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On the old SP34 that connects Porto Torres to Stintino, there is the crossroads that leads to Canaglia via provincial road 4.

A very important roundabout connecting four main roads: to the north, provincial road 34 to Stintino; to the west, provincial road 57 to Porto Torres (the most direct, but not recommended for cyclists due to heavy traffic and dangerous speeds on the main roads); to the south, the old provincial road to Porto Torres, longer but more scenic and with less traffic; and to the west, towards the Nurra-Lampianu-Argentiera village (the so-called "mare di fuori").

Porto Torres doesn't have much to offer except for the harbor. Small shopping opportunities are available there, and the center offers restaurants.

In this stretch of the Provincial Road 69, between Palmadula and Alghero, you will feel like you are pedaling in the most remote hinterland, even though you are just a few kilometers from the sea. The countryside here presents a typically Sardinian landscape and you will not be impossible to spot some sheep.

Small but charming cycle path along the Portotorres seafront. From the port, it goes up to the little church and the Balai beach passing through the city beaches of Scoglio Lungo and Acque Dolci. Acque Dolci is a free equipped beach: there are showers, bars, lifeguard service. Perfect for families, even if it is very crowded in summer.

On a narrow, strongly indented peninsula in the extreme northwest of the island lies the fishing village of Stintino, framed by two picturesque harbors

Capo Caccia, an impressive headland on the northwest coast of Sardinia, has more to offer than fascinating landscapes and breathtaking views. The origin of its name – caccia means “hunting” in Italian – hints at a deep-rooted tradition that makes the cape a special destination.

Visit out of season...otherwise it will be stressful