FAQ about Peppe & Ameriga House and holidays in San Giovanni di Sinis.

Peppe & Ameriga House is in San Giovanni di Sinis, part of Cabras, on Sardinia’s west-central coast and in the heart of the Sinis Peninsula.

San Giovanni di Sinis beach is about 50 metres from the house and is easily reached on foot.

Yes. Guests have the entire detached house to themselves, without sharing indoor or outdoor spaces with other guests.

The house is about 120 m², with spacious interiors, a terrace, patio and private courtyard.

The house accommodates up to 5 guests. When booking, always enter the exact number of adults and children.

You can check current dates, prices and conditions on the Peppe & Ameriga House Booking page via the “Check availability” buttons on the site.

Check-in is normally from 16:00 to 21:00 and check-out from 08:00 to 10:00. Different arrangements must be agreed in advance.

Arrivals outside the stated hours must be requested and confirmed before the stay. Availability depends on the property’s organisation.

Yes. Its 120 m², equipped kitchen, washing machine, Wi-Fi and outdoor spaces make it suitable for stays of several days or weeks.

No. Parties and bachelor/bachelorette events are not accepted, and quiet hours in the stay conditions must be respected.

Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Yes. The house has air conditioning for greater comfort in the warmer months.

Yes. There is a hob, oven, refrigerator, toaster, electric kettle, kitchen utensils and dining table.

Yes. A washing machine is available and is especially useful for longer stays, families and beach holidays.

Yes. There is a barbecue in the private courtyard, with an outdoor area for lunch and dinner outside.

Yes. The furnished terrace has a table, chairs and parasol, ideal for eating or relaxing outside.

Guests can use the terrace, patio, courtyard, outdoor furniture, outdoor dining area and barbecue.

Yes. The bathroom includes a shower, bidet, hairdryer, toilet paper and towels.

Yes. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Yes. The living area includes a seating area, sofa, dining area, fireplace and flat-screen TV.

Yes. Peppe & Ameriga House is a detached home with private guest access.

Yes. The entire property is non-smoking.

The house has fire extinguishers, key access and a carbon monoxide detector.

The property can communicate in Italian, English and Spanish.

Private parking is not listed. Public street parking is available nearby, cannot be reserved and may be subject to charges.

The beach, some restaurants and Tharros are within walking distance. A car is recommended for exploring Cabras, Is Arutas, Mari Ermi, Maimoni and other parts of the Sinis.

The nearest reference station is Oristano. From there continue to San Giovanni di Sinis by car, taxi or available local transport.

The main Sardinian airports are Cagliari-Elmas, Alghero-Fertilia and Olbia. Cagliari is often convenient for San Giovanni di Sinis, but the best choice depends on your flight and itinerary.

From Oristano, head towards Cabras and then San Giovanni di Sinis and Tharros. Check current public transport times before travelling.

Yes. San Giovanni di Sinis beach is about 50 metres from the house and can be reached on foot.

The nearest beach is San Giovanni di Sinis, about 50 metres away.

Nearby beaches include Funtana Meiga, Caletta del Faro, Capo San Marco and Caogheddas. Is Arutas, Mari Ermi and Maimoni are also reachable by car.

Yes. The coast is known for clear water and seabeds rich in marine life, making it interesting for snorkelling and diving when sea conditions allow.

Wind is common on the Sinis Peninsula. It can make hot days more pleasant and is appreciated by surfers and water-sport enthusiasts.

Some famous beaches, including Is Arutas, Mari Ermi and Maimoni, are known for small quartz grains. Sand must not be collected or removed.

The beaches are all free-access, with paid parking.

June to September is best for beach life. May, June, September and early October are often ideal for milder temperatures and fewer crowds.

Conditions vary with wind and sea. Families should choose the most sheltered beach each day and always supervise children, especially when the Mistral blows.

Yes. Frequent wind makes several parts of the Sinis suitable for surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing. Conditions should be assessed with local operators and according to your experience.

No. Sand, quartz grains and shells are part of the natural environment and must not be removed.

The Tharros archaeological site is about 900 metres from the house and can also be reached on foot.

Tharros preserves Nuragic, Phoenician, Punic, Roman and Byzantine remains in an archaeological area overlooking the sea. Check opening hours and tickets on official channels before visiting.

You can visit the early Christian church of San Giovanni, the coastal tower, the village and the route towards Capo San Marco and the Tharros archaeological area.

In Cabras, visit the Giovanni Marongiu Civic Museum with the Giants of Mont’e Prama, the lagoon, the town centre and places linked to fishing and bottarga.

The best-known beaches include Is Arutas, Mari Ermi, Maimoni, San Giovanni di Sinis, Funtana Meiga and Putzu Idu.

Yes. In season, local operators organise boat trips. Availability, departure points and sea conditions should be confirmed directly with the organisers.

Yes. The area offers coastal roads and routes between beaches, lagoons, villages and archaeological sites. Choose suitable routes, carry water and consider wind and heat.

The Cabras and Mistras wetlands are important bird areas. Flamingo presence varies through the year; observe them from a respectful distance and follow protected-area rules.

Visit Tharros, the Cabras Museum, San Giovanni church, nearby villages and local restaurants, or plan a cultural and food itinerary.

Three or four days cover the main sights; a week gives you time to combine beaches, archaeology, nature, local food and excursions at a more relaxed pace.

Yes. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge.

Yes. Even though there is no extra charge, the pet must be declared when booking or before arrival.

Not necessarily. Pet access depends on local rules and designated areas. Check signs and current regulations.

Bring an up-to-date health record and any travel documents required. For ferries and flights, check the chosen carrier’s rules.

Yes. The entire property, kitchen, washing machine, spacious rooms and proximity to the sea are useful for a family holiday.

Cots and extra beds may be available on request and subject to availability. Confirm before booking.

San Giovanni di Sinis is a seaside destination and visitor numbers vary by season. The property requires quiet hours from midnight to 08:00.

Nearby options include Bar Focacceria Casas about 100 metres away and Ristorante Vento Maestro about 50 metres from the house. Check opening times and reservations directly.

Local specialities include mullet bottarga, fish dishes, fregola, malloreddus, pane carasau, Sardinian cheeses and traditional sweets.

For a wider grocery shop, go to Cabras or Oristano. In high season, small local shops and services may also be available.

Yes. In July and August, especially at weekends, booking local restaurants in advance is recommended.

The climate is Mediterranean, with hot dry summers and mild winters. Wind can be frequent throughout the year.

Useful items include sunscreen, a hat, water bottle, comfortable shoes, beach towel, light wind jacket and snorkelling gear. In low season, add layers.

Cards and electronic payments are common, but a small amount of cash can be useful in small businesses or for minor purchases.

Yes. Respect wildlife, plants, dunes and seabeds, do not leave waste, and follow restrictions and signs in each protected zone.

In Sardinia, waste is generally sorted according to local rules. Guests should follow the instructions provided in the house.

Yes. Spring and autumn are good for walking, archaeology, photography, birdwatching and cultural visits, often with milder temperatures than summer.