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The area surrounding Agriturismo Punta Lizzu presents an extraordinary variety of landscapes and inspirations, located in one of the most enchanting corners of eastern Sardinia. The facility is situated about four kilometers from Siniscola, in a scenic position among gentle hills that slope down to the sea. From this vantage point, one can take in the coastline and the peaks of Montalbo, experiencing a series of natural vistas that change with the light throughout the day.
Just two kilometers away lies the coastline, where fine sandy beaches alternate with rocky coves and crystal-clear waters. Among the closest and most popular are La Caletta and Santa Lucia, featuring shallow waters ideal for safe swimming, extending to Capo Comino, famous for its dunes topped with junipers and turquoise waters that invite swimming and snorkeling. A bit further, the pristine landscapes of Berchida and the natural oasis of Biderosa open up, protected areas where nature reveals itself in its purest form.
For those who enjoy exploring the inland, activities such as trekking, mountain biking, or free climbing can be pursued on the slopes of Montalbo, a limestone mountain that reaches an altitude of one thousand meters and is home to endemic plant and animal species, amidst ancient forests of holm oaks, centuries-old junipers, mouflons, and martens. The trails wind through breathtaking scenery and ancient silences, offering experiences suitable for both expert hikers and those seeking a leisurely walk in nature.
Siniscola, the nearest town, retains the authentic spirit of a Sardinian village deeply connected to its roots. Here, one can discover artisan shops, local markets, traditional festivals, and a cultural heritage that is deeply rooted in the history of Baronia. The area also serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the entire central-eastern coast of the island, from Orosei to Cala Gonone and the Gulf of Orosei, or for broader itineraries into the interior, unveiling the lesser-known yet captivating parts of Sardinia.
Far from mass tourism, this region encourages a slow pace of life, in harmony with nature and traditions. It remains an unspoiled land, welcoming those who wish to not only see but truly experience Sardinia.
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