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Mina gave us a warm welcome and shared lots of detailed tips on local attractions, things to do, and restaurants. Lanita B&B is perfectly placed for walking around the center of Cabras or heading to the nearby beaches. Our room was very clean, smelled lovely, and seemed recently renovated. Breakfast was delicious, with homemade cakes from the kind Denise. Highly recommended!

Mrs. Mina and her colleague Denise were incredibly kind and gave us excellent advice throughout our 15-day stay. The breakfasts were excellent, and the room was always spotless. The location made it easy to visit Cabras and the surrounding area. We had a wonderful time and would definitely return if we get the chance. Highly recommended.

We've been coming back for three years, which probably says enough. This year the breakfast was an extra treat, with food of truly impressive quality. Mina is always generous with tips and recommendations, and each visit leaves us more fascinated by Cabras and the places within an hour's drive. Sardinia has far more than sea and beautiful beaches, with ancient history and incredible sites to explore. Mina gives fantastic suggestions, and Cabras is ideally placed for getting around. And the beaches here, Is Aruta, Mariermi, and Maimoni, have quartz sand and crystal-clear water.

We asked the owner where to buy a guide to Sardinia when we arrived. She said we wouldn't need one because she'd give us all the information we needed to explore the Sinis Peninsula, and she did exactly that. The B&B set us up each morning with Denise's fantastic desserts, then we headed out to archaeological sites including Tharros, Santa Cristina, San Salvatore, and the Cabras museum. We experienced three thousand years of history firsthand, with guides who explained it masterfully. The beaches were fantastic too, from rocky shores to quartz and sand. They were all free, clean, never crowded, and used sustainably. We didn't find any litter. Add delicious land and sea cuisine at reasonable prices, plus genuinely friendly and welcoming people, and these days in Cabras felt like real life. We'll never forget them.