Southwest of Cagliari lies the charming commune of Sarroch, offering a glimpse into Sardinian culture and history. Situated about 20 kilometers from Cagliari, Sarroch has a population of approximately 5,259. The name's origin remains a mystery, possibly stemming from the Phoenician word "Sharak" (meaning "bunch of grapes") or the Catalan "S’arroch," referring to the majestic rock dominating the village. Explore the ancient ruins of Nuraghe Sa Domu 'e s’Orcu and delve into the Nuragic civilization's mysteries. Relax on the beautiful Spiaggia Di Porto Columbu beach and soak up the warmth of the Mediterranean sun. Visit the historic Chiesa di Santa Vittoria, a testament to Sarroch's rich past. Discover unique gifts and local specialties at Durke, or savor the taste of Sardinia with cheese, wine, and more at Sapori di Sardegna. Cool off with thrilling water slides and wave pools at BluFan Water Park, or sip fine wines in the cozy atmosphere of L’Enoteca Biondi 1959.