ドゥルガリ/ドルガーリの天然記念物・トップ20

nice hike

Nice easy path to the gorge

Highly recommended. Entrance fee is €6, but it's worth it.

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.

Great rock needle. It's going into my photographic Ph. collection.

Here you can refill your water bottle for the climb

Impressive rock to view

Already on the journey along the coastal road from Cala Gonone, a fascinating panorama reveals itself to you: Cala Fuili, located at the southernmost end, shines as a small, almost white pebble beach and forms the gateway to the rocky coast of the bay of Bay, which stretches for kilometers and is protected Orosei. From the street above, which primarily serves as a parking space, stairs lead down into this idyllic bay. The first sight of the crystal clear, turquoise water will take your breath away. And when you feel the soft pebbles under your feet, you will understand why this place is considered a real insider tip. The sea not only invites you to cool off, but also offers a paradise for snorkelers with its underwater world. Despite the high season, you will be surprised at how pleasant the "towel population density" is here. Nevertheless, the earlier you arrive, the more undisturbed you can enjoy this gem. However, before you plunge into the adventure, think about the Mediterranean sun: a sun hat, enough sunscreen and, above all, plenty of water should definitely be in your luggage. So, follow the stairs down into a world of white and turquoise and discover the hidden treasures of Cala Fuili.