Ogliastra

Discover the remains of Protonuraghe Serras Interazzas, a testament to Sardinia's prehistoric Nuragic culture.

Nuragheddu is a significant Nuragic settlement in eastern Sardinia, offering deep insights into the Bronze Age and the Nuragic culture.

Explore the remains of Protonuraghe Baccu Arzula, a fascinating archaeological testament to Sardinia's early Nuragic culture.

Protonuraghe Serra 'e Ladamini is a sub-megalithic stone structure from the Bronze Age near Macomer, a fascinating archaeological site offering insights into Sardinia's early Nuragic culture.

Discover the remains of the Protonuraghe Geperarci, a testament to Sardinia's prehistoric Nuragic culture from the Bronze Age.

The Tomba dei Giganti di Osono is a significant Nuragic megalithic tomb nestled in a picturesque valley basin near Triei, Eastern Sardinia.

Protonuraghe Foxi is an archaeological site in Sardinia, home to the remains of a protonuraghe, a precursor to the classical nuraghes.

Sa Domu de Orgia, near Esterzili, is Sardinia's largest known Nuragic megaron temple, an archaeological treasure, and a UNESCO World Heritage candidate.

The Castello di Medusa, an imposing ruin on a limestone peninsula between Samugheo and Asuni, bears witness to Sardinia's rich history.

Grotta Su Marmuri, or 'Marble Cave', is a breathtaking natural wonder in Ulassai, Ogliastra. Considered one of Europe's most significant caves, it offers a fascinating underground tour through immense halls and limestone formations.

The Grotta del Fico is an impressive sea cave on Sardinia's east coast, leading into its interior with fascinating natural sculptures and a path along a fossilized riverbed.

Grotta del Bue Marino is one of Sardinia's most fascinating sea caves, known for its impressive rock formations and underground lakes. Accessible only by boat, it was once a refuge for the Mediterranean monk seal.

Cala Biriala is a picturesque cove on Sardinia's east coast, known for its turquoise waters, ideal for snorkeling and climbing.

The Stazione dell'Arte is a contemporary art museum in Ulassai, dedicated to the life and work of the Sardinian artist Maria Lai. Housed in a former railway station.

The Galleria Civica in Seui is a pinacotheca housed in a historic 1887 palace, featuring a rich collection of local art.

The CaMuC in Ulassai is a versatile contemporary art museum and cultural center offering exhibitions, workshops, and screenings.

The Nuraghe Serbissi complex in Osini stands on a natural rock plateau, offering deep insights into the Sardinian Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Ursu is a Bronze Age nuraghe in Sardinia, an impressive testament to the ancient Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Samucca is a Bronze Age megalithic fortress in Sardinia, offering insights into the Nuragic culture and its ritual significance.

Nuraghe Desfollas is an impressive example of prehistoric architecture in Sardinia, surrounded by the remains of an extensive Nuragic settlement.

The Nuraghe Santa Giusta, an ancient Sardinian megalithic structure on a hilltop south of Tortolì, is a fascinating testament to the Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Arras is a megalithic tower structure, unveiling the mystery of ancient Nuragic culture in the heart of Sardinia.

Nuraghe Lurcuri is a Bronze Age megalithic structure in Sardinia, part of the unique Nuragic culture that flourished from 1800-1100 BC.

Nuraghe Strisaili, actually the archaeological site of "Sa Carcaredda", near Villagrande Strisaili: A Nuragic complex featuring a rare 'ante' temple, Giants' graves, and a village, nestled within an oak forest.

Nuraghe Niedda Puliga in Bari Sardo is a fascinating archaeological site offering insights into Sardinia's Nuragic culture.

The Nuraghe S'Omu e S'Orcu is an impressive quadrilobate Nuragic complex from the Bronze Age, located near the coast and Domusnovas.

Nuraghe Monte Nuxi is an impressive Bronze Age megalithic structure in Sardinia, typical of the island's Nuragic period, which lasted from 1900 to 730 BC.

