サルデーニャ山脈の天然記念物・トップ20

nice hike

After a great tour you will be rewarded with a fantastic view.

Nice easy path to the gorge

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

Done, goal reached, all effort forgotten, now a nice swim in the crystal clear water.

Mount Corrasi, the highest peak of the vast and wild Supramonte, is characterized by sheer limestone walls, towers, white spiers, caves and large plateaus. From here, at 1,463 meters above sea level, the spectacular views offer a 360 degree panorama that embraces Nuoro, Orgosolo, Dorgali, the coast of Cala Gonone and the Gennargentu.

Cala Goloritzé is one of the most fascinating beaches in Sardinia. Born from a landslide in 1962, it is renowned for its imposing Aguglia, which rises 143 meters above the bay. Another unique feature is the natural arch that opens on the right side of the beach. Goloritzé can be reached by boat or via a path with a negative altitude difference of around 500 metres. Declared a natural monument of Sardinia in 1993, it was subsequently named a national monument in 1995.

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.