Agriturismo in Sardinia: Maria Caderina Green Village in Posada - Holidays Sardinia

Agriturismo in Sardinia: Maria Caderina Green Village, Posada

For travellers who want to see a different side of Sardinia, an agriturismo stay offers a way into the island’s rural life. One established option sits just outside Posada, on the island’s north-east coast.

Where it is

Maria Caderina Green Village takes its name from the surrounding countryside and is set in the countryside near Posada, a historic hilltop town in the Baronia region. Posada itself is known for its medieval old town and its position between the coast and the inland hills, making it a practical base for exploring both.

What to expect

As an agriturismo, the property combines accommodation with a working rural setting. This style of holiday is built around local food, quiet surroundings and a slower pace than a conventional resort — the appeal lies in the everyday rhythms of the countryside rather than in entertainment programmes or large-scale facilities.

Who it suits

An agriturismo of this kind tends to appeal to visitors who value authentic local cooking, walking and scenery over nightlife, and who are happy to use a car to reach beaches, archaeological sites and the towns of the north-east.

Practical notes

The village sits in the Posada area of north-east Sardinia, within reach of the coast and the wider Baronia district. As with any rural stay, it is worth confirming current room types, meal arrangements and opening dates directly before booking, as these can change from season to season.