Meana Sardo

Meana Sardo is a charming municipality in the province of Nuoro, deeply rooted in the historical region of Barbagia di Belvì in Sardinia. With a stable population of approximately 1,511 to 1,543 inhabitants, the village represents the authentic way of life in the island's interior. Geographically, the town is strategically nested between the major centers of Cagliari and Nuoro. As part of the autonomous region of Sardinia, Meana Sardo preserves its character as a typical Sardinian mountain community. Visitors will find a peaceful atmosphere here, characterized by the rugged beauty of Barbagia and the hospitality of its residents.

The municipality is situated in an interesting geographical location in the central part of Sardinia. Meana Sardo is approximately 45 kilometers southwest of the provincial capital, Nuoro. Those traveling from the island's capital, Cagliari, in the south, cover a distance of about 80 kilometers heading north. The town belongs to the province of Nuoro and is an essential part of Barbagia di Belvì, an area known for its striking topography and cultural independence within the island.

Location in Barbagia di BelvìProximity to Nuoro (45 km)Accessibility from Cagliari (80 km)