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A beautiful, small, and quiet bay behind the lighthouses. The beach consists of fine pebbles.

Cala Luna is an enchanting bay and an estuary very frequented by summer maritime traffic. It is absolutely worth a visit, as it represents a true pearl of the Mediterranean with its light sand, turquoise water, numerous small caves and almost white rocks. It can be reached either on foot or by boat. The beauty of this bay is beyond compare. Here you can find shelter in the shade of one of the numerous caves or immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters, a true treasure of Sardinia. At the end of the bay, an oasis invites you to stop for a snack in the kiosk or for a picnic. Also watch out for bold goats grazing on the steep slopes! If the walk back seems too challenging, you can always take a boat back to Cala Gonone or Cala Fuili.

Cala Grande, known as "Valley of the Moon" since the 1960s thanks to the hippy community that settled there, is a valley that slopes gently down to the sea, nestled between two granite ridges. Here there are wonderful coves with turquoise waters that contrast with the golden colors of the rocks and the green of the Mediterranean scrub. This 500 meter expanse received its nickname for a very specific reason. Walking through this fascinating landscape, you may feel like you're on another planet. But the experience is deeply earthly and will give you incredible moments.

The Bastione di Saint Remy is one of Cagliari's most iconic landmarks. Constructed between 1896 and 1902, it was built on the ancient defensive walls of the city and named after the first Piedmontese Viceroy, Baron of Saint Remy. The structure boasts a magnificent neoclassical design, featuring white and yellow limestone columns with Corinthian capitals, and it includes a monumental double-ramped staircase leading up to the Umberto I Terrace. The terrace offers stunning panoramic views of the city and the surrounding sea, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals. The underlying gallery, known as Passeggiata Coperta, has served various purposes over the years—from an elegant banquet hall to a refuge for displaced people during World War II. The Bastione was severely damaged during the Allied bombings in 1943, which also destroyed many other significant buildings in Cagliari. After the war, the Bastione was carefully restored and continues to be a vital cultural and exhibition space in the city today.

These rocks are really special. With imagination you can see all sorts of things

With an all-mountain mountain bike you can do almost everything on the bike, both uphill and downhill

At the top of the beautiful building you have a great view of Cagliari.

As you climb the stone steps, you feel the cool breeze on your face and smell the scent of the nearby sea. The palm trees sway gently in the wind and make you forget time for a moment. Once you reach the top, you will have a breathtaking panoramic view. The old town of Cagliari stretches out at your feet, a sea of terracotta-colored roofs and winding streets. The horizon is bordered by the sparkling sea, glittering in the sun. This place is a real insider tip, especially at sunset, when the city is bathed in a warm, golden light. The soft orange tones of the sky are reflected in the water, giving the city an almost magical aura. From up here you can watch the hustle and bustle of the city. The gentle sound of the sea, the chirping of the birds and the lively babble of voices in the city combine to create a harmonious carpet of sound. Cagliari is truly a beautiful place. A place where history, culture and nature come together in perfect harmony. A place that you have to experience once. You can find more highlights and tours in and around Cagliari here: https://www.komoot.de/collection/2433150/-cagliari