More than a holiday trip, made in the company of friends Giancarlo and Anna Mery, already with us in the journey to West Africa .
We asp ettato that diminish the great multitude of guests of August, then August 20 In the afternoon we inbarcati a ferry, the Moby Line Very comfortable, which took us five hours to Olbia. We booked tickets on the internet and made approximately one month in advance and we received a very affordable price: Motorhome + 2 persons A / R for € 167.64.
landing and already evening and we decided to sleep in the parking lot of the port, a bit 'noisy, but obviates the need to go find a rest area in the dark.
The idea is to see the western part of the island so we go north, avoiding the coastal road of the Emerald Coast, come quickly
Torre Vignola, as well as Santa Teresa di Gallura. Driving along the highway that runs along the sea 500 meters before Torre Vignola on the right is a dirt parking under a pine forest where a path leads into a hundred meters to a beautiful beach bathroom, dining room, yet very quiet beach and overnight.
Continuing the same State, the No. 200, and after a slight detour at the Castelsardo to see the Elephant Rock,
in Marina di Sorso we step back, here are several parking
unpaved at the seaside, are calmer than those without kiosk, we have Parking stop at No. 7. In these car parks is expected to pay for parking but no one has requested payment, we spent a beautiful day on the beach and stay in perfect peace.
More than leave to go to the sea Sassari with a visit to Temple Mount Accoddi, an 'immersion in the prehistory of Sardinia, we are in the third millennium BC The site has some good tourist facilities, sin maintenance is virtually non-existent. Shortly
oltr Sassari and south-east side of the highway 597 are the Basilica of the Holy Trinity of Saccargia built in 1116 with features alternating bands of black basalt and white limestone, the removal procedure is very suggestive.
You return to the sea to look for a place to stay. A Stintino have to give up because of the multitude of cars and campers in the parking lots, at the same Argentiera feature with what remains of the buildings of the silver mine and a beautiful sea, but too small to accommodate campers, especially in summer. We find an accommodation in Capo Ferro near the tower on a hill Bantile Sale above the waves, driven by a beautiful Mistral wind.
A couple of days of relaxation and then a trip to Capo Caccia, beautiful scenery and beautiful sea. In the area we did not miss two interesting sites: the Nuraghe Palmavera nuragico a village dating back to 3500 years ago, and the Necropolis Anghelo Ruiu, the largest island with its 36 tombs dating back to a period between 2700 and For the 3300 BC
overnight stop, we stop to ample "I Platani" near Fertilia. Very beautiful area with all types of services and making service with shuttle to nearby beaches and famous, the supermarket, and the center of Alghero. From here take the shuttle, which were the only users, we visited Alghero with its ramparts that enclose the old city in which it is pleasant to walk and admire the numerous display cases containing objects made from coral to which this city is famous. Further down south we did stop in the Torre Argentina, wonderful sea, not just the pay parking area, and then again on Capo Mannu near the tower in a municipal parking fee for campers, but without the services sea \u200b\u200band very quiet. To visit
Tharros, a major port and the first Punic and Phoenician ro
hand, we stopped in San Giovanni in Sinis, notable early Christian basilica of the fifth century. Leaving Oristano is a must visit to the Basilica of St. Just, the columns of the crypt where they come from old excavations made Tharros. Oristano
After we make a detour to Pau at the foot of Monte Arci, known as the "City Obsidian" and here we have to lament the closing of the museum Obsidian, though it was Saturday morning, and the complete lack of information, including knocking on the door of the town no one has replied!
A couple of days at sea in Cala Campu Climb to the top of the Costa Verde in the municipality of Arbus (attention all over the territory of Arbus, you can rest with permission where camper but firefighters are on alert in that there is no camping). Going to the Head of Sheep, another beautiful spot of sea in which our four days, the area of \u200b\u200bcross-Sulcis Iglesiente where many mines are now inactive, but where up to half of the last century was fervent work of the miners, we visited at Gal Ingurtosu the well with a small but comprehensive museum of life in the mines. The last stop on the west coast of Sardinia is the island of S. Antioco, unfortunately due to the time that has failed and of the parking area of \u200b\u200bCo '' and Quaddus rather poorly made, perhaps because at the end of the season, has not received favorable reviews from our side.
Crossing to return to Olbia, Sardinia is well worth it to stop to visit the necropolis of Monte Sirai near the coal-and Barrumini Su Nuraxi, nuragic the most important and suggestive of Sardinia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And 'we think it worthwhile to take a detour to see this site because you can only access with guided tours that explain very well the characteristics of buildings and of life at nuragica.
few more days on the seashore near Orrì Tortolì equipped with a stop in Tanca Orrì that deserves to be cited for outstanding service and courtesy of the operators.
