Sardinia
An island, but nearly a separate continent, with a nature, history and culture unique in the world, this is Sardinia.
Most people know it for its sea, candid beaches and emerald water, but Sardinia has much more to narrate and to offer if you have the curiosity and the will to explore it. From the magnificent Supramonte to the mysterious Civilisation of Nuraghes, from Barbagia to coasts still unknown by mass tourism, from caves sinking in the bowels of the earth to untouched islands as Asinara.
Most people know it for its sea, candid beaches and emerald water, but Sardinia has much more to narrate and to offer if you have the curiosity and the will to explore it. From the magnificent Supramonte to the mysterious Civilisation of Nuraghes, from Barbagia to coasts still unknown by mass tourism, from caves sinking in the bowels of the earth to untouched islands as Asinara.
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Cala di Luna
A candid dune, a coastal lagoon, caves, mountains and a blue sea.
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Giara di Gesturi
A plateau covered with cork oaks, a unique and solitary eco-system
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Canyon Gorropu and Flumineddu
A promenade in the deepest canyon in Europe. In Sardinia's Supramonte
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Bue Marino Cave
Between stalactites and stalagmites, the sea deepens in the core of Supramonte
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Nuraghe Mereu
A plunge back in time in the untouched valley of Flumineddu and Gorropu Gorge
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Su Nuraxi (Nuraghe of Barumini)
Royal palace and nuragian fortress, in the UNESCO World Heritage List
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Tiscali (Nuragic village)
A secret town, hidden in a collapsed cave in Supramonte's heart.
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Su Sercone (or Suercone)
In Supramonte, gigantic chasm generated by the collapse of a huge cave.
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