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Sulcis Iglesiente

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The long beach of St. Nicolao between the villages of Potixxeddu and Buggerru

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The long beach of St. Nicolao between the villages of Potixxeddu and Buggerru

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St. Nicolao beach between Potixxeddu and Buggerru. Start of the journey along the mining coast of Sulcis Iglesiente

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St. Nicolao beach between Potixxeddu and Buggerru. Start of the journey along the mining coast of Sulcis Iglesiente

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The beach of Buggerru Bay with the camp for motor homes. Entrance to the Port of Buggerru at sunset

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The beach of Buggerru Bay with the camp for motor homes. Entrance to the Port of Buggerru at sunset

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Camp for motor-homes in Buggerru Bay. The motor home, is one of the best ways to explore this stretch of wild coast of Sardinia

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Camp for motor-homes in Buggerru Bay. The motor home, is one of the best ways to explore this stretch of wild coast of Sardinia

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The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia

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The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia

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The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia

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The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia

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Helmets, now used by tourists for visits to mines located along the coast

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Helmets, now used by tourists for visits to mines located along the coast

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The entrance to Henry Gallery (mine above the port of Buggerru). With a mining train, tourists can visit the interior of the mine safely

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The entrance to Henry Gallery (mine above the port of Buggerru). With a mining train, tourists can visit the interior of the mine safely

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Train mine of Henry Gallery (Buggerru). The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists

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Train mine of Henry Gallery (Buggerru). The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists

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Train mine of Henry Gallery near Buggerru. The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists

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Train mine of Henry Gallery near Buggerru. The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists

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The rail route within the mine in the village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea

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The rail route within the mine in the village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea

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Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path

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Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path

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Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path

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Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path

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The cliff near the mining village of Buggerru. Walking on the path along the coast, is possible to see the ruins of old mines

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The cliff near the mining village of Buggerru. Walking on the path along the coast, is possible to see the ruins of old mines

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The rock called the Nest of the Eagle in Buggerru Bay and, on the horizon, Capo Pecora (Sheep Cape)

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The rock called the Nest of the Eagle in Buggerru Bay and, on the horizon, Capo Pecora (Sheep Cape)

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The cliff near the village of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast

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The cliff near the village of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast

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The rock called The Nest of the Eagle in the Bay of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast

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The rock called The Nest of the Eagle in the Bay of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast

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Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru

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Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru

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Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru

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Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru

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The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica

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The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica

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The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat

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The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat

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The cliff between Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia

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One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia

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The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia

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The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia

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The cliff between the Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia

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The cliff between the Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia

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The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay

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The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay

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The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay

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The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay

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The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay

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The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay

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The bay of Cala Domestica and the beaches in the end of the bay

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The bay of Cala Domestica and the beaches in the end of the bay

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The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast

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The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. Clean waters rich of fish

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The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. Clean waters rich of fish

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One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia

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One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia

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One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia

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One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia

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One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia

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One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia

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Porto Flavia (Masua Bay). On the cliff, the output of mines galleries, under, the anchorage for the ships to be loaded with minerals

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Porto Flavia (Masua Bay). On the cliff, the output of mines galleries, under, the anchorage for the ships to be loaded with minerals

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Masua Bay. The mines of Porto Flavia and, in front, the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)

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Masua Bay. The mines of Porto Flavia and, in front, the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)

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Masua Bay. The island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)

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Masua Bay. The island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)

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The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island

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The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island

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The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island

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The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island

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The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso

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The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso

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The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso

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The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso

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The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso

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The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso

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The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of Lamarmora laundry where washed the mineral mined from Nebida

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The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of Lamarmora laundry where washed the mineral mined from Nebida

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The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed the minerals

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The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed the minerals

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The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed with water, the mineral mined from Nebida mines.

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The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed with water, the mineral mined from Nebida mines.

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The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry.

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The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry.

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Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships

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Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships

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Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships

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Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships

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Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships

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Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships

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Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships

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Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships

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Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry

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Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry

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Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals

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Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals

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Nebida. Lamarmora laundry

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Nebida. Lamarmora laundry

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Nebida. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships

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Nebida. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships

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Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships.

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Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships.

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Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry

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Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso

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Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso

