南サルデーニャのおすすめMTBライド

The evocative Grotta di San Giovanni is a geological and archaeological treasure, as well as the longest vehicle-accessible cave in the world. The cave is accessible from two sides, but the ticket office and information point are located at the main, southern entrance. Entrance is permitted only during cave opening hours. Ticket prices vary depending on the type of visit. You can find all the latest information on the website: https://www.grottasangiovanni.com/.

Completely unusable descent! This has nothing to do with mountain biking! The "path" is completely washed out, and half of the descent is unrideable—let alone walkable.

In September, large sections are impassable due to the many loose stones and very steep cliffs. Bikes often have to be pushed or carried. Therefore, they are not suitable for beginners.

Beautiful mountain bike tour. Great place to rest with a view of the cliffs above the sea.

Beautiful view of the lighthouse

Starting point // The hike begins on the gravel road with the sign for Santa Suia or the sign for Spiaggia Caletta. You can park your car at the edge of the gravel road or directly on the roadside. Marking // First, there are wooden signposts to the lighthouse, then the path continues along a well-trodden path that you can't miss. Only at the end, back over the hill, is the path not always obvious, and it's advisable to walk with a bit of a sense of direction. Hiking guide // We used the Rother hiking guide for Sardinia for this hike. The hike is number 70 in the book.

The hike to Capo Ferrato is an easy circular trail on the Costa Rei, known for its fantastic beaches. It leads over bizarrely shaped granite hills, through dense maquis, and along sandy tracks down to the dreamy beaches on the azure Mediterranean. It can get very hot at times. And if you like, take a short detour to the lighthouse on the cape, surrounded by cacti, and be rewarded with a magnificent view of the coast. The hike is easy to do with dogs.

The hike to Capo Ferrato is an easy circular trail on the Costa Rei, known for its fantastic beaches. It leads over bizarrely shaped granite hills, through dense maquis, and along sandy tracks down to the dreamy beaches on the azure Mediterranean. It can get very hot at times. And if you like, take a short detour to the lighthouse on the cape, surrounded by cacti, and be rewarded with a magnificent view of the coast. The hike is easy to do with dogs.