Nuraghe Puliga is a fascinating relic of the Nuragic culture in eastern Sardinia, a testament to prehistoric architecture and the mysteries of the Bronze Age.

The Nuraghe Aleri in Tertenia is a complex nuraghe perched on a hill overlooking the coast, among the best-preserved in the region.

Nuraghe S'Ulimu in Ulassai is an impressive testament to Nuragic culture, strategically located at 720m in Ogliastra.

The Nuraghe Corti Accas, also known as Corti Baccas, is a prehistoric Bronze Age structure located near Pauli Arbarei in Sardinia.

The Nuraghe San Giovanni, a complex Nuragic system near Villaurbana, features a nuraghe, a village, a giants' tomb, and a sacred well.

Discover the remains of Nuraghe Sa Perda 'e s'Obiga in Cardedu, a testament to ancient Nuragic culture of Sardinia with a central tower and added structures.

Nuraghe Murcu is a fascinating prehistoric site in Sardinia, offering an insight into the mysterious Nuragic culture of the Bronze Age.

Nuraghe Serra 'e S'Omu is an impressive remnant of Sardinia's prehistoric Nuragic culture, set within an archaeologically rich landscape.

Nuraghe Mattale, an imposing testament to Nuragic culture in eastern Sardinia, offers deep insights into the island's Bronze Age.

Nuraghe Floris is one of the many prehistoric tower structures in Sardinia, offering unique insights into the Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Mindeddu is a prehistoric nuraghe in Sardinia, offering insights into the Bronze Age Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Sa Iba Manna: A fascinating Middle Bronze Age archaeological site near Sarroch, testament to Sardinia's ancient Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Lesse is an impressive example of prehistoric Sardinian architecture, a megalithic Bronze Age structure built without mortar.

Nuraghe Marosini in eastern Sardinia is a testament to the ancient Nuragic civilization that shaped the island between 1800 and 700 BC.

Nuraghe Sa Serra de Is Perdas in Eastern Sardinia is a fascinating archaeological site and a complex example of the Bronze Age Nuragic civilization.

Nuraghe Predargiu is an ancient tower-like stone ruin in the heart of Sardinia, a testament to the enigmatic Nuragic civilization.

Nuraghe Punta Moros in Tertenia is a fascinating Bronze Age archaeological site, offering insight into Sardinia's millennia-old Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Co'e Serra perches on a rocky outcrop in the Golgo plateau of Baunei, near the path to Cala Goloritzè.

The Nuraghe Sellersu is a fascinating prehistoric site on a basalt plateau, majestically overlooking the Bay of Cea.

Discover the remains of Nuraghe Brocca, a fascinating testament to the Nuragic culture in Sardinia. Immerse yourself in the island's prehistoric past.

Discover Nuraghe Su Crastu, a fascinating Bronze Age tower fort in Sardinia, known for its rare double-chambered structures.

Discover the remains of Nuraghe Perd’e Pera, a testament to Sardinia's fascinating Nuragic culture. Delve into the mysterious past of this ancient civilization.

Nuraghe Sant'Acqua Sa Canna is a prehistoric megalithic structure in Sardinia, set within an archaeologically rich landscape not far from the coast.

The Nuraghe Genna Masoni, a single-towered nuraghe in Ogliastra, offers insights into ancient Sardinian Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Moru in eastern Sardinia is a significant Bronze Age megalithic structure, deeply rooted in the island's history.

Nuragic society and its monumental remains shaped Sardinia. The Nuraghi are unique Bronze Age testimonies that continue to fascinate.

The Nuraghe Urceni near Osini is an impressive example of a mountain nuraghe, majestically overlooking the surrounding landscape.

Nuraghe Musciu near Cardedu is an impressive Bronze Age fortress built from dark porphyry, set in the wild landscape of eastern Sardinia. A testament to ancient Sardinian architecture.

