Piscine Lecis
Nature

Piscine Lecis

San Vito

Route

Piscina Lecis is a natural swimming spot reached by hiking through the picturesque nature around San Vito, Sardinia. The trail leads through forests and along the Flumini Uri, past ancient rock formations.

Location

San Vito
Coordinates: 39.43553, 9.47021

Piscina Lecis is a hidden gem in the San Vito region of Sardinia. This natural site is renowned for its picturesque surroundings, characterized by dense forests, Mediterranean scrub, and the impressive streams of the Flumini Uri. The landscape features geologically interesting rock formations, dating back up to 500 million years. Access is typically via a moderate to challenging hiking trail, approximately 13 kilometers long. The trekking path offers an excellent opportunity to experience Sardinia's unspoiled nature and enjoy tranquility away from the bustling coastal areas. Although the trail requires some effort, it rewards with the beauty of Piscina Lecis and the surrounding wilderness.

Highlights

  • Natural swimming spot in untouched nature
  • Hike through forests and along the Flumini Uri
  • Geologically ancient rock formations (500 million years)
  • Peace and seclusion

Tips

  • Allow ample time for the 13 km hike.
  • Wear sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing.
  • Bring plenty of water and provisions.
  • Check the exact trail description and difficulty level.

Practical information

Shade

Yes

Difficulty

mittel

Best Season

Frühling und Herbst

Distance Km

13

Water Source

No

Family Friendly

No

Specialties

The geological formations around Piscina Lecis are up to 500 million years old, providing a unique backdrop.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the hike to Piscina Lecis?
The hike to Piscina Lecis is approximately 13 kilometers long.
Is the trail to Piscina Lecis difficult?
The trail is described as moderate to challenging, leading through forests and along a river.
Are there water sources along the way?
It is recommended to bring your own water, as no explicit sources are mentioned.
Best time
Spring and autumn, to avoid extreme heat
Getting there
Access is via an approximately 13 km trekking path from San Vito, leading through forested areas and along the Flumini Uri.

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