オロセイの天然記念物・トップ20

The area isn't entirely spectacular, but it's very beautiful for easy hikes. Shady forests, the Stagno Sa Curcurica with its long shoreline path, the Stagno Biderosa, a magnificent elevated vantage point, and a long, often sparsely visited beach by the sea offer many highlights in a relatively small area. Most visitors only go to the beach; the other hiking trails are usually empty.

Wonderful view after the steep climb

From here you can easily walk to the beaches.

Top of the mountain, 360° view

A breathtaking coastal paradise. The beach of Capo Comino, in the Siniscola area, in the Baronìa, has very fine white sand that forms huge, brilliant white dunes interspersed with juniper, typical Mediterranean plants and rocks scattered along the coast. The sea is characterized by its particularly light blue color. The water is crystal clear and blends perfectly with the green vegetation and the island of Ruja, a red porphyry rock that you can swim or walk to. To the south, where the area becomes rocky, there is a lighthouse near the headland for which this area is named.

The Oasi Biderosa is more than just a reserve; it is a portal to pristine, wild beaches, immersed in the beauty of the Sardinian landscape. With every step you take, a new path opens up, leading to one of five stunning beaches. As you walk, you can't help but admire the magnificent color contrasts and views that unfold before you like a living painting. One of the most beautiful things about the Biderosa is that its beauty is protected. Only 140 cars are allowed in daily, ensuring that the peace and integrity of this paradise is maintained. If you come with a camper van, you will have to park it at the entrance, but that's a small price to pay for what awaits you: a perfect day of hiking, wondering and a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters of the Sardinian coast.

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.

In Baronìa, in the province of Nuoro, there is a limestone peak over 800 meters high on which stands a bronze Christ. It is Monte Tuttavista, to get here with your bike you will have to sweat!