サンテル/サンヴェーロミリスのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Great view

A thin, curved strip of very fine quartz grains, almost two kilometres long, separates the turquoise sea from the Sa Salina Manna pond. It is the splendid beach of Putzu Idu, called ‘cala Saline’ and sheltered from the mistral, which extends north of the magnificent s’Arena Scoada and reaches the beach of Mandriola. The quartz sand is white and soft. The waters offer, with the changing light, suggestive shades from green to blue. The sandy seabed is shallow for dozens of metres.

Voted the fifth most beautiful beach in Sardinia and the first in the province of Oristano in 2016 by travelers, Su Pallosu is mainly dedicated to cats. Su Pallosu is one of the pearls that dot Capo Mannu, the extreme northern limit of the Sinis peninsula and the marine protected area in which it is protected. It is part of the territory of San Vero Milis, which is about twenty kilometers away, it is known because behind it there is a cat colony that hosts and takes care of cats and organizes guided tours. The cats, whose presence dates back to the early twentieth century, often venture onto the beach: they are the only ones of this species that are not afraid of bathing.

Voted the fifth most beautiful beach in Sardinia and the first in the province of Oristano in 2016 by travelers, Su Pallosu is mainly dedicated to cats. Su Pallosu is one of the pearls that dot Capo Mannu, the extreme northern limit of the Sinis peninsula and the marine protected area in which it is protected. It is part of the territory of San Vero Milis, which is about twenty kilometers away, it is known because behind it there is a cat colony that hosts and takes care of cats and organizes guided tours. The cats, whose presence dates back to the early twentieth century, often venture onto the beach: they are the only ones of this species that are not afraid of bathing.

The Torre di Capo Mannu stands on a rocky promontory, offering a spectacular view of the sea and the surrounding coast. Built in the 16th century as part of the defense system against pirate raids, it is surrounded by a landscape characterized by cliffs, crystal clear waters and typical Mediterranean vegetation.

fine white Caribbean sand... lots of seaweed in some places

nice little beach somewhat sheltered from the wind

The Sa Mora tower was built on the place known in 1578 as "Monte delle Saline di Oristano" or also with the name "Capitis Magni seu Salinarum", today called "Matta 'e sa figu" (fig tree). The current name "Sa Mora" appeared in 1639 together with the similar "Puerto de la Mora", the ancient name of Cala Saline or Porto Mandriola. As with many of Sardinia's coastal towers, the view is astonishing.