Visitors may travel to this region of southern Sardinia during the entire year. Numerous events take place from early March until the end of September.

 Among the most important, around the middle of April, is the not-to-be-missed Sagra degli agrumi (trans. the “Citrus Festival”) with its processions of the traccas, richly-decorated floats demonstrating local costumes and traditions, and folklore groups who come from all over the island. The first of May, in Cagliari, is St Ephesus’s Day. Muravera’s carnival begins in early July and includes an amazing exhibition of masks, examples of typical Sardinian craftwork which evoke times long forgotten.

And in July and August, there are numerous local art, craft and gastronomic exhibitions which showcase the best that the Sarrabus region has to offer. Among these are the sagra del pesce (“Fish Festival”); the sagra della Pratzida (a pratzida is a type of bread-like quiche with various fillings native to Sardinia); and the Sa pezz’e craba, or “Festival of the meat of the goat”. And right at the end of August, the citizens of Muravera celebrate St Augustine’s Day.