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Nestled between the Sulcis hills and the coastal marshes of the Gulf of Palmas, Masainas is a small agricultural town known for its cultivation of Carignano grapes and artichokes, celebrated each year with a dedicated festival. The town, built around the church of San Giovanni Battista and surrounded by hills, vineyards, and fertile countryside, offers a variety of options for both dining and lodging.

Water filling point

Water filling point

Only one working tap, but the water is still drinkable.

Beautiful wild olive tree of about 4-500 years in the center of Masainas

The old village of Tratalias, built around the Romanesque church of S. Maria di Monserrato, was abandoned in 1971. With the construction of the dam on the Rio Palmas, and the resulting artificial lake of Monte Pranu, in the old Tratalias began to experience phenomena of infiltration, landslides, damage to buildings... Over 300 buildings were rebuilt on a nearby hill, considered safer from these phenomena, and the entire village was moved. The old village of Tratalias is still well cared for and maintained today, from the church to the various alleys, and also has some small commercial activities within it.

Beautiful park to rest, refill your water and have a snack.

In the countryside of Piscinas, around 1000, the Benedictines built a convent, the center of local activities. Over the centuries, the town of Piscinas was united with Giba and passed to various feudal lords, until it was assigned to the Salazar family of Iglesias in 1587. At the end of the nineteenth century, the Salazars built Villa Salazar (or Villa Bice), designed by the architect Giorgio Asproni, acquired by the Municipality in 2002 to make it a multipurpose cultural center, immersed in a park with rare and centuries-old plants.