Sagama

Sagama is a charming small municipality in western Sardinia, belonging to the Province of Oristano. With a small population of around 190 residents, the village preserves its authentic character within the historical region of Planargia. The municipal area covers approximately 11.6 square kilometres and is nestled in the hilly landscape of the northwestern interior. Travelers will find absolute tranquility here, away from major tourist hubs, while its strategic location provides access to the northern and western parts of the island. The municipality represents the authentic, sparsely populated Sardinia and is known for its rural atmosphere and its identification with the tradition-rich Planargia region.

Geographically, Sagama is located about 40 kilometres north of the provincial capital, Oristano. The distance to the Sardinian capital Cagliari in the south is approximately 130 kilometres to the northwest. The village is situated in Planargia, an area known for its plateaus and hill ranges. The municipality covers a modest area of 11.6 square kilometres, emphasizing the intimacy of this small administrative unit. Access is provided via rural roads that connect Sagama with neighboring municipalities and the western coast of Sardinia.

Part of the historical Planargia regionQuiet location in the northwest of Oristano provinceAuthentic village life with around 190 inhabitants