A little gem of the Sulcis archipelago, in the far southwest of Sardinia, far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, a small islet that has become a tourist village after playing a key role in the history of tuna fishing, a blend of history, nature, and relaxation
A gem set in the blue sea, full of charm, Isola Piana is part of the Sulcis Archipelago and lies within the territory of Carloforte. Today it is home to a prestigious tourist resort with 200 residences.
To reach the island—which has a landing stage offering mooring for pleasure boats—you must cross a short stretch of sea from Calasetta, Carloforte, or Portoscuso.
There are no cars, motorcycles, or bicycles on the island: it is a nature reserve, but it is small and can be explored on foot, surrounded by unspoiled nature and crystal-clear waters.
The apartment is on two levels; upstairs there is only a double bed, and downstairs there is a living room with a sofa bed, a bathroom, and a kitchen.