The coastline of Villasimius unfolds in a sequence of turquoise bays, sheltered coves, and stretches of Mediterranean scrub gently descending toward the sea. Pale sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and softly rolling hills create one of the most captivating landscapes in Southern Sardinia—perfect for those seeking tranquility, authentic beauty, and a relaxed pace of life. Here, nature reigns with elegance: the scent of myrtle, wind-shaped junipers, and seascapes that shift with the changing light.
In one of its most renowned residential areas—distinguished by panoramic villas, quiet surroundings, and a private, refined atmosphere—the landscape alternates between wide-open sea views and small coves reachable within minutes. Essential services, restaurants, and the area’s most celebrated beaches are easily accessible, making this destination ideal for those who wish to balance serenity with convenience.
Within this privileged setting stands Villa Ondaléa, a multi-level residence with thirteen bedrooms, located close to the sea and designed in a contemporary Mediterranean style. Perfect for large groups, it offers generous spaces for convivial moments while ensuring privacy, thanks to independent kitchens on each level, two heated pools that allow smaller groups to enjoy separate areas, and a series of pergolas and terraces that invite guests to savor time together in complete comfort.
CIN IT092037C2000Q1950
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• The rates for this property are dynamic and are constantly changing. The price listed above is only a starting rate and does not necessarily reflect the price for your travel dates. Please contact a Villa Specialist for exact pricing details.
• The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €2 – €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first 14 days. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
€4,000 Flat
Nearest Airport: Cagliari Elmas – approx. 40 min
Nearest serviced town: Villasimius – approx. 20 min
Nearest beach: walking distance
Driving times estimated by Google MapsSet along the southeastern coast of Sardinia, this area is a relaxed seaside enclave overlooking the Gulf of Cagliari, prized for its unspoiled beaches, crystalline waters, and laid-back Mediterranean rhythm. It offers a more authentic and residential Sardinian experience, far from mass tourism yet within easy reach of the island’s capital and some of its most beautiful stretches of coastline.Here, days unfold between long swims in turquoise coves, coastal walks scented with juniper and Mediterranean scrub, and evenings spent under star-filled skies. The nearby beaches of Genn’e Mari and Cann’e Sisa are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding, thanks to their calm waters and sandy sea beds. The marine life is rich and easily explored just offshore, making the area particularly appealing to sea lovers.Cagliari, the vibrant capital of Sardinia, is an easy drive away and rewards visitors with layers of history and culture. Explore the Castello district with its medieval walls and panoramic terraces, visit the National Archaeological Museum, stroll through the Marina quarter with its cafés and boutiques, or admire the Roman amphitheater carved into the rock. Nature lovers should not miss the Molentargius salt flats, home to pink flamingos, or the city’s botanical gardens.The southern coast opens up to memorable excursions: the white sands and dunes of Chia, the iconic beach of Tuerredda, Capo Spartivento, and the archaeological site of Nora, where ancient Phoenician and Roman ruins meet the sea. This part of Sardinia blends natural beauty, history, and a slower pace of life, ideal for travelers seeking both relaxation and discovery.WHERE TO EATSa Cardiga e Su Schironi
Traditional Sardinian cuisine with grilled meats, seafood, and local specialties in a rustic setting. Strada Statale 554, Quartucciu – +39 070 880036Ristorante Dal Corsaro
Refined Sardinian cuisine and seafood, one of Cagliari’s most respected dining addresses.
Viale Regina Margherita 28, Cagliari – +39 070 664318La Vela
Beachfront restaurant in Villasimius, perfect for fresh fish and relaxed seaside lunches.
Via del Mare, Villasimius – +39 070 797105Il Miraggio
Informal and welcoming, known for seafood and local dishes with sea views.
Località Torre delle Stelle – +39 070 869000WHERE TO SHOPSouthern Sardinia offers excellent opportunities to discover local craftsmanship and food traditions. Look for handwoven textiles, ceramics, cork products, filigree jewelry, and traditional knives. Food lovers should bring home bottarga (dried mullet roe), pecorino cheeses, pane carasau, fregola, local honey, and Sardinian wines such as Cannonau and Vermentino di Sardegna. To ensure authenticity, seek out shops displaying Prodotti Tipici Sardi or visit local markets in Cagliari and Villasimius for a true taste of the island.