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A few dozen meters of dirt road to visit this beautiful place: covered fountain (this is the intuitive translation) dates back to 1,200 BC and is absolutely worth knowing. At the entrance to the dirt road there is a descriptive panel of the place.

The Pranu Muttedu Park takes the nickname "Sardinian Stonehenge" because it seems to date back to an age before the renowned British monument. The archaeological site is among the largest in Sardinia.

The Flumendosa river is 127 kilometers long and passes through the southern center of the island. It is the second longest river after the Tirso.

Unsuitable for cycle touring or gravel, especially if you have a lot of stony and sandy sections, I would say as a MTB you can definitely take a bath in complete peace 😆

The Tower of San Giovanni is a magnificent Saracen tower overlooking the sea. The tower itself is similar to many others in Sardinia. It's a great vantage point for taking pictures. If you look carefully to the right, you can see the Tower of Santa Lucia in the distance, while on the left it is easy to spot the Tower of the Castello della Fava di Posada. In the past, these towers were used to spot enemy ships, especially pirates, and raise the alarm. Some of these towers are on top of the cliffs and it takes a bit of walking to get there, but this one is very easy to reach.

If you have time, stop and take a look at the largest and most complex nuraghe in Sardinia! It almost looks like a castle in size.

Pleasant example of Aragonese defensive architecture along the Sardinian coast. Place to stop!

Also leave the tap open; the note says to do so.