Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Located about fifty kilometers from the city of Cagliari, in Italy, Villasimius is one of the most beautiful and famous villages of the Mediterranean. If you too would like to discover one of Italy's most beautiful natural landscapes, why not opt for a yacht charter in Villasimius and let yourself be seduced by the timeless charm of this small village and its extraordinary landscape.
It is from the seaside that the landscape is well worth the detour. The beaches that embellish the coastline offer many opportunities for boaters. Swimming, diving, fishing, a cocktail of activities awaits you in the crystal-clear waters illuminating the white and golden sands of Villasmius. Among the must-sees are Simius beach and Campus beach, straddling Campu Longu and Porto sa Ruxi. This beach is distinguished by its fine sand and turquoise waters, inviting you to relax on your catamaran in Sardinia.
Heading towards Caglira, 7 kilometers from the city, you will reach the bay of Capo Boi, which is adorned with small wild coves and magnificent sandy lagoons where the clear waters shimmer. A true corner of paradise!
The idyllic beaches of Villasimius
The first thing you notice as you follow the 35 km of Villasimius coastline are the dazzling white beaches that characterize the southern coast of Sardinia. Each one as charming as the next, there are about twenty of them and they are an invitation to relax and enjoy water sports such as surfing. Secluded coves, rocky cliffs and idyllic beaches follow one another for the greatest pleasure of the eyes.
Mediterranean scrubland, sandy beach, white rocks and milky blue sea combine at Porto Sa Ruxi beach to offer us a picture-postcard landscape. Located between Villasimius and Cagliari, it comprises three small beaches separated by fine vegetation and is perfect for your first snorkeling session. Sheltered from the wind by two headlands, Campus beach is a pretty cove of golden sand that is popular with families. On this beach, you can visit the site of Cuccureddus, a vestige of Phoenician civilization.
Among the most popular in the region are the very touristy beaches of Campulongu, Porto Guino and Simius. Located near the town of the same name, Campulongu beach is adorned with a river of white sand caressed by a crystalline sea that lovers of relaxation will find hard to forget. It will be difficult to forget Porto Giunco beach with its extremely fine white sand and the saline environment created by the Notteri lagoon, giving rise to a second sea.
The festivities in Villasimius
Villasimius also owes its fame to its numerous cultural events celebrating its customs and traditions. Every Sunday, you can watch the procession of beautifully decorated boats to the underwater statue of the Madonna del Naufrago, the patron saint of sailors, starting from Isola di Cavoli.