AI generatedCapo Testa
Italy · Sardinia · 30 m
Short description of Capo Testa
Capo Testa is a granite headland on the northern tip of Sardinia, joined to the coast near Santa Teresa Gallura by a narrow sandy isthmus. Wind and sea have carved its pink and grey rocks into towering shapes, and climbers come for its boulders. The isthmus holds two beaches, Rena di Ponente and Rena di Levante, facing different winds. Paths lead past a lighthouse and the quarries where the Romans cut granite, down into the hidden Valle della Luna and to the clear water of Cala Spinosa. Sunsets over the Strait of Bonifacio make Capo Testa one of the island's most photographed places.
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Best time to visit: June – September
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Capo Testa Granite Rock Formations
- Rena di Ponente & Rena di Levante
- Valle della Luna
- Cala Spinosa
- Roman Granite Quarries of Capo Testa
- Capo Testa Lighthouse
- Sunset over the Strait of Bonifacio
- Bouldering on the Granite Rocks
- Coastal Trails of Capo Testa
- Snorkeling at Cala Grande
- Rena Bianca Beach(Day trip)