Gallura is a region located in the north east of Sardinia; the most important cities of this area are Olbia and Tempio.
There are also numerous tourist towns along the sea: Santa Teresa di Gallura, Palau, Porto Cervo, La Maddalena, Budoni and San Teodoro.
Today we will show you the coastline in the area of the mouth of the Liscia River, between the municipalities of Santa Teresa di Gallura and Palau. The beach, depending on the access points, takes various names: Porto Liscia, Fiumara del Liscia and Barrabisa. It is certainly a surprising destination: Read more…
Cala Sarraina is a wonderful sandy cove in the north of Sardinia, an interesting destination both in summer and for excursions during other seasons. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Expand on Google Maps The beach The cove is between 20 and 30 kilometers from the main tourist resorts in the Read more…
Badesi is a tourist resort in western Gallura. The town is located on a hill, a few kilometers from the coast, from which you can enjoy an excellent view of the Valledoria plain. The long sandy coast of Badesi extends for about 8 km, from the mouth of the Coghinas Read more…
A short virtual tour in the park of Monti Casteddu allows you to admire the two points, in our opinion, the most suggestive; to learn more about the park and the Nuragic settlement, you can read this post. The map shows the places for which a 360° panoramic photo is Read more…
The area of Luogosanto, in the Gallura inland, is ideal for walks and excursions in the countryside that allow you to learn about the history. Here there are in fact many testimonies of the past. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Expand on Google Maps Luogosanto In the area of Luogosanto Read more…
The municipality of Arzachena is very large, located in the north east of Gallura. This area is known for the seaside resorts of the Costa Smeralda, but also for the numerous archaeological monuments of the Nuragic and pre-Nuragic periods in the hinterland. © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors Expand on Google Read more…
Visit to the park of Via Alessandro Nanni In Olbia, in the small park near Via Nanni you can see the unearthed ancient Roman ruins. Historians believe that this is the final part of the ancient aqueduct that supplied the city with water from the north. The perimeter walls of Read more…
Olbia is a small town on the coast in the north-east of Sardinia of great historical importance. The town is located in the middle of a fascinating natural amphitheater: a basin surrounded by hills and mountains; furthermore towards the sea, in the distance, we can see the square promontory of Read more…
We have described the ancient oleaster trees of Luras in the previous post and now you can admire them with a virtual walk! The map shows the places for which a panoramic photo or a 360° route is available: © Printmaps.net – OSM Contributors 1 The site of the ancient Read more…
On the Sardinian hills there is a tree known as “Patriarca Verde” (Green Patriarch); it is the oldest wild olive tree in the world with a history of thousands of years! Surrounded by meadows and woods, this tree is part of the group of millenary oleaster trees of Luras. © Read more…