My husband and I visited porta flavia this afternoon. We were greeted by an English speaking guide, Giovanna, who was bright and made this guided tour a most enlightening one. Once we donned the yellow hard hats, we were given an initial talk about the...More

This harbour is peculiar. Not another one like this in the entire world. So, it's time to visit. Reservation: a quarterof point less. you'll need one and it's nor as easy as it seems. try to check availability via e-mail, it's better than using the...More

nice at 20°C inside when you have 38 at 39°C outside, good guiding tour in French, nice views on the sea and clifs.

This tour is only in Italian, which is fine with us, but there were some visitors who were given discounts because it was obvious that they wouldn't understand a word. We ended up interpreting the whole thing into French for one couple. Our guide, Tiziana,...More

Didn't manage to see this because by the time we arrived and found any way to know when this attraction was open it was too late. We finally found out through a phone call to a tourist information office. Sardinian tourism should have this information...More

We read that Porto Flavia was going to be open to visitors during our visit and made a point of going there. It's the first mine in the area that we have visited but we had heard from many of the visitors to the area...More

Quite a ride to get here, approx. 15 kms from Iglesias last kilometers over sandy road. Fun way to get there. Special harbour for mining goods made hundred years ago. Nice to visit but not an actual mine. Bit overprized (10 euro for 1 hour...More