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This stretch connects the two villages along a scenic and quiet dirt road that passes through fields and patches of Mediterranean scrub. The surface is compact and easily passable, at least when dry.

On the same site there is a nuraghe and two churches: the ancient parish church of Sant'Anna, immediately in part to the homonymous nuraghe, and the church of Sant'Anna a few meters away, still inside the square. Behind the parish church, on the right, it is possible to get water from a drinking fountain.

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From this stretch of the dirt road you can enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding hills. On beautiful winter days you can see the blue of the sea between the green of the Mediterranean scrub.

A Neolithic site, a nuraghe and two churches: an archaeological-artistic complex enclosed in the space of a few tens of metres. The first inhabited nucleus of Sant'Anna Arresi arose around the Arresi nuraghe, a town in the lower Sulcis whose name combines its prehistoric origin with the patron saint, to whom the 'old' and new parish churches are dedicated. The nuraghe, dating back to the 15th-14th century BC. (Middle Bronze), stands between the two churches and was built on an older settlement, inhabited in the Recent Neolithic and early Eneolithic (3200-2600 BC). To complete the prehistoric picture inside the town there are two Nuragic fountains, to the east and west of the monument. It is a case of cultic overlap: various spiritual 'fortresses' took turns in the country over the course of millennia.

The village of Sant'Anna Arresi is particular thanks to the presence of a nuraghe in the center of the town. The name of the town comes from the name of the nuraghe and the patron saint. In August there is the fish festival and at the beginning of September the jazz music festival takes place.

Between the sparkle of the sea and the tranquil lagoons inhabited by flamingos, the spectacle of Porto Botte emerges. The sandy road offers a comfortable route. Feast your eyes on the view, in the company of elegant herons and flamingos.