Berchida last stop on the beach, and between Orosei Siniscola worth a visit even if the road is unpaved.
We asp ettato that diminish the great multitude of guests of August, then August 20 In the afternoon we inbarcati a ferry, the Moby Line Very comfortable, which took us five hours to Olbia. We booked tickets on the internet and made approximately one month in advance and we received a very affordable price: Motorhome + 2 persons A / R for € 167.64.
landing and already evening and we decided to sleep in the parking lot of the port, a bit 'noisy, but obviates the need to go find a rest area in the dark.
The idea is to see the western part of the island so we go north, avoiding the coastal road of the Emerald Coast, come quickly
Torre Vignola, as well as Santa Teresa di Gallura. Driving along the highway that runs along the sea 500 meters before Torre Vignola on the right is a dirt parking under a pine forest where a path leads into a hundred meters to a beautiful beach bathroom, dining room, yet very quiet beach and overnight.
Continuing the same State, the No. 200, and after a slight detour at the Castelsardo to see the Elephant Rock,
in Marina di Sorso we step back, here are several parking
unpaved at the seaside, are calmer than those without kiosk, we have Parking stop at No. 7. In these car parks is expected to pay for parking but no one has requested payment, we spent a beautiful day on the beach and stay in perfect peace.
More than leave to go to the sea Sassari with a visit to Temple Mount Accoddi, an 'immersion in the prehistory of Sardinia, we are in the third millennium BC The site has some good tourist facilities, sin maintenance is virtually non-existent. Shortly
oltr Sassari and south-east side of the highway 597 are the Basilica of the Holy Trinity of Saccargia built in 1116 with features alternating bands of black basalt and white limestone, the removal procedure is very suggestive.
You return to the sea to look for a place to stay. A Stintino have to give up because of the multitude of cars and campers in the parking lots, at the same Argentiera feature with what remains of the buildings of the silver mine and a beautiful sea, but too small to accommodate campers, especially in summer. We find an accommodation in Capo Ferro near the tower on a hill Bantile Sale above the waves, driven by a beautiful Mistral wind.
A couple of days of relaxation and then a trip to Capo Caccia, beautiful scenery and beautiful sea. In the area we did not miss two interesting sites: the Nuraghe Palmavera nuragico a village dating back to 3500 years ago, and the Necropolis Anghelo Ruiu, the largest island with its 36 tombs dating back to a period between 2700 and For the 3300 BC overnight stop, we stop to ample "I Platani" near Fertilia. Very beautiful area with all types of services and making service with shuttle to nearby beaches and famous, the supermarket, and the center of Alghero. From here take the shuttle, which were the only users, we visited Alghero with its ramparts that enclose the old city in which it is pleasant to walk and admire the numerous display cases containing objects made from coral to which this city is famous. Further down south we did stop in the Torre Argentina, wonderful sea, not just the pay parking area, and then again on Capo Mannu near the tower in a municipal parking fee for campers, but without the services sea \u200b\u200band very quiet. To visit
Tharros, a major port and the first Punic and Phoenician ro
hand, we stopped in San Giovanni in Sinis, notable early Christian basilica of the fifth century. Leaving Oristano is a must visit to the Basilica of St. Just, the columns of the crypt where they come from old excavations made Tharros. Oristano After we make a detour to Pau at the foot of Monte Arci, known as the "City Obsidian" and here we have to lament the closing of the museum Obsidian, though it was Saturday morning, and the complete lack of information, including knocking on the door of the town no one has replied!
A couple of days at sea in Cala Campu Climb to the top of the Costa Verde in the municipality of Arbus (attention all over the territory of Arbus, you can rest with permission where camper but firefighters are on alert in that there is no camping). Going to the Head of Sheep, another beautiful spot of sea in which our four days, the area of \u200b\u200bcross-Sulcis Iglesiente where many mines are now inactive, but where up to half of the last century was fervent work of the miners, we visited at Gal Ingurtosu the well with a small but comprehensive museum of life in the mines. The last stop on the west coast of Sardinia is the island of S. Antioco, unfortunately due to the time that has failed and of the parking area of \u200b\u200bCo '' and Quaddus rather poorly made, perhaps because at the end of the season, has not received favorable reviews from our side.
Crossing to return to Olbia, Sardinia is well worth it to stop to visit the necropolis of Monte Sirai near the coal-and Barrumini Su Nuraxi, nuragic the most important and suggestive of Sardinia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And 'we think it worthwhile to take a detour to see this site because you can only access with guided tours that explain very well the characteristics of buildings and of life at nuragica.
few more days on the seashore near Orrì Tortolì equipped with a stop in Tanca Orrì that deserves to be cited for outstanding service and courtesy of the operators.
Berchida last stop on the beach, and between Orosei Siniscola worth a visit even if the road is unpaved.
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