In the heart of western Sardinia, Penisola del Sinis Cooperative guides visitors in discovering a unique landscape where archaeology, nature and the sea come together. Through guided tours and dedicated visitor services, it makes exploring the area both easier and more engaging.
Every day, the cooperative operates at some of the Sinis Peninsula’s most iconic sites, including Tharros, Mont’e Prama, the Cabras Civic Museum, San Salvatore and the Tower of San Giovanni. It also manages the panoramic road train and develops itineraries designed to help visitors experience the territory through its places and the people who bring them to life.
From the seaside ruins of Tharros to the Giants of Mont’e Prama, the Sinis Peninsula is home to some of Sardinia’s most remarkable archaeological and cultural sites. Discover the places we care for every day and explore the history of this extraordinary territory.
The Sinis Peninsula is best explored at a slower pace, where archaeological sites overlooking the sea meet landscapes that tell the story of western Sardinia. Our itineraries are designed to help visitors and groups discover the area through well-planned experiences that combine history, nature and local heritage.
Ogni esperienza nasce da una conoscenza diretta dei luoghi e può diventare il punto di partenza per costruire visite dedicate in base al tempo disponibile e agli interessi di chi visita il territorio.
Introduce your students to the history and heritage of the Sinis Peninsula through educational visits designed specifically for schools, combining archaeology, landscape and engaging learning experiences.
Enjoy one of the most scenic routes in the Sinis Peninsula and ride to the Archaeological Site of Tharros through its unique coastal landscape. The panoramic road train offers a different way to experience the journey, with views of the sea and places that tell the story of the territory.
Designed for those who prefer to enjoy the journey at a relaxed pace, it offers a new perspective on the landscape before arriving at one of Sardinia’s most important archaeological sites.
Since 1983, Penisola del Sinis Cooperative has been committed to promoting the area’s historical, archaeological and natural heritage through visitor services and cultural enhancement initiatives.
Over the years, the cooperative has worked alongside public bodies, institutions and local organisations, contributing to the development of the Sinis Peninsula’s cultural and tourism offer through its daily commitment to the territory.