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pull over to the right and enjoy 👌

Calling it a cycle path seems too much to me given its length that does not reach 300 meters. Cycle paths are something else.

Vast estates for the wine production of local cellars, crossed by a cycle path

Great way to get in and out of Cagliari on a bike.

Sant'Elia lighthouse

Cycle path recently built near Cagliari

The Porto di Cagliari is a vibrant and historic port that serves as a crucial maritime hub in the Mediterranean. Located just 11 miles from the Gibraltar-Suez sea route, it is divided into two main areas: the historic port and the canal port. The historic port, with its 5,800-meter-long quay, handles commercial traffic, ro-ro (roll-on/roll-off) ships, and passenger/cruise ships, while the canal port, extending over 1,600 meters, offers five berths for commercial activities and also supports petrochemical/oil docks in the nearby Sarroch area. One interesting historical fact about the Porto di Cagliari is its strategic importance since ancient times. It has been a pivotal maritime gateway for various civilizations, including the Phoenicians, Romans, and Byzantines, who utilized its advantageous position for trade and military purposes. 🚢✨

The Porto di Cagliari is a bustling hub of maritime activity, offering a mesmerizing display of ships of all sizes and types. 🚢 From majestic cruise liners to sleek military vessels, and from quaint yachts to grand sailing boats, the harbor is a paradise for boat enthusiasts. ⛵ Taking a leisurely stroll along the waterfront provides a captivating opportunity to admire these vessels up close, each with its own unique charm and character. 🌊 The sight of these ships against the backdrop of the sparkling sea creates a picturesque scene that is sure to leave a lasting impression. 🌟