A new season of Divers Tribe Sardinia, fully immersed in Meditennanean summer vibes.

A week as no other, between italian culture and outdoor expeditions, waking up to turquoise water, diving into the Marine Park of Capo Carbonara, paddling along limestone coastal cliffs at sunset on SUP or kayaks, enjoying local tastes with pasta and wine tasting.
Evening spent in local Agriturismo and mornings off climbing or bike riding panoramic roads exploring wild inland terrain through the mountains of Gennargentu. Road cycling, gravel, or MTB - you choose your weapon.

Not just a holiday, it is a lifetime expedition build to feel the heart of Sardinia beyond the major touristic routes with wild company of great people.

Welcome you to our Italian base in Villasimius - south Sardinia.

This area in the south east of Sardinia island (50 km from Cagliari) has been inhabited since prehistoric times, as shown by nearby Nuragic remains dating back over 3,000 years. Due to its strategic position along Mediterranean trade routes, Villasimius was later influenced by Phoenicians, Romans, and Spanish rule.

For centuries, the coast was exposed to pirate raids, leading to the construction of coastal watchtowers in the 16th century, several of which still overlook the sea today. Until the mid 20th century, Villasimius remained a small fishing and farming village, largely isolated from the rest of the island.

The turning point came in the 1960s, when its natural beauty and pristine coastline began attracting visitors, gradually transforming Villasimius into one of Sardinia’s most renowned seaside destinations.

. Authentic Cultural Experience: Visiting islands allows you to experience the authentic Sardinian and Italian culture, traditions, and lifestyle. You can interact with the residents, try local cuisine, and participate in inland and sea activities.

. Support Local Economy: Choosing local entities in the island directly supports the local economy. We like to collaborate with locally owned guesthouses and hotels, restaurants, and artisan shops, you contribute to the livelihoods of the island residents.

. Access to Untouched Nature: where nature sees fewer humans, it stays wilder. Here the chance to access and experience untouched beaches, coral reefs, and natural beauty that are less frequented by tourists, allowing for a more serene and untouched experience.

Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area hosts one of the richest and healthiest ecosystems in the Mediterranean. Thanks to strict protection rules and low fishing pressure, marine life here is abundant, confident, and beautifully varied - ideal for divers and photographers alike.

Located within the protected area

• Famous for white sand beaches, granite headlands, and crystal clear waters

• A leading destination for diving, snorkeling, kayaking, sup, coastal sunsets.

• Combines traditional Sardinian culture with modern hospitality

• Strong focus on environmental protection and sustainable tourism
  

Water temperature varies throughout the year: in early spring, it gradually warms after winter, averaging around 18°C, and continues to rise into the summer months, when it stabilizes at 25°C, occasionally reaching 26–27°C during particularly warm days in August.

Dive sites are located 5 to 40 minutes by boat and are renowned for their spectacular underwater landscapes, featuring rocky and limestone formations, canyons, and pinnacles. These structures are home to schools of barracuda, amberjacks, seabreams, and breams, as well as octopus and other iconic Mediterranean species.
For macro enthusiasts, the area offers a vibrant small-life scene, including nudibranchs, crabs, and shrimps, making every dive rich in detail and diversity.

All together there are more than 15 dive sites, diving off 6 mt RIB, Mediterranean typical boat. 

 ✈️ By Flight

Nearest Airport is Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG) – the closest airport to Villasimius, located about 50 km away.

From Cagliari Airport you can continue to Villasimius in a few ways:

• Shuttle bus / airport express (e.g., Villasimius Express — reservation recommended, approx. 1 h).

• Public bus from Cagliari city center (lines such as ARST 101 or 135 depending on the season).

• Car rental – the quickest and most flexible option.

• Taxi or private transfer (better to book in advance).

The road journey from Cagliari to Villasimius typically takes around 1 hour by car.

Other airports on Sardinia (such as Olbia Costa Smeralda or Alghero-Fertilia) are farther away and require a longer drive (3½–4 h).

⛴️ By Ferry

Ferries to Cagliari:
From mainland Italy, regular ferries arrive at the Port of Cagliari from ports such as:

• Civitavecchia, Naples, Trapani, Palermo
  Operated by companies like Moby and Tirrenia.

Once in Cagliari, you can reach Villasimius by:

• Car via the SS125 or scenic coastal road (~50 km in about 1 h).

• Bus (ARST regional bus line).

• Taxi or private transfer.
  

Other ferry ports from the north of Italy are: Olbia and Golfo Aranci. They are farther away and require a longer drive:

• Car: roughly 3–4 hours via the SS131 and SS125 highways.