Natural  Sights  of  Sardinia

Latest update: 17 February 2022
Among the most interesting natural sights of Sardinia we find a collection that includes mountains, caves, forests and plains. 

​The most famous sight on this list is Neptune's Grotto with its stalactites which is situated just a short boat ride from the seaside town of Alghero in north western Sardinia. 

The island region's hinterland provides a number of places where you can take in more natural sights with Monte Arcosu just outside Cagliari and Monte Limbara in the north with curious rock formations and stunning panoramic views from its summit. 
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Neptune's  Grotto

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Neptune's Grotto, Sardinia

Monte  Arcosu

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Monte Arcosu, Sardinia

Parco  Naturale  dei  Sette  Fratelli

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Parco Naturale dei Sette Fratelli, Sardinia

Giara  di  Gesturi

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Giara di Gesturi, Sardinia

Montes  Forest

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Montes Forest, Sardinia

Supramonte

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Supramonte, Sardinia

Monte  Limbara

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Monte Limbara, Sardinia

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