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Archipelago la Maddalena National Park
Via Giulio Cesare, 7
La Maddalena
La Maddalena
SS [Sassari]
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LOCATION: East Sardinia
Facilities:
- Excursions
- Diving (click here)
- Restaurant
- Hotel
- Camping
- Bar
- Museum (click here)
Ideal for:
– families with children
– young people
– surfers
– divers
– people who love snorkelling
The Archipelago of la Maddalena is by the time a famous tourist destination which offers natural scenery of outstanding beauty: Porto di Madonna, Spiaggia Rosa, Cala Corsara, Cala Granara, are just a few among the more celebrated beaches.
The marine ambient is rich of habitats and species, some of these very rare and protected as the red seaweed (Lithophyllum lichenoides) and the huge limpet (Patella ferruginea). Regarding the fish and the sea mammal fauna all the area and in general the “Bocche di Bonifacio”, is particularly rich, because of permanent populations of Tursiops and “Stenelle”. And just for this important presences the park is included in the “Santuario dei Cetacei” ( the Sea mammal Sanctuary ), which is a marine space, among Corsica, Liguria and Provence, of whales and sea mammal protection. The depth of the archipelago are interested by important discovery, in particular Hellenistic-Roman age testimony as wrecks ships (Spargi wreck ship).
What to do - Excursions and Itineraries (click here)
La Maddalena island beaches (click here)
Beaches of la Maddalena Archipelago, minor islands (click here)
Caprera island beaches (click here) |
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| The archipelago of La Maddalena, lies not far off the extreme northeastern coast of Sardinia. It is made up of four main islands, La Maddalena, Santo Stefano, Caprera and Spargi, situated near the Gallura’s coastline and another three to the north, Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria, in the southern part of the straits of Bonifacio, surrounded by many rocks and numerous islets. All of granite, these islands are enchanting thanks to the rocks, the beaches and the sea. |
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