What to Visit

The Budoni coastline stretches for about 18 km, offering heavenly landscapes:

• Cala di Budoni: The main beach (4 km), famous for its white sand and shallow waters, perfect for families.
• Porto Ainu: A less crowded gem with crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxation and snorkeling.
• Baia Sant'Anna: Featuring golden sand and untouched nature, with a nearby lagoon rich in wildlife.
• Porto Ottiolu: An enchanting bay adjacent to the modern marina, with emerald green waters.

Civico216 is the ideal starting point to explore the pearls of the North-East:

• San Teodoro (15 min): Don't miss the famous La Cinta beach and the lively evening market in the village center.
• Tavolara Marine Area: Boat trips to the imposing island of Tavolara and the natural pools of Molara.
• La Maddalena Archipelago (1h): Departing from Palau, you can discover dream coves like Cala Coticcio in Caprera or the Pink Beach of Budelli.
• Costa Smeralda (1h): A day between the glamour of Porto Cervo and the turquoise waters of Capriccioli and Principe beaches.

Castello della Fava (Posada)

Just a 10-minute drive away, this 13th-century medieval fortress dominates the village of Posada. From its tower, you can enjoy a breathtaking view ranging from the Rio Posada valley to the sea. Legend has it that the castle owes its name to a clever stratagem used by locals to deceive the Saracens during a siege.

The Hinterland and Barbagia (1h)

For an authentic experience, visit the Murals of Orgosolo or the Su Gologone springs in Oliena, in the wild heart of the island.

• Nuraghe San Pietro (Torpè): Located in the municipality of Torpè, it is one of the most important archaeological monuments in the Baronia region. It is a quadrilobed nuraghe built in red trachyte, whose imposing ruins testify to the advanced engineering of the Nuragic civilization.
• Museum of the Stazzo (Budoni): A journey into the rural Gallurese civilization of the past.
• Tanaunella: A hilltop village famous for its legends and its splendid panoramic position.

• Tepilora Oasis: A regional park perfect for birdwatching, trekking, and kayaking.
• Rio Pitrisconi Waterfalls: Adventures among granite rocks and natural pools in the heart of wild nature.
• Gola di Gorropu: Europe's deepest canyon, an unmissable destination for extreme trekking enthusiasts.