A hidden gem in Sardinia has been hailed as one of Europe's best kept secret beaches. The Sinis peninsula, located on the west coast of Sardinia, is renowned for its stunning coastline. However, Travel + Leisure has pinpointed "the best spot" just outside the village of San Giovanni di Sinis.
The travel site describes: "Located a quick stumble across the dunes from some bar shacks, this gem sits dramatically in the shadow of the ruined Roman citadel of Tharros." The Sinis peninsula, part of the Oristano region and less famous than other areas of the island, is surrounded by a protected marine area. It boasts historic sites such as the ancient villages of Tharros and Cuccuru is Arrius, and offers hiking and kayaking opportunities.
Get the latest What's On news straight to your phone by joining us on WhatsApp San Giovanni di Sinis is approximately 80 miles north-west of Sardinia's capital, Cagliari, and can be reached by car via the E25. E in about an hour and 40 minutes, reports the Express . Direct flights to Cagliari are available from BA Euroflyer, British Airways, Ryanair , easyJet and Ryanair UK Ltd.
According to Skyscanner, the cheapest month to fly to Cagliari is typically January, with the current best price being £61. Sardinia experiences its hottest weather in August, with the Met Office recording an average daily maximum temperature of 32C. May averages at 24.
3C, June at 28.8C and July at 31.7C.
The coolest month, January, sees a maximum average daily temperature o.
