Towards the coves of the Baunei coast (VIDEO)
There isn't a beach in the area that doesn't deserve to be visited. They are all imbued with that wild and rocky spirit, tough but charming that is typical of the area, loved by Sardinian tourists, chased and desired by foreigners. A natural inlet to absolutely visit if your travels take you near Arbatax is Cala […]
Rocce Rosse Beach
In the bay of Arbatax, tourist hamlet of Tortolì, there is the Rocce Rosse beach. This name is due to the red porphyry cliffs that emerge from the sea, which many define as similar to a cathedral. Together with the sea and the white cliffs, below the cliffs, this beach offers a unique color show among the beaches [...]CalaMoresca
Between wild cliffs and living rocks, Arbatax holds a wonderful ravine that is extremely popular in the summer months, a corner of paradise. Cala Moresca has in fact often been defined as one of the most evocative beaches on the entire eastern coast of Sardinia. It is perfect balance and meeting of a crystalline sea, so transparent that it allows a clear view of the […]
Useful information
A useful piece of information about Tortolì is certainly the indication to get there: if you come from the sea or by plane, the port and the airport will welcome you, while coming by car from Nuoro (which is exactly 78 kilometers away) just take the Nuoro-Lanusei road for about 70 km and turn left for Villagrande Strisaili. However Tortolì is […]
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, 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.
