Location: Villasimius
Top Things to do in Villasimius
What to do and see in Villasimius, Sardinia: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
A summer holiday in Villasimius offers relaxing beaches and wild nightlife. Soak up the sun by day… then club-hop till dawn. In the off-season, though, there’s a calmer vibe—and the mild weather is perfect for exploring nearby cities like Cagliari.
Restaurants in Villasimius
1. Green Charter
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Located in the central square of the Marina of Villasimius, Green Charter offers an ad hoc service related to excursions, rental and rental of boats.
2. SubAquaDive Service
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5.0 based on 244 reviews
The Subaquadive Service proposes scuba daily/night diving for those with a license, scuba diving for those without a license starting from 8 years old and snorkeling tours for skilled and beginners in beautiful and different sites of the Marine Potected Area of Capo Carbonara. Expert divers can enjoy technical diving among the II World War wrecks in Villasimius and in the Gulf of Cagliari. Wreck diving is always a fascinating experience, full of story and mistery. SubaquaDive Service also organises some courses for beginners like open water diver and training courses for instructors. Nitrox for free. Free shuttle service from your hotel to the diving center (within 10 km). Visit the web site to find the best underwater experience for you!
3. Colline del Vento
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 122 reviews
Come and enjoy our organic wines where they were born and raised, among the sun-kissed terraces of Villasimius. I will have the pleasure to guide you through our history and to take this opportunity to show you the love and respect we have towards our land. Join us and immerse yourself in this quiet place as you sample our world-class organically produced wines and Sardinian treats.
Reviewed By Z523BEmorganr
Gianluca, the owner, picked us up from our hotel nearby, and was a legend from start to finish. Giving us his story as we walked through sun soaked vines, he answered any and every question we had about the grapes, the wine, anything. He let us pick and sample the grapes; they were sweet and so delicious. After some time we sat under a tree in the shade to drink wine. And boy did we drink. His wine was smooth and, frankly, smashable. We sat under the tree l, drank great wine, sampled his Mirto, pork sausage, cheese, bread and honey... What more could you want?! I've been on many wine tours, and this was by far the best.
4. Spiaggia di Punta Molentis
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4.5 based on 2,218 reviews
Reviewed By ValentinP907 - Bucharest, Romania
Punta Molentis Beach _ Due Mari The place is very crowded and you want to benefit from the few sunbeds and umbrellas available here, you must arrive until 9:30 AM, parking costs 10 euros for the whole day and you have to walk from the beach ~ 5 minutes The price for 2 sunbeds + umbrella varies from period to period, we paid in June 30 euros but you can come with your equipment. There is a 1 euro toilet and a bar where you can drink and eat. The water and the landscape at the top of the hill make you not sorry that you came here .
5. Porto Giunco
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4.5 based on 2,475 reviews
Reviewed By StefanoPedditzi - London, United Kingdom
Just passed Villasimius Porto Giunco sits between two bays covered with Juniper (ginepro) plants on the rocks, extending plies waters and white sands. Next to timi AMA resort, parking costs €5 for the day and it is guarded. Disappointing however is the elegant restaurant on the beach with no swimming suits allowed in, the lido charges 70-100 euros for two sun lounges and parasols, too expensive but it is worth it. Bring your own food and take your litter to the bins or home, please respect such beauty to remain clean. A must see in Sardinia! Walk on the shallow waters and explorer the rocks with camera to be amazed.
6. Spiaggia di Porto Sa Ruxi
7. Simius Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,040 reviews
Reviewed By lauranH7082MJ
It was really nice place. Clear and warm water. It is a bit packed due to the amount of hotels around, but if you walk a bit far away from the main roads, you can find more space.
8. Spiaggia del Giunco o Notteri
9. Spiaggia di Campulongu
10. Maneggio Tanka
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