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| Here, nature and culture blend together. In truth. Nuraghe people, the Phoenicians, the Carthaginians, the Romans, the Byzantines overlap and mingled homes, temples, churches and baths. Over the centuries, constructions and ruins have been slowly eroded by winds, rain, sand, waves, thus a mountain looming on the horizon may hide a nuraghe. On beaches, you can admire vase bits stay; there are even tombs dug into rocks. This landscape is strongly influenced by ancient civilizations.
The territory is characterized by big spaces, endless sea, few people – according to its inhabitants, people here feel still free.
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