나르카오/나르카오 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

The signpost is missing, but this is the top of the Coremò Pass, which connects Iglesias and Terraseo

Carloforte, still closely linked to Pegli and Genoa, is the island's only center, with 6,000 inhabitants. It enchants with its many narrow streets rising up a gentle slope, its colorful corners and sea views, its small harbor, and its former defenses, of which watchtowers and sections of walls with forts can still be seen, including La Porta del Leone. Among the architectural highlights of this town, which is included in the Club of the Most Beautiful Towns in Italy, are U Palassiu, dating from the early 20th century and now the Giuseppe Cavallera Cinema, and the Church of the Madonna del Naufrago, which houses the wooden statue venerated by the Tabarkin people, a symbol of the faith and solidarity of the community.

The town's main church, with a modern appearance that barely catches the eye of travelers passing through Terraseo. There's a small fountain in the square for refilling your water.

A tiny hamlet of Narcao, it has barely 400 inhabitants. The Punic temple of Terraseo is noteworthy. This rural temple is located along a dirt road a few hundred meters after the village cemetery (Bagoi, on the map).

In the middle of the bend, you can barely see two pipes with a low flow rate. Even in the summer, it's freezing cold, but there are always people stocking up on water. Everyone I spoke to assured me the water was drinkable, and I quenched my thirst without suffering any harm!

If you're coming from Iglesias towards Terraseo, be prepared. The next few kilometers will be scenic but challenging, with gradients sometimes exceeding 10%.

Small town in the Iglesiente area with an ancient mining history.

In the tourist port, which houses up to 400 boats, you can enjoy a splendid view of the sunset and a "lungoporto" that can also be traveled by bike!