Forty miles of coastline in the wildest Sardinia, of reefs, marked by deep engravings, which interrupt the impressive wall with clay and beaches, which are real jewels of the Mediterranean.
By definition one of the last natural paradises, where fauna species such as the Seagull Course, the Queen’s Hawk and the Marangone from the Ciuffo, nests and live in symbiosis with a natural environment rich in endemism, jealously guarded by the guardians of the territory: the shepherds who are still grazing the flocks of goats today
