Typical of the area:
The Gallura region became known thanks to the Costa Smeralda and its emerald-green sea. But furthermore is characterized by bizarre granite rock formations, chiseled by the wind, antique cork oak forests, Vermentino wineries and the culinary specialty Zuppa Gallurese. Characteristic of this area are also the “Stazzi” (Sardinian stone houses) of the Gallura shepherds.

The most exclusive holiday resort of this coastal strip. Only animated in the summer months. From the 70s this area was aimed and dedicated to the upper class tourist market and distinguishes itself with a special architectural style with round arches, low buildings and pastel colored exterior walls.

At the top of North Sardinia opposite the island of La Maddalena. It's the main centre of the surrounding smaller holidays resorts. As well as the departing point for the ferries to the islands of La Maddalena and Corsica.

Two neighboring islands in the protected area of the archipelago of La Maddalena. A 600 meters long bridge for cars joins the island of La Maddalena to Caprera. The later is the adoptive country of the Italian national hero Giuseppe Garibaldi where you can pay a visit to his country house as well as the Museo Nazionale del Compendio Garibaldino.

The bear rock is on the promontory of the same name Capo d'Orso close to Palau. From here you can see the extensive archipelago of La Maddalena.

In Arzachena, not far from Piazza Risorgimento, lies the rock 'Il Fungo'. The naturally shaped granite sculpture has the form of a large mushroom.

2 Km Southeast from Arzachena on the SS 125 lies Nuraghe Albucciu. A well-known, prehistoric monument. Around the Nuraghe you can see the remnants of the Megaron temple Malchittu (approx. 1500 b. C.)

This very famous grave of the giants, only few kilometers away from Arzachena, developed in two different phases. A tunnel grave was built between the 18th and 16th Century b. C.; and in nuragic time (16th to 12th Century b. C.) a semicircular area was developed for ritual purposes.

It's a worth seeing necropolis approximately 8 km distance from Arzachena, in direction of Luogosanto. It comes from the Neolithic herdsmen culture period of Arzachena. (From 3500 to 2700 b. C.)

A picturesque little granite town in the Limbara mountains. It lies approximately 600 ms above sea level, in the midst of impressive granite rocks and antique cork oak forests.

Approximately 4 km to the west of Santa Teresa di Gallura. Here wind and waves have shaped natural, imaginative sculptures in the granite rocks.

The "moon valley" is an impressive, wide granite cliff. Where on its sides high cliff faces were chiseled by the winds and sea to shapes that remind of fabulous creature. The "moon valley" is approximately 3 km from Santa Teresa di Gallura, in direction of Capo Testa. To reach it you can take a 600-mt narrow path before the street to the lighthouse.

From Santa Teresa di Gallura you can have a good sight of the French neighbouring island, Corsica. The ferry crossing only takes approximately 60 min. from here.

Diving / Horse Riding

Arzachena/ Baia di Arzachena/ Porto Cervo