Typical of the area:
Numerous, sandy beaches one after the other and popular holiday resorts

A small town which has developed itself during the past years from a fishing village into a tourism centre. Many restaurants, numerous ice-cream parlors and discotheques promise a wide offer of leisure.

The lake accommodates rare animal species, like for instance flamingos

This small, historic city was built in the 12th centuries. Here you can see the " Castello della Fava " - (the broad bean castle), that offers a wonderful panorama on the surrounding landscape and the sea.

Small yacht port, approximately 20 km north of La Caletta.

Small holiday resort on the Costa degli Oleandri, 15 km north of La Caletta with a long sandy beach.

Holidays resort with a small yacht harbour and long sandy beaches on both sides.

Small holidays resort on the Costa degli Oleandri, closeby to La Caletta

This guard tower was probably built in the 4th Century and restored in 6th Century.

The guard tower was built in the 6th Century, in order to protect the island against Pirates raids. Beside the tower there's a church, which was edificated on the 8th Century.

This very well known grave of the Giants in form of a Dolmen derives from the bronze age. And it can be found on the highway between Dorgali and Nuoro.

Conveniently along the highway SS 125 between Dorgali and Orosei. This worth seeing limestone cave has probably the biggest stalactite of Europe (approx. 38 meters with approx. 2 meters of diameter), in the middle of a circular cave. This cave is named Ispingoli that translated means " thorn in the neck ". In ancient times it was already a cult site for the Phoenicians and the Punics.

The historical place Orosei lies underneath the mountain Monte Tuttavista (806 m), only few kilometers from the sea, and was already a town in the early Middle Age. Today Orosei has 5000 inhabitants and its small, historic local centre with a characteristic "Piazzetta", medieval and baroque buildings, together with beautiful sacred buildings gives to the place a typical local and mediterranean atmosphere.

It's the bigger city inland. In the Ethnology Museum of Nuoro you can view the Sardinian mask and dress collection, with gold jewellery and other objects of Sardinian artcraft. Furthermore, in the centre of Nuoro you find the birthplace house of the commemorate Nobel price for literature (1926) Grazia Deledda. She was the first woman who was distinguished with the title. Besides, at the central Piazza Sebastiano Satta you can also admire the stone sculpture of the Sardinian artist Costantino Nivola.

To the south of Cala Gonone there is one of the longest, car free, coastal strechtes of Sardinia. They can be visited either on foot or with regularly organized boat trips. The area is especially ideal for climbers and trekkers.

This limestone cave belongs to the most beautiful one of Sardinia. Till few years ago the monk seals lived here and gave their name to the cave. You can reach the cave only with organized boat excursions from Cala Gonone, Santa Maria Navarrese and Arbatax.

Diving / Trekking / Bike riding / Golf

San Teodoro / the area of Puntaldia