ecoVita is a permaculture farm and agri-glamping property near San Priamo in the Sarrabus region of southeast Sardinia, with private rooms in a sustainable farmhouse. Rates run around 38 euros a night, roughly 1,020 to 1,140 a month, with a three night minimum. The project combines sustainable agriculture, bioarchitecture and experiential tourism, and the site is in Italian.
ecoVita: a permaculture farm in southeast Sardinia
ecoVita is an agriturismo and permaculture project near San Priamo, in the Sarrabus region of southeastern Sardinia. It is a working farm first: sustainable agriculture, a bio-lake, vegetable gardens and a chicken run, with accommodation in a sustainably built farmhouse and glamping units.
What ecoVita Does
- Private rooms in a sustainable farmhouse. Plus agri-glamping units, built with bioarchitecture principles.
- A working farm. Gardens, a chicken run and a Mediterranean park, with produce feeding the kitchen.
- Its own kitchen and menus. Local Sardinian cooking from what the farm and the region produce.
- Guided excursions. Into the Sarrabus, including the Riu Picocca and the Nuraghe Basoru.
- A three night minimum. From around 38 euros a night, roughly 1,020 to 1,140 a month.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Southeastern Sardinia is one of the least developed coastal regions in the western Mediterranean, with beaches that would be famous anywhere else and a hinterland of granite hills and cork oak. Cagliari and its airport are about an hour away.
An agriturismo is a different proposition from a coliving. You are on a farm, eating what it produces, among people whose main business is agriculture rather than hospitality. For a slow month with a strong sense of place, that is a feature.
Two things to be clear about. This is not set up primarily as a remote-work space, so confirm the working conditions and internet before booking a month. And the site is in Italian with an English toggle.
Pricing
From around 38 euros a night, roughly 1,020 to 1,140 a month, with a three night minimum.
A farm stay with a Sardinian coastline attached, rather than a coliving with a garden.