Nuraghe Genna Didu in Tertenia is a lesser-known but architecturally interesting Nuragic complex located in the Tacchi d'Ogliastra of eastern Sardinia.

Discover Nuraghe Preduxeddu, an ancient stone structure from the Nuragic Age in the heart of Sardinia, a testament to the mysterious Nuragic culture.

Discover the remains of Nuraghe Trunconi, an impressive prehistoric fortress near Cardedu in Sardinia, offering insights into Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Murcu is a fascinating testament to the Nuragic culture in Sardinia, offering insights into the Bronze Age of this Mediterranean island.

Nuraghe Seroni is a fascinating testament to the Nuragic culture in Sardinia, offering insights into the Bronze Age of this unique people and their architecture.

The Nuraghe s'Ulimu in Ulassai is an impressive testament to Nuragic culture. It sits at 720m altitude, offering sweeping views of the valleys.

Nuraghe Pauli, also known as Su Nuraxi 'e Pauli, is a well-preserved single-tower nuraghe in Seulo, Central Sardinia, built from local schist rock.

Nuraghe San Pietro in Torpè is a Bronze Age Nuragic complex, also showing traces of Roman use as a granary. A historically significant site in Central Sardinia.

Nuraghe Perdesorris is a single-tower nuraghe in Lanusei, nestled in the rich archaeological landscape of Eastern Sardinia, a testament to Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Boschinu in Bari Sardo is an important Bronze Age nuraghe in Sardinia, of significant archaeological interest, offering insights into the Nuragic culture.

Nuraghe Cea is an archaeological site providing an excellent insight into Sardinia's Bronze Age Nuragic culture.

Pedra Longa, near Baunei, is a striking 128-meter high limestone stack rising from the sea – a natural monument and climber's paradise.

The Monumento naturale Scala di San Giorgio di Osini is an impressive natural monument in the heart of Sardinia, known for its majestic gorge.

Spiaggia Ziu Santoru in the Gulf of Orosei is a picturesque cove, known for its turquoise waters, impressive caves, and diverse marine life.

Cala Bacu Praidas is a wild, natural cove in Cardedu, known for its crystal-clear waters and tranquil atmosphere.

Spiaggia delle Sorgenti, located in eastern Sardinia, is a hidden gem. Clear waters and a tranquil atmosphere invite you to relax.

Foxi Manna is an expansive sandy beach on Sardinia's east coast, ideal for families and those seeking tranquility and clear waters.

Su Feilau beach on the Costa di Baunei is a picturesque spot in Eastern Sardinia with fine sand and turquoise sea, ideal for relaxation.

Spiaggia di San Gemiliano near Tortolì boasts fine sand, crystal-clear water, and a shallow seabed – ideal for families.

Spiaggia di Foddini is a long sandy beach on the southeast coast of Sardinia, near Cardedu, known for its light golden sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Particularly popular with wind and kitesurfers.

Cala dei Gabbiani, a gem of the Costa di Baunei, captivates with its crystal-clear, ever-changing waters and fine pebbles. A breathtaking natural wonder in the Gulf of Orosei.

Foxi Murdegu is a spacious beach on Sardinia's east coast, famed for its fine sand, turquoise waters, and a historic watchtower backdrop.

Cala Goloritzé is a spectacular beach on Sardinia's east coast, famous for its natural arch and the impressive Aguglia rock pinnacle.

Cala Goloritzè is a breathtaking cove on Sardinia's east coast, known for its turquoise waters, dramatic limestone cliffs, and iconic rock pinnacle.

Lido di Orrì near Tortolì is a beautiful beach on Sardinia's east coast with fine sand and shallow, crystal-clear waters, perfect for families.

Lido delle Rose in Lotzorai is an extensive sandy beach on Sardinia's east coast, known for its shallow waters and golden sand.

Spiaggia di Tancau, located on the Ogliastra coast, is a wide beach with fine sand and clear, shallow waters, perfect for families.

Spiaggia di Foddini in Cardedu is a long sandy beach in Ogliastra with golden sand, crystal-clear water, and a pine forest in the background.

