Conca Verde beach
The beach is characterized by fine golden sand, with some boulders along it. In the sea there are rocks. The seabed is mixed between sandy and pebbles. The water is crystal clear, clear and color that varies between emerald green and blue. Red coral from Sardinia
Red coral is the only species of the Corallium genus that lives in the Mediterranean, From Greece and Tunisia to the Strait of Gibraltar, Corsica,Sardinia, Sicily and Balearics included, but it is also widespread in the eastern Atlantic in Portugal, Canary, Morocco and Islands of Capo Verde, Usually up to 200 meters deep in unlit places with poor vegetation. Generally, populate all the seas of the globe with the extreme limit consisting of the wide [...] Oasis, Natural Parks, Area Marina
To certify the quality of the beaches and seas of Santa Teresa di Gallura there is the important recognition of the blue flag, conferred on the country. This is international recognition, So respectable, granted by the FEE to all those European seaside resorts who have passed tests on service parameters, environmental respect and cleanliness [...] Longosardo Tower
As soon as you reach the summit 41 meters above sea level, Corsica seems to you at hand. Because the panorama that the ancient Longosardo tower offers is breathtaking, directly on the mouths of Bonifacio and with the exposed Corsica. It is one of the most important monuments of Santa Teresa di Gallura, [...] Rena di Ponente
Lungo l’;Istmo that unites the head of the head of head with the land stopped, nella punta settentrionale dell’;isola, ecco un’;other wonder, The Rena beach of Ponente.
Porto Longone
Porto Longone hosts the tourist port of Santa Teresa, dall’;Other part compared to the Bianca Rena beach. E’; In an enviable position, a pochi minuti di navigazione dall’;Maddalena archipelago, from the Costa Smeralda and from the islands of the South of Corsica.
Aunt Culumba beach
Provate ad immaginare una spiaggia fantastica con all’;interno i reperti delle antiche colonne dell’;Roman Empire. Well, exists: It is the beach of Aunt Culumba, In the splendid setting of the Bay of Santa Reparata.
