アーバスの天然記念物・トップ20

ピシーナ・イルガスは高さ45メートルもありません。最後の部分でジャンプすれば届くかもしれませんが。リナスの4番目の大きな滝、リオ・フェヌグの滝を控えめに提案します......トゴロのすぐ下、リナスへの道からアクセスできます。雨上がりの数日間は、少なくとも1km先から聞こえました。すぐ近くに美しいものがあるのに、それを評価していないのは残念です。Saludusu。

The Su Mannau Caves, near Fluminimaggiore, are a unique feature of their extensive cave system, among the oldest in the world. With its two branches, they are also of great archaeological and speleological interest. The right-hand section consists of an extensive karst complex of Cambrian origin and extends over several levels. Some are higher and already fossilized, others deeper and still active. The right-hand branch was formed by the Rapido River and consists of numerous and varied passages and halls, which are the most interesting sight in the cave. The first hall is of great historical importance, not least because of its connections to the nearby Punic-Roman temple of Antas. A must-see!

The Su Mannau Cave is one of the most spectacular karst caves in Sardinia. It extends for approximately 8 kilometers, although the accessible section is limited to a 500-meter path through walkways, rooms, ponds, and underground waterfalls. The first part of the visit leads to the archaeological hall, an ancient underground temple used as a water cult in the pre-Nuragic era, connected to the nearby Temple of Antas. Continuing, you enter a living environment, where stalactites, stalagmites, and alabaster flows are reflected in the clear water, home to the Stenasellus nuragicus, a tiny crustacean unique in the world. The cave is open for guided tours year-round: information and hours at https://www.sumannau.it/

The beach has a large car park suitable for campers. It can be reached via the provincial road 105, heading north until the end. The road is signposted. A pleasant peculiarity: over time, wind and water have formed certain shapes in the rocks, which is why one of the bays is called the Uova di Dinosauro (dinosaur eggs) beach.

The seabed is popular with divers and fishermen. The place is known for its abundance of fish: sea bream and sea bass, mullet and bream. Octopus can be found between the rocks. You can also fish from the rocks.

Capo Pecora is recognised by the SIC (Site of Community Importance) and is located on the extreme south side of Cape Verde. The beach is characterised by its light, coarse sand and its steep cliffs that slope into the sea. The beach is rarely visited, except perhaps in the summer months. It is a great place to relax in unspoilt nature. The clear water, the golden cliffs and the Mediterranean flora are unforgettable.

At Capo Pecora you can park your car and from here hike to Costa Verde, to Scibo Beach, in 2 hours. This is easy in sturdy sneakers. Wonderful views from the peak and great anticipation of the beach. We didn't meet anyone on the way there or back, we plunged naked into the sea and enjoyed it very much, there was no one there except us. There is a small beach bar further north with loungers and umbrellas, where all those who arrived by car hang out. But it wasn't really busy, everything was very relaxed. In any case, the hike is highly recommended, the swim in the sea is really well deserved.

Unfortunately there was very little water on our hike, so we could hardly see any waterfalls. Otherwise it is also a nice place to swim.