Gastronomy and cooking

 ; The food and wine tradition of Tortolì is closely linked to local folklore and above all to fishing, given that there are plenty of fishermen in the town. Starting from the first courses we must remember the "culurgiones", local ravioli filled with fresh Sardinian cheeses and potatoes and flavored with herbs. Always based on potatoes you can't help but taste it […]

The beaches

Sardinia's fame on a tourist level is certainly due to the beauty of its sea and its beaches, unique not only in Italy but in general throughout the Mediterranean. Tortoli, with its typical long beaches of granite origin, it couldn't be less. Here you will find sandy beaches, or porphyry cliffs […]

Business Business Economy

If until recently the economy of Tortolì was mainly based on agriculture and therefore on the primary sector, In the last period the tertiary sector has developed exponentially thanks to the port and airport airports, born thanks to the funds and the idea of ​​local entrepreneurs. Tourism has certainly benefited from this favorable location in the center of […]

Historical-cultural notes

The first historical notes of Tortolì (although its foundation dates back to 3000 BC.) they date back to the domination during the Roman Empire by foreign populations, first the Carthaginians, then the Goths, to pass under Arab and finally Spanish rule. Around 1100 it became part of the Giudicato of Cagliari and became the county seat […]

Arbatax

The area near the port, from which Arbatax takes its name, it is famous for its red rocks, from which a blues music festival that takes place in the town every summer takes its name. These rocks are made up of reddish porphyry and black diorite and emerge from the sea as if they were a kind of stacks […]

Tortoli, South Eastern Sardinia

Welcome to Tortolì and Arbatax [ you are in Ogliastra ] Tortolì is a small Sardinian town of just over 10,000 inhabitants, provincial capital together with the other town Lanusei of the so-called Province of Ogliastra. This province is located in the central area of ​​Sardinia, between the provinces of Nuoro and Cagliari and is washed by the Tyrrhenian Sea. […]

Tortoli, l’;origin of the Name

The origin of the name Tortolì is quite discussed by toponymy experts, but mainly it is thought that it may derive from the name of an ancient port, then crippled by the Pisans in Tortohelie.

Hotel, Farmhouses, Campsites in Arbatax and Tortoli

Given its recent explosion in tourism, Tortolì has literally populated with accommodation facilities such as hotels, motel, restaurants, Farmhouses and areas for camping. At the hotel level you will find the solution for your every need, of each category, and highly professional and brand new construction structures. Among these we remember the Victoria hotel, L’Totel lo […]

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