Overview
Sant'Antonio di Gallura is a charming municipality in northeastern Sardinia, home to approximately 1,430 inhabitants. Located in the historical subregion of Gallura, the village offers an authentic atmosphere away from the major tourist crowds. The municipality belongs to the Province of Gallura North-East Sardinia and represents the typical character of the island's interior while remaining strategically close to the coast. Visitors find a community here that is deeply rooted in the history and landscapes of Gallura. The village serves as an important point of reference for the surrounding area and preserves the cultural identity of the region. With its position between major centers like Olbia and the northern coast, it forms a bridge between the sea and the granite mountains of the hinterland.
Location
The geographical location of Sant'Antonio di Gallura is characterized by its strategic position in the Province of Gallura North-East Sardinia. The municipality is situated approximately 20 kilometers northwest of the port city of Olbia, making it an easily accessible destination near the Costa Smeralda. The distance to the Sardinian capital, Cagliari, in the south is about 200 kilometers. The municipal area is defined by the typical hilly landscape of Gallura, known for its distinctive granite formations and cork oak forests. The elevation often provides wide views over the surrounding countryside to the sea, even though the village itself is located inland.
Highlights
Location in the historical Gallura subregionProximity to the city of Olbia (20 km)Typical Sardinian village life with approx. 1,430 inhabitants
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