South-west of Sardinia, connected to land by an isthmus and a bridge, possibly dating back to the Cartaginese period, the island of S. Antioco has a very pleasing and inviting character.
Its territory is filled with many impressive archaeological findings from its ancient past; a past that for many centuries had been influenced by a number of settlers from many different civilizations.
Along the parameters of the coast, the long and sunny beaches eventually turn into gracious rocky bays.
The sea, abounding in fish, offers a depth filled with rare beauty.

History -  On Sant'Antioco Island humans presence has been traced in the nuragic period (between 2000 and 1500 B.C.), since the Sardinian Copper age and the first period of the Bronze Age. From then on a following of civilizations, ages, invasions, periods of great splendour alternated by periods of great famine have contributed to the island archaeological and historic enrichment.  Some of the found treasures a particular importance is attributed to the Christian "Catacomb" (II sec. A.D.). One of the Hotels featured in this section (Eden) is actually built on top of the famous Catacomb.

Sea -  Sant'Antioco it would be listed between the most beautiful coasts in Sardinia. The island is renowned all over Europe for its coasts and sea. The crystal clear and warm Mediterranean waters they touch a well diversified coastline where finest white sandy beaches alternate to rocky inlets, small coves and rocks transformed by wind and sea in natural sculptures.