In Sardinia there are several natural monuments; these are surprising works of nature created thanks to the effects of the elements; winds, water and snow have shaped rocks, cliffs and caves over the millennia.
We remember in particular the Bear Rock, Pedra Longa of Baunei, the abyss of the Golgo or Su Sterru, the rocky arch of S’Archittu, the faraglione of Pan di Zucchero or Concali su Terrainu. There are also many other monuments to see.
Today we will show you Pedra Longa, an impressive limestone cliff in Ogliastra. It is an authentic natural monument, reachable from Santa Maria Navarrese through a small paved road or a coastal path. Pedra Longa, or Perda Longa, is a limestone outcrop overlooking the sea... Read more…
Virtual tour of the natural monument Here we can observe closely the Bear Rock, above a promontory near Palau, in Gallura. You will find more information in the main post about this place. Read more…
Today we talk about a magical place, near Palau: the promontory of Capo d’Orso. On the top of a hill there is the impressive natural monument known as the Bear Rock, famous also in ancient times; it consists of a block of granite, eroded by atmospheric phenomena. Read more…
Autumn is a good season to explore the inland of Sardinia; so, today we will guide you, with a easy excursion, in a charming and mysterious corner in the mountains of Sardinia. We cross the Baunei Supramonte to discover the surprising and deep chasm called the natural Golgo. Read more…