and sea, Spinnaker is the perfect spot to experience genuine, flavorful cuisine in an unforgettable setting.

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A Day Trip to La Maddalena

Island Beauty and a New Culinary Experience

Just a 30-minute drive from La Sùera in San Pantaleo lies the port of Palau, your gateway to the enchanting island of La Maddalena. With frequent ferry connections and a short 15-minute crossing, it’s the perfect destination for a one-day getaway.

La Maddalena is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and rugged granite coastlines. The island’s charm lies in its unspoiled nature and laid-back atmosphere, where time seems to slow down and every view is postcard-worthy.

Among the island’s newest highlights is Penisola 41.9, a unique space that blends fine dining, wellness, and music in a serene, natural setting. The restaurant offers a refined menu that combines local ingredients with luxury touches like caviar, pata negra, and truffle, creating a dialogue between tradition and innovation.

A visit to La Maddalena, with its beauty and now this new destination for the senses, is a wonderful way to enrich your stay at La Sùera.
Return to San Pantaleo by evening refreshed, inspired, and full of unforgettable memories. Our concierge is at your disposal for further information or to help you plan your visit.


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Discover the Magic of Rena Bianca Beach

Just a few minutes' drive from San Pantaleo, Rena Bianca Beach is one of Sardinia’s most iconic seaside gems. A convenient parking area makes access easy and stress-free.

The beach captivates visitors with its incredibly fine white sand and crystal-clear waters shimmering in shades of turquoise and emerald green.

It’s perfect for families, thanks to its shallow seabed and calm waters, making it ideal for children and safe swimming. Whether you’re looking to relax under the sun or dive into water activities, Rena Bianca offers something for everyone.

For added convenience, our staff will be happy to assist you with reservations, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable beach experience from start to finish.


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Porto Cervo Chic

A Mediterranean Shopping Escape

Tucked away on the sun-drenched shores of the Costa Smeralda, Porto Cervo offers more than crystal-clear waters and breathtaking views — it’s also a world-class shopping destination. With its cobbled lanes, designer boutiques, and artful concept stores, this glamorous village blends Italian style with international flair.

Explore a curated mix of high-end fashion houses alongside exclusive Sardinian ateliers showcasing handmade jewelry, artisanal leather goods, and unique home décor.

Shopping in Porto Cervo is not just about acquiring beautiful things; it’s about the experience. Sip a chilled Vermentino on a sun-dappled terrace, browse curated collections in serene, minimalist interiors, and discover one-of-a-kind pieces you won’t find anywhere else.

Whether you’re on the hunt for a statement dress, a handcrafted souvenir, or simply want to soak up the glamour of Sardinia’s fashion capital, Porto Cervo promises a shopping experience as unforgettable as the destination itself.


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The Enchanting Market of San Pantaleo

A Celebration of Sardinian Craft and Tradition

SAN PANTALEO – Piazza della Chiesa from 8:30 AM to 1:30 PM

Every Thursday morning, the picturesque village of San Pantaleo undergoes a magical transformation. Piazza della Chiesa and the winding alleys surrounding it come alive as they turn into a bustling open-air market, where time slows and the air is filled with the scents of Mediterranean herbs, freshly baked delicacies, and sun- warmed textiles.

Strolling through this enchanting marketplace, visitors are met with a vibrant tapestry of Sardinian flavors and artistry. The stalls overflow with local treasures— aged cheeses, fine wines, and irresistible sweets that speak to the island’s culinary heritage. But beyond the delicacies, the market offers something even more captivating: the small artisan boutiques that line the streets, where artists and craftsmen showcase their unique creations. From handwoven fabrics to intricate ceramics, each piece tells a story of tradition, skill, and passion.

Amidst the colorful displays of exotic garments, antique lace, and carefully curated artisanal goods, San Pantaleo’s market continues to attract an ever-growing crowd eager to experience its charm. Whether in search of a delectable taste of Sardinia or a handmade keepsake infused with local culture, this market is a true testament to the island’s artistic soul, offering an experience that lingers long after the day is done.


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Sardinia: A Hidden Mediterranean Gem

Sardinia is more than a destination - it’s a deep, sensory experience.
With its crystal-clear waters, ancient history, and untamed spirit, this unique island in the heart of the Mediterranean offers a journey that goes beyond the landscape - it touches identity, memory, and the very essence of time.

Here, in just one day, you can walk among Bronze Age nuraghi, sip a glass of Vermentino by the sea, and end the evening with a starlit dinner of freshly caught fish.

The variety of landscapes is truly breathtaking. From the iconic beaches of the Costa Smeralda to the poetic solitude of the island’s western coast, Sardinia offers white sands, transparent waters, and rocky headlands plunging into the blue. Inland, the Gennargentu mountains and the Supramonte forests conceal hidden trails, caves, waterfalls, and rare biodiversity - perfect for those seeking silence and immersion in unspoiled nature.

Culture lovers will discover an island where the past still breathes: in the haunting polyphonic songs of the tenores, in the village festivals that light up the calendar, and in the markets where stories and aromas weave together. Sardinia’s rich artisan tradition lives on in handwoven textiles, ceramics, and exquisite filigree jewelry—crafts passed down with pride through generations.

Even the cuisine tells the story of the island’s soul. From intricately shaped culurgiones to slowly roasted porceddu, and seadas filled with cheese and drizzled with honey, each dish speaks of land, seasonality, and shared moments. Pair it all with a glass of Cannonau, the island’s signature wine and a symbol of longevity - one reason Sardinia is recognized as one of the world’s five Blue Zones.

In Sardinia, every journey becomes a discovery - not just of places, but of rhythms, flavors, and ways of living that feel forgotten elsewhere. Whether you choose the sea, the mountains, or the quiet charm of inland villages, what stays with you is a deep sense of authenticity, beauty, and freedom.


