Join a trek on the beautiful coast of Bosa starting from Alghero, in north-west Sardinia. Your guide will take you to the nearby Cala Bernardu, silent and unique, through a path traced by shepherds and animals. You will be among the wild nature of Capo Marrargiu, surrounded by rocks and rocks, coves, and Mediterranean maquis. This impervious environment has welcomed, in the decades, majestic and very rare animal species including peregrine falcons, golden eagles, and Bonelli’s eagle, but the great protagonist is another raptor: the griffon vulture. You can dive into turquoise waters where you can snorkel with your guide and marine biologist, among many varieties of fish and marine plants, and you are goig to end the day with an aperitif of typical Sardinian products with panoramic views of Alghero and Capo Caccia in the distance. If you love spending your free time outdoors, this is the experience for you!
Trekking to Capo Marrargiu from Alghero
- Trek to Cala Bernardu, discovering wild nature and hidden coves
- Dive into turquoise waters, exploring marine life guided by an expert biologist
- Conclude the day with Sardinian treats, enjoying panoramic views on the coast
Guided tour
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Food tasting
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Local guide
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Multilingual guide
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Transfer
Guided tour
Drinks
Drinks
Via Lido, 73, Alghero, SS, Italy
Not suitable:
- This activity is not suitable for people under 14 years old
Know in advance:
- The transfer is about 40 minutes for 35 km, each way
- The trek will last 5 hours, with stops along the way
- You will have a stop of about an hour in Cala Bernardu
- You will snorkel with a guide specialized in marine biology, subject to the weather conditions of the day
- In case of allergies, intolerances and vegetarian and vegan solutions, please contact your guide at the telephone number you will find on the voucher as soon as possible after booking
Remember to bring:
- It's recommend to wear closed-toe shoes, comfortable weather-appropriate clothing, sunscreen, or sunhat
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