Seui

Seui is a characteristic municipality located in the historical subregion of Barbagia di Seùlo, in the heart of Sardinia. Situated at a significant altitude of 820 meters above sea level, it stands as the sixth highest village on the island. With a population of approximately 1,137 inhabitants, the town preserves an authentic atmosphere within the Province of Ogliastra. Geographically, Seui is positioned about 70 kilometers north of the regional capital, Cagliari, and around 30 kilometers southwest of Tortolì. Its location between the inland mountains and the coast makes it a relevant connection point in the central Sardinian landscape, offering visitors a blend of tradition and mountain serenity.

Seui occupies a strategic position in the Province of Ogliastra, in the central-eastern part of Sardinia. The municipality is distinguished by its considerable altitude of 820 meters, making it the sixth highest town in the entire region. The distance to the coastal town of Tortolì is approximately 30 kilometers to the southwest, while the regional capital, Cagliari, lies about 70 kilometers to the south. Within the administrative structure, Seui belongs to the Barbagia di Seùlo, an area known for its distinct topographical features. This location not only shapes the cooler climate of the town but also determines the social and economic relations with the surrounding settlements of the mountainous territory.

Altitude of 820 meters above sea levelBelonging to the Barbagia di Seùlo subregionSixth highest municipality in Sardinia