» Flora and fauna
A livello di flora, ossia dell’insieme di tutte le forme di vegetazione, attorno a Tortolì esistono due ambienti principali: il bosco e la macchia mediterranea, di cui l’ultimo prevale sul primo. Dall’erica al rosmarino, dalla lavanda al ginepro, dai lentischi alle ginestre, sono tutte forme vegetali che abbondano nelle macchie [...]
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» The beaches
The fame of Sardinia tourism is certainly due to the beauty of its sea and its beaches, unique not only in Italian but generally throughout the Mediterranean. Tortoli, with its long beaches of granite, couldn't be outdone. Qui troverete spiagge [...]
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» Oases and Nature Reserves
All’uscita del paese Tortolì si trova il parco San Salvatore. It's not really a natural park, but a tourist resort where you can admire ancient nuragic constructions dating from the prehistoric age. Nuraghi are Tower shaped buildings that date from 2000 anni a.C.e avevano lo scopo sia difensivo che [...]
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» Cultural-historical overview
The first historical Tortolì (Although its foundation date back to 3000 BC) go back to dominate during the Roman Empire by foreign populations, at first the Carthaginians, then the Goths, to pass under Arab rule and finally Spanish. In 1100 circa entra a far parte del Giudicato di Cagliari [...]
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» Arbatax
La zona vicino al porto, from which it takes its name Arbatax, It is famous for its red rocks, from which it takes its name a blues music festival held every summer in the country. Questi scogli sono costituiti da porfido rossastro e diorite nera e emergono dal mare [...]
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» Geographical Position
Geographically its location is very convenient, for this reason is currently at the center of numerous trade both terrestrial, with the train station, both by sea, with its harbour, that aircraft, with the airport of Arbatax.
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