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Where the sea enchants: the most beautiful beaches in Northern Sardinia

The beaches near San Pantaleo, in the northeastern part of Sardinia, are among the most captivating gems of the Costa Smeralda - one of the world’s most renowned coastlines, celebrated for the clarity of its waters and the stunning natural scenery. Just a short drive away, you’ll find a collection of bays, coves, and beaches, each with its own charm and unique atmosphere.

Capriccioli is one of the most iconic: a series of sheltered coves framed by granite rocks, golden sand, and shimmering turquoise waters. It's ideal for families with children and for snorkeling enthusiasts, thanks to its vibrant underwater life.

Grande Pevero, a beautiful crescent of fine white sand surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, offers a refined and tranquil setting - perfect for those seeking relaxation in a peaceful, natural environment.

Portisco is a lively, well-equipped beach. Its fine white sand, shallow seabed, and brilliant turquoise water make it an excellent choice for those looking for convenience without compromising on scenic beauty.

Liscia Ruja, also known as “Long Beach,” is one of the largest in the area. Its wide shoreline and shallow, crystal-clear waters are perfect for long walks and for families with young children. The striking contrast between red granite rocks and the blue sea creates a particularly scenic view.

La Celvia and Rena Bianca, nestled in fragrant Mediterranean scrub, offer postcard-worthy landscapes. With fine sand, transparent water, and a peaceful atmosphere, they’re ideal for a relaxing day far from the crowds.

Not far from here, you’ll also find Spiaggia del Principe, one of Prince Aga Khan’s favorites. Often considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the entire island, it’s prized for its perfect balance of wild nature and crystal-clear waters.

For those in search of more secluded spots, Cala Petra Ruja and Romazzino offer tranquil corners immersed in untouched landscapes—perfect places to enjoy the sea in total serenity.

Each beach around San Pantaleo has its own personality: some elegant and lively, others wild and silent. But all share the unmistakable beauty of the Sardinian sea, with its pure colors, the scent of Mediterranean herbs, and that unique sense of freedom that only this land can offer.


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A Journey Through Sardinian Flavors

A Journey into Sardinian Cuisine: Tradition, Territory, and Identity

Sardinian cuisine is the truest expression of its land - wild, pure, and deeply rooted in tradition. It’s not just nourishment; it’s cultural heritage served on a plate.

It all begins with bread: pane carasau, wafer-thin and crisp, is an icon of the island - a quiet yet essential companion to every meal.

First courses are a tribute to creativity and memory. Malloreddus, small ridged pasta shells, are paired with rich sauces made from saffron and sausage. Culurgiones, delicate pasta pockets filled with potatoes, mint, and pecorino, are sealed by hand with a skillful stitch that resembles a wheat spike - miniature masterpieces of flavor and craftsmanship.

For seafood lovers, Sardinian cuisine is a paradise. Octopus salad, fregola with clams, and freshly grilled sea bream are simple, honest, and delicious. And then there’s bottarga, the island’s golden treasure: cured mullet roe that adds a bold touch to any dish.

Every dish finds its perfect match in a local wine. Cannonau, full-bodied and velvety, is said to be one of the secrets behind the Sardinians’ renowned longevity. Vermentino, fresh and aromatic, is ideal for light lunches and summer dinners.

At our hotel, we honor these flavors with care and respect. Whether it’s an aperitivo with a mountain view or a special dinner, each experience is a journey into the authentic soul of Sardinia.

We look forward to welcoming you to our restaurant, Agave. Book your table and let the island’s flavors guide you.


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Ancient Sardinia: Myths, Stones and Civilizations

This mysterious island is home to one of the oldest civilizations in Europe: the Nuragic culture.
A fascinating people, still partly shrouded in mystery, who left an indelible mark on the landscape with over 7,000 stone towers known as nuraghi.

These megalithic structures - some built more than 3,000 years ago - are unlike anything else in the world. Their purpose? Still debated today. Fortresses, temples, royal dwellings? Each nuraghe seems to tell a different story, one that escapes time and certainty.

The most iconic, Su Nuraxi in Barumini, has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visiting it is more than just a tourist stop - it’s a journey into the heart of an ancient civilization. But the island’s magic doesn’t end with its stones. It lives on in the whispered legends of the mountains, in sacred wells hidden in the forests, and in the rituals still practiced in many villages today.

Sardinia’s traditions run deep, with roots in distant eras, and come alive in its powerful folk festivals. The enigmatic Mamuthones of Mamoiada, with their archaic costumes and hypnotic movements, evoke ancient pre-Christian rites that captivate every visitor.

For those in search of something beyond the ordinary, Sardinia offers a truly unique experience - where archaeology, mythology, and cultural identity intertwine in a timeless tale.

Want to discover the island’s most fascinating sites? Ask our concierge for all the information you need to plan your visit.


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Wellness & Slow Living in Sardinia

There’s a reason people live longer in Sardinia.
It’s not just the food or the wine. It’s the slow rhythm, the clean air, the untamed nature. It’s a way of life that invites you to slow down and find balance.

The moment you arrive, you’ll feel it too: Sardinia moves at a different pace. Time follows the sun, the sea, the rustling of olive trees. It’s an island that teaches you to live more mindfully, to enjoy the simple things, to rediscover what truly matters.

Here, wellness isn’t something you book - it’s all around you. In a walk scented by wild herbs and Mediterranean scrub. In an early morning swim in crystal-clear waters. In an outdoor dinner made with local ingredients and shared stories. In a sunset that takes its time.

Whether you're seeking peace, inspiration, or just a break from everyday life, Sardinia offers a unique setting to reconnect with yourself.