The beaches of Baunei Santa Maria Navarrese - Santa Maria Navarrese Sardegna

The Beaches of Baunei Santa Maria Navarrese in Sardinia

According to the "Guide to the nature of Sardinia" of Fulco Pratesi and Guido Tassi, with reference to the Coast of Baunei "there is not elsewhere perhaps in our country a so ample and unknown arc of coast: 40 kilometers of bastions and calcareous cliffs, just interrupted here and there from few cale, probably the most beautiful line of the Italian shore in absolute sense and without shade of doubt the sourer and wild... "
Forty kilometres of the wildest Sardinian coastline, with vertical cliffs cut by deep incisions that interrupt the impressive rock walls with sandy bays and beaches, which are true jewels of the Mediterranean. By definition one of the last natural paradises, where birds such as Audouin's Gull, Eleonora's Falcon and the European Shag nest and live in symbiosis with a natural habitat with many species found only in this area and jealously guarded by the shepherds who to this day graze their herds of goats.
The Grotta dei Colombi, the inlets of Portu Pedrosu and Portu Quau and the beaches of Cala Goloritzé and Ispuligidenie (Cala Mariolu and the Spiaggia dei Gabbiani) will accompany you in an unforgettable voyage, discovering undersea sumps inside the Grotta del Fico, the last kingdom of the Monk Seal, and taking you back in time to relive an ancient world. And we're not finished, there are still the beaches of Cala Sisine and Cala Luna.
As poetically it suggests a Sardinian contemporary narrator, "the baunesi have passed "light" on their earth, and today really that "lightness" it is their strength an instinctive conscience that has allowed to maintain entire 40 kilometers of coast and an unique hinterland: a match unique of painted landscapes of blue and of green, a magic symbiosis that unites the sea to the mountain, an energy of the places that is expressed above all with the words that the baunesi use every day".