Top adjacent points of interest, complete with driving distances and travel times.
A short drive south leads to Nuraghe Santu Antine, one of the grandest prehistoric fortresses on the island. The central stone tower features exceptionally preserved tholos chambers, dry-laid basalt blocks, and atmospheric passageways.
Explore Alghero's historic Catalan-walled old town, then travel to Capo Caccia to descend the Escala del Cabirol ('Goat's Steps'). At the bottom lies Neptune's Grotto, a breathtaking marine cave filled with towering stalactites and stalagmites.
Standing alone in a fertile green valley, this 12th-century Romanesque basilica is famous for its striking horizontal bands of dark basalt and white limestone. Inside, visitors can admire rare and beautifully preserved medieval frescoes.
Visit the Roman ruins of ancient Turris Libisonis in Porto Torres, then board a ferry to Asinara Island. Now a protected national park, this former prison island is home to unique wild albino donkeys and pristine rocky coves.