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Built in the early 1900s and named after Lord Thomas Allnutt Brassey, the Naracauli Washery processed blende, the mineral from which zinc was extracted. Connected to the Gennamari and Ingurtosu mines by funiculars and railways, it was one of Sardinia's main mining facilities for decades. Dismantled in the 1970s, today its monumental remains—immersed in the landscape of the Costa Verde—are one of the most iconic images of the Sardinian Geomineral Park.

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The highest dunes in Europe

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The Nuraghe San Marco stands on the eastern outskirts of Genuri, on the slopes of the southwestern side of the Jara Manna, the largest and most famous Giara. The basalt used to build the monument came from the plateau, which was also a source of food and resources for the peoples who inhabited the Marmilla region, while marl was used for the restoration work that took place in later phases. The building has a complex structure, consisting of a keep and three towers, and it is surrounded by a rampart with five other towers, except for the north side, perhaps because the builders considered the natural protection of the Giara plateau sufficient. Curiously, the southeast tower has a smaller diameter than the other two, while the northeast wall, which follows the profile of the central tower, has sometimes been interpreted as the wall of a fourth corner tower. In the space between the keep and the connecting curtain walls between the towers is a crescent-shaped courtyard, accessed through the entrance to the building on the south side. From the courtyard, which also contains a well, one enters the keep and the corridors leading to the side towers. Inside the keep, the space is cruciform, with two niches at the front and a third opposite the staircase. The northwest tower features six loopholes, two niches, and the absence of an entrance corridor. It opens directly onto the courtyard. Archaeological research has revealed that between the Late Bronze Age and the Late Bronze Age, a destructive event occurred, with relative collapse and subsequent rebuilding: San Marco probably witnessed a – still mysterious – period of crisis and conflict between the Nuragic tribes between the 2nd and 1st millennium BC. The site shows traces of human presence in the Punic period, and there was undoubtedly a settlement there between the late Roman period and the Early Middle Ages. At least eleven "new" rooms were built or added over the nuraghe, some of which probably served as food storage rooms, while the courtyard and towers were used for various purposes, sometimes even for burials. https://www.sardegnaturismo.it/en/explore/nuraghe-san-marco

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A simple road, partly broken and sandy.

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Inside are exhibited reproductions of ancient obsidian tools, and the works of the sculptor Karmine Piras.

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Suddenly you find yourself in front of a fenced-in property. We walked past it on the left. If you don't want to do that, you can cancel the tour.

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Unfortunately, it was not possible to continue right at the beginning, but it is a bit awkward to walk around it

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Fountain usable with church and benches next to it. Ideal for a stopover.

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Marina di Gutturu 'e Flumini, also known as the Marina di Arbus, is a pretty town on the Costa Verde, characterized by brightly colored houses. Positioned at the end of a slope, it offers an extraordinary view of a splendid and quiet beach. From here begins the suggestive coastal road that runs along the entire Costa Verde until reaching Piscinas beach.

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The Flumentorgiu tower, located a short distance from the splendid beach of Torre dei Corsari (whose name refers to this tower), was built by the Spanish towards the end of the 16th century to monitor and defend against the maritime incursions of Saracen pirates. Classified as a "torre de armas", it was capable of resisting any type of naval attack. The sea views from here are naturally expansive and spectacular.

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This long single lane bridge crosses the Marceddì lagoon. Given its size, it is particularly exposed to the wind. It connects the Costa Verde to the Oristano plains. The alternative would be to circumnavigate the lagoon, but this adds several kilometers to the route. Passage is prohibited for any motorized vehicle. The views of the water from both sides, as you stand in the center of the bridge, are extraordinary.

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Overlooking the beach of Corsair Tower, it was built by the Spanish towards the end of the 16th century to control the maritime incursions of Saracen pirates. http://www.arbusturismo.it/it/territorio/da-vedere/luoghi/Torre-di-Flumentorgiu/

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It should be very nice, unfortunately not accessible

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Beautiful village, I highly recommend going to the restaurant in front of the port for lunch

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Ingurtosu

villa inhabited at the time by the management of the mines, overlooking Ingurtosu, facilitating visual control by the managers of the underlying sites

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Evocative mining washing decommissioned in the 70s

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Marina di Gutturu and Flumini

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Picturesque village in the Oristano bay. Positioned between two streams and on the banks of the San Giovanni pond, it gives habitat to numerous species of aquatic birds. Fishing is the main activity, and to eat look for a fish tourism in the area.

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Inside the Monte Arci Park, in the Tanca Manna jar, the Nuraghe Inus is located, surrounded by a dense forest of holm oaks, downy oaks, cork oaks and Mediterranean scrub. There is a picnic area and lookout point with views of the valley below.

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