Visit to Sant'Antonio di Gallura
with stops in Lu Nuracu, Fonte Barantagnana and Cussogghja di Scopetu
This excursion visits Sant'Antonio di Gallura, a village rich in history and traditions.
A village existed at the foot of the Lu Naracu viewpoint as early as the early Middle Ages. Today, this is the highest point in the village, offering panoramic views stretching from the Limbara massif to the sea of Arzachena and Palau.
The beautiful Palazzo Mannu, a noble Gallura architecture built entirely of granite (visits by reservation).
Nearby are charming country churches, venues for village festivals. You'll also see the Fonte Barantagnana and the Cussogghja di Scopetu, near the Camino de San Giacomo.
During the hike, you can stop at the bar in the Piazza, where Michela serves excellent pianini and drinks for a pleasant and tasty refreshment. There are also agritourisms and restaurants in the area where you can try traditional Gallura and Sardinian dishes.
