Telti

Telti is an Italian municipality located in north-eastern Sardinia with approximately 2,300 inhabitants. The village is situated in the historical region of Gallura and belongs administratively to the province of Gallura Nord-Est Sardegna. As a typical municipality of this region, the town is characterized by its inland location while remaining closely linked to the north-eastern coastal area. The settlement represents the quiet, rural side of the island and offers an authentic insight into life away from the major tourist centers. With a stable population, Telti forms an important local center in the hilly landscape of Gallura, defined by its independent identity within the autonomous region of Sardinia.

The municipality of Telti is located in the north-east of the Mediterranean island of Sardinia. It is part of the province of Gallura Nord-Est Sardegna. Geographically, the town is embedded in the characteristic hilly landscape of Gallura, a region known for its granite formations and cork oak forests. The location allows quick access to the north-eastern coastal sections, while the town itself retains the character of an inland retreat. The administrative assignment to the province of Gallura highlights the regional importance of Telti as part of the north-eastern network of island municipalities.

Location in the historical Gallura regionPart of the Province of Gallura Nord-Est SardegnaAuthentic Sardinian village life in the north-east