Maddalena Archipelago

Maddalena Archipelago

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8249° the Maddalena archipelago national park extends over land and sea for over 20 thousand hectares. It embraces 180 kilometers of coastline, including over 60 islands, large and small, granite and schist, shaped by wind and currents. Budelli, Caprera, Razzoli, Santa Maria, Santo Stefano and Spargi stand out, destinations for unforgettable boat tours starting from Baja Sardinia, La Maddalena, Palau and Santa Teresa Gallura. The inlets create a myriad of landings, the colors of the sea are unique, the rocks shaped as natural monuments and the seabed a diving paradise, in particular the shoals of Spargiotello and Washington, Punta Coticcio and the grottino di San Francesco. asked May 1 '22 at 22:01 someuser 8266 answers

Cala Coticcio beach

Cala Coticcio beach

1° Cala Coticcio beach Cala Coticcio beach is located in the north-eastern part of Caprera, the second largest island of the archipelago, in front of the Murru rock. Its skin is thin and white, almost dazzling, and the shades of the crystalline sea are framed by pink rocks and shrubs of Mediterranean scrub. Answer Link

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Spargi Island, Cala Corsara, Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia

Spargi Island, Cala Corsara, Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia

1° (Spargi Island, Cala Corsara, Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia The Spargi Island, Cala Corsara, Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia national park extends over land and sea for over 20 thousand hectares. It embraces 180 kilometers of coastline, including over 60 islands, large and small, granite and schist, shaped by wind and currents. Budelli, Caprera, Razzoli, Santa Maria, Santo Stefano and Spargi stand out, destinations for unforgettable boat tours starting from Baja Sardinia, La Maddalena, Palau and Santa Teresa Gallura. The inlets create a myriad of landings, the colors of the sea are unique, the rocks shaped as natural monuments and the seabed a diving paradise, in particular the shoals of Spargiotello and Washington, Punta Coticcio and the grottino di San Francesco.. Answer Link answered May 1 '22 at 22:01 anotheruser

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Caprera island

Caprera island

1° (Caprera island In the far north-east of Sardinia, there is an island that is fully protected and therefore still wild. Its coast is sheltered by woods and the jagged profile hides wonderful coves, alternating with cliffs overlooking the sea). Answer Link answered May 1 '22 at 22:01 anotheruser

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The Pink Beach of Budelli, Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia

The Pink Beach of Budelli, Maddalena Archipelago, Sardinia

1° The Pink Beach of Budelli is one of the best known wonders of Sardinia: the pink color of the sand, due to the presence of calcareous shells of small unicellular organisms that populate Cala di Roto, makes it one of the most fascinating and characteristic natural visions of the Mediterranean. Answer Link

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Spiaggia Rosa beach at Cala di Roto,Budelli island, La Maddalena, Gallura region, Sardinia, Italy

Spiaggia Rosa beach at Cala di Roto,Budelli island, La Maddalena, Gallura region, Sardinia, Italy

1° The Pink Beach of Budelli is one of the best known wonders of Sardinia: the pink color of the sand, due to the presence of calcareous shells of small unicellular organisms that populate Cala di Roto, makes it one of the most fascinating and characteristic natural visions of the Mediterranean. Answer Link

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Razzoli Island, Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

Razzoli Island, Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

1° Razzoli Island in the far north of Sardinia, which is part of the Maddalena archipelago, characterized by granite cliffs, intact nature and mysterious events. Answer Link

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Santa maria island, Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

Santa maria island, Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

1° Santa Maria differs from the other islands of the Maddalena archipelago due to its geological features. It is made up of schist and not of granite and this is evidence that it is older than the other islands.. Answer Link

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Santa maria island, Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

Santa maria island, Maddalena archipelago, Sardinia

1° Santa Maria differs from the other islands of the Maddalena archipelago due to its geological features. It is made up of schist and not of granite and this is evidence that it is older than the other islands.. Answer Link

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Cala Spinosa, Santa Teresa Gallura, Archipelago Maddalena, Sardinia

Cala Spinosa, Santa Teresa Gallura, Archipelago Maddalena, Sardinia

1° The scenery that the cove offers is truly majestic especially for the granite complex that characterizes it. The difficult access makes it uncrowded and allows solitary baths to discover very suggestive scenarios, in fact the gigantic granite boulders that can be admired on the coast also fall below sea level and for this reason it is recommended for divers. The cove is mostly sheltered and offers a mirror of sea that is always calm. Answer Link

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