sardinia tourism trekking

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Sardinia. Tourism. Sustainable viability. Capo Altano cycle and pedestrian path in Portoscuso, in the Sulcis region Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sardinia. Eco-soustainable tourism. Cycle touring. Signal on a tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sardinia. Arbus. Spanish coastal Watchtower of Flumentorgiu, near Torre dei Corsari beach and dunes of Pistis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Is Fanebas trekking in Assemini, Sardinia, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of the landscape during trekking in Sardinia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sardinia. Arbus. Panorama with the Spanish coastal Watchtower of Flumentorgiu, near Torre dei Corsari beach and Dunes of Pistis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sardinia. Arbus. Panorama with the Spanish coastal Watchtower of Flumentorgiu, on the Torre dei Corsari beach and dunes of Pistis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sardinia. Arbus. Spanish coastal Watchtower of Flumentorgiu, 17th century, near Torre dei Corsari and Pistis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Signal of the Cammino Minerario di Santa Barbara, in the south west Sardinia. This route dedicated to the patron saint of miners, spread along a 388 km ring in the mining region of Sulcis Iglesiente Guspinese. It is divided into 24 routes that can be reached by walking along paths, carrareccie, tracks, and mule tracks that Sardinian miners have covered in 8000 years of mining history. Along the way you can admire ancient archaeological sites, abandoned mining plants and the many historic churches that miners dedicated to Santa Barbara.