ポルトスクーゾ/ポルトスクーゾの天然記念物・トップ10

Beautiful area, secluded with great views.

A few kilometers from Carbonia, on the plateau overlooking the Cixerri Valley, the Monte Sirai Archaeological Park recounts over two thousand years of history. Founded by the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC and expanded by the Carthaginians, it preserves the remains of dwellings, fortifications, necropolises, and the famous tophet, the cemetery sanctuary dedicated to children. Find all the latest information on opening hours and prices on the website: https://www.carboniamusei.it/it/parco-archeologico-monte-sirai_4.html

The Carloforte salt pans are a wetland of international interest. An easy cycle/pedestrian path (the Via del Sale) allows you to admire this ancient salt harvesting system and observe the splendid flamingos that now populate the area.

The Sardinian word “nébida” means fog. Is that the namesake?

The laveria La Marmora is a former processing plant for zinc ore, which was mined in the Iglesiente until the 1970s. It is one of the greatest industrial monuments in the Iglesiente. There are other witnesses to mining in Nebida, and there is an old shaft above the town. In the area there are old mines "s'acquq resi", which were in operation until the 1980s.

The laveria La Marmora is a former processing plant for zinc ore, which was mined in the Iglesiente until the 1970s. It is one of the greatest industrial monuments in the Iglesiente. There are other witnesses to mining in Nebida, and there is an old shaft above the town. In the area there is an old mine "s'acquq resi", which was in operation until the 1980s.

Capo Altano is a little gem. You can reach the promontory from the car park via the paved cycle path, and there are also many winding paths that pass over cliffs and through pine forests. In addition to the old bunkers, there is a brick arch which offers a great photo opportunity with the sea. The view is absolutely gorgeous, especially at sunset.

Portu Ferru is a small natural landing place where boats are beached. The reddish cliffs, which give it its name, create a fascinating contrast with the sea, which is reflected in the most beautiful shades of blue.