Cala Luna is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia and the Mediterranean. Known for its fine, light sand, turquoise waters, and impressive sea caves, it is a true natural gem.

Spiaggia di Musculedda in Ogliastra is a spacious, family-friendly sandy beach with shallow waters, perfect for peace and relaxation.

Spiaggia di Planargia in Bari Sardo, eastern Sardinia, is a long, natural beach with fine sand and pebbles, surrounded by pine trees.

Punta Niedda is a freely accessible beach on Sardinia's east coast, known for its fine golden sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Spiaggia della Marina di Cardedu is a long coastal stretch in eastern Sardinia featuring light sand, clear waters, and a refreshing pine forest.

Spiaggia di San Diego (often called Punta Don Diego) in Tortolì is known for its golden sand and clear, turquoise waters.

Spiaggia di Santa Maria Navarrese, on Sardinia's east coast, is known for its turquoise waters and sand with pinkish hues. Family-friendly and equipped.

Porto Frailis is a picturesque bay on Sardinia's east coast, near Tortolì, known for its fine sand and calm, blue sea.

Su Sirboni is a hidden cove in Ogliastra, featuring crystal-clear waters, fine sand, and striking red rocks, enveloped by Mediterranean scrub.

Coccorrocci is Sardinia's largest pebble beach, located on the east coast. Renowned for its colorful, smooth porphyry pebbles and wild beauty.

Cala di Pedra Longa, known for its striking limestone rock, offers a unique blend of nature and adventure on Sardinia's east coast.

Spiaggia di Cea, a jewel of Ogliastra, enchants with white sand, crystal-clear waters, and characteristic red porphyry stacks.

Spiaggia di Foddini I in Cardedu, on Sardinia's east coast, is an expansive beach with golden sand and crystal-clear waters, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation.

Perd'e Pera is a picturesque sandy beach on Sardinia's east coast, known for its crystal-clear waters and natural surroundings.

Spiaggia di Iscrixedda, also known as Lido delle Rose, is a picturesque beach in Eastern Sardinia with golden sand, shallow waters, and a tranquil atmosphere.

Il Golfetto, also known as Cala Ginepro or Spiaggia Muxi, is a picturesque beach cove near Tortolì in the Ogliastra region, famous for its crystal-clear, turquoise waters.

Museddu Beach, near Cardedu on Sardinia's east coast, captivates with golden sand, pebble sections, and crystal-clear waters.

Cala 'e Luas is a picturesque beach on the east coast of Sardinia, known for its azure waters and tranquil atmosphere, ideal for relaxation.

Sa Marina is a long free beach area in Bari Sardo on Sardinia's east coast, known for fine sand and a rapidly deepening sea.

Lido di Orrì is a beautiful beach in the Ogliastra region, just a few kilometers from Tortolì, known for its fine sand and shallow, crystal-clear waters.

Spiaggia Riva di Ponente in Tortolì is a spacious sandy beach with shallow waters, ideal for families and those seeking tranquility on Sardinia's east coast.

Baia Cea is a charming beach on Sardinia's east coast, known for its fine white sand and crystal-clear waters.

Cala Mariolu is a paradisiacal beach in the Gulf of Orosei, renowned for its turquoise waters and stunning rocky coastline. One of Sardinia's most beautiful gems.

Spiaggia di Isula Manna near Lotzorai is an extensive beach with fine sand and clear waters on Sardinia's east coast.

Spiaggia di Punta Su Mastixi is a unique cove on Sardinia's east coast, southeast of Barisardo. It is characterized by volcanic rock formations and clear, turquoise waters.

Cala Sisine is a picturesque cove on Sardinia's east coast, renowned for its fine pebble beach, crystal-clear waters, and majestic cliffs.

Spiaggia di Pollu in Lotzorai, Ogliastra, is a tranquil sandy beach with light sand and rocks, bordered by a lush pine forest.