The long beach of St. Nicolao between the villages of Potixxeddu and Buggerru
The long beach of St. Nicolao between the villages of Potixxeddu and Buggerru
St. Nicolao beach between Potixxeddu and Buggerru. Start of the journey along the mining coast of Sulcis Iglesiente
St. Nicolao beach between Potixxeddu and Buggerru. Start of the journey along the mining coast of Sulcis Iglesiente
The beach of Buggerru Bay with the camp for motor homes. Entrance to the Port of Buggerru at sunset
The beach of Buggerru Bay with the camp for motor homes. Entrance to the Port of Buggerru at sunset
Camp for motor-homes in Buggerru Bay. The motor home, is one of the best ways to explore this stretch of wild coast of Sardinia
Camp for motor-homes in Buggerru Bay. The motor home, is one of the best ways to explore this stretch of wild coast of Sardinia
The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia
The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia
The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia
The beach of Masua. Once, site of an important mining town for the processing of minerals extracted from the mines of Porto Flavia
Helmets, now used by tourists for visits to mines located along the coast
Helmets, now used by tourists for visits to mines located along the coast
The entrance to Henry Gallery (mine above the port of Buggerru). With a mining train, tourists can visit the interior of the mine safely
The entrance to Henry Gallery (mine above the port of Buggerru). With a mining train, tourists can visit the interior of the mine safely
Train mine of Henry Gallery (Buggerru). The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists
Train mine of Henry Gallery (Buggerru). The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists
Train mine of Henry Gallery near Buggerru. The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists
Train mine of Henry Gallery near Buggerru. The train that once pulls carts full of ore out in the mine, now pulls carts full of tourists
The rail route within the mine in the village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea
The rail route within the mine in the village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea
Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path
Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path
Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path
Village of Buggerru. Mines which penetrate the rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The return is to walk on a coastal path
The cliff near the mining village of Buggerru. Walking on the path along the coast, is possible to see the ruins of old mines
The cliff near the mining village of Buggerru. Walking on the path along the coast, is possible to see the ruins of old mines
The rock called the Nest of the Eagle in Buggerru Bay and, on the horizon, Capo Pecora (Sheep Cape)
The rock called the Nest of the Eagle in Buggerru Bay and, on the horizon, Capo Pecora (Sheep Cape)
The cliff near the village of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast
The cliff near the village of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast
The rock called The Nest of the Eagle in the Bay of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast
The rock called The Nest of the Eagle in the Bay of Buggerru. Walk on the path along the coast
Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru
Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru
Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru
Rock in front of the rugged coast between Capo Pecora and the village of Buggerru
The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica
The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica
The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat
The cliff between the village of Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat
The cliff between Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Buggerru and the bay of Cala Domestica. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Buggerru and Cala Domestica Bay. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia
One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia
The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia
The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia
The cliff between the Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia
The cliff between the Cala Domestica Bay and the old mine on the sea of Porto Flavia
The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay
The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay
The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay
The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay
The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay
The ancient Spanish watchtower (eighteenth century) at the entrance to Cala Domestica Bay
The bay of Cala Domestica and the beaches in the end of the bay
The bay of Cala Domestica and the beaches in the end of the bay
The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. A paradise for anyone who rents a small boat for cruise along the coast
The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. Clean waters rich of fish
The cliff between Cala Domestica Bay and Porto Flavia. Clean waters rich of fish
One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia
One of the many caves that meet navigating Cala Domestica bay and mines on the sea of Porto Flavia
One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia
One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia
One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia
One of the two large cracks in the rock of the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf), in the Masua bay, in front of Porto Flavia
Porto Flavia (Masua Bay). On the cliff, the output of mines galleries, under, the anchorage for the ships to be loaded with minerals
Porto Flavia (Masua Bay). On the cliff, the output of mines galleries, under, the anchorage for the ships to be loaded with minerals
Masua Bay. The mines of Porto Flavia and, in front, the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)
Masua Bay. The mines of Porto Flavia and, in front, the island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)
Masua Bay. The island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)
Masua Bay. The island called Pan di Zucchero (Sugarloaf)
The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island
The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island
The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island
The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. On the horizon (left), the Pan di Zucchero island
The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso
The cliffs below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso
The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso
The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso
The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso
The cliffs and the islands below the village of Nebida between Masua Bay and the village of Portoscuso
The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of Lamarmora laundry where washed the mineral mined from Nebida
The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of Lamarmora laundry where washed the mineral mined from Nebida
The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed the minerals
The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed the minerals
The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed with water, the mineral mined from Nebida mines.
The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry where women and boys, washed with water, the mineral mined from Nebida mines.
The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry.
The cliffs between Masua Bay and Portoscuso. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry.
Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships
Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships
Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships
Cliff of Nebida, the ruins of Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, there was also a selection of minerals then loaded onto ships
Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships
Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships
Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships
Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded on the ships
Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry
Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry
Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals
Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals
Nebida. Lamarmora laundry
Nebida. Lamarmora laundry
Nebida. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships
Nebida. In these structures, over to wash the minerals, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships
Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships.
Lamarmora laundry. In these structures, over to wash, there was also the selection of minerals then loaded onto the ships.
Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry
Nebida. The ruins of the Lamarmora laundry
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso. The beach frequented by surfers and kite surfing
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso
Fontanamare Beach, in the stretch of coast between Nebida and Portoscuso

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By: Carlo Piccinelli

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Where is the Sulcis Iglesiente

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Sulcis Iglesiente, are two provinces located on the south west coast of Sardinia. At one time, this area was home to large mining companies that thanks to the presence of the sea and cliffs, allowed a fast time of loading of vessels. Thanks to the safety of the mines, today tourists can access and visit the old mines. Some can be visited on foot, others with small trains. In common, the mines have the distinction to be dug into the cliffs overlooking the sea with breathtaking and with a natural environment unique in the world. A sports tourism saw the number of kite surfing and wind surfing present in front of the beaches along the coast but also an itinerant tourism and coastal navigation. A journey of discovery where the mining tourism is combined with the food tasting and discovering local traditions and cultures still true and genuine.
More informations:
Tourist Office www.sulcisiglesiente.eu
Mining Tourism www.igeaspa.it
Mining Museum www.museodelcarbone.it