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Located between Porto Pino and Candiani, Porto Pineddu beach is a small sandy cove nestled between rocks and Mediterranean scrub. Less crowded than nearby Porto Pino, it offers clear waters and shallow waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

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.

Nice country with canals and a few km away incredible dunes very famous

In Teulada there is a wetland of great naturalistic importance, protected by Natura 2000 and part of the "Porto Pino" complex. Rich in biodiversity and fish interest, it hosts various species such as eels, mugilids, gilt-head breams, sea bass and white breams, exploited for professional fishing. Although there are no stories, typical products or particular anecdotes, the place fascinates for its natural beauty and its tranquil atmosphere.

The coastal system of Porto Pino, now a SCI, includes a promontory with sandy and rocky coasts overlooking the Sardinian Sea and several ponds (Maestrale, Is Brebeis, Porto Pino, Foxi and del Corvo), important for flora and fauna. The promontory hosts a rare pine forest of Pinus halepensis on a calcareous-sandy substrate. The area is also a fundamental stopover for migratory birds between Europe and Africa, offering opportunities for nature walks and birdwatching.

In the countryside of Piscinas, around 1000, the Benedictines built a convent, the center of local activities. Over the centuries, the town of Piscinas was united with Giba and passed to various feudal lords, until it was assigned to the Salazar family of Iglesias in 1587. At the end of the nineteenth century, the Salazars built Villa Salazar (or Villa Bice), designed by the architect Giorgio Asproni, acquired by the Municipality in 2002 to make it a multipurpose cultural center, immersed in a park with rare and centuries-old plants.

Bird watchers will get their money's worth here.

Very idyllic here in Porto Pino. Still deserted in March, but certainly a great, lively little